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We could also have done this by actually physically moving the axis to that point (so that the
red line was at that point) and then clicking the left icon just underneath where it says Rotary
1= Bands. We should now also create a second split and then click the middle icon which
spaces the areas out evenly.
We can then click the green tick to set those split positions in place. This leaves us with
something like this.
Please note that you cannot start entering keystrokes into the band until you have saved your
programmed bands by clicking on the green check mark. You can then program keystrokes,
macros or advanced commands to the areas just like any button on the controller.
Using our ‘A’ and ‘B’ example above we get the following.
You may wonder why we didn’t just create one split so that the area was split in half and then
j
ust assign the keystrokes to the two areas? It’s simply because you need a position where the
axis is ‘at rest’ and isn’t issuing any keyboard commands – you will notice that no commands
are assigned to the middle position of the area in the above example. No matter which
controller you have or which axis you are programming, you must always have a band over
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