Specifications

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ADVANCED OPERATION • MACRO MODE

If you opened the Control Panel Builder from the Preset Configuration pane, the

Use in Preset box appears below the Button/LED Selection menu. This box allows

you to use specific button and/or LED settings within a preset you’re establishing

without altering how the remaining buttons and LEDs are configured.

Next, select the Unit Type, Device, and Command you wish to use from the menus

at the bottom of the window. Other menus specific to the command will appear so

you can tailor the command to meet the requirements of your system and venue.

Note that the Command Description pane shows the description for the

command you have selected. Click the Apply button to apply the selected

command to the Active or Inactive command button.

If you opened the Control Panel Builder with the toolbar button, the Active

Command and Inactive Command buttons are selectable. Click the Active

Command or Inactive Command button to set the command for operation when

the button is active or inactive. If you opened the Builder with the Control Panel

Assignment button (Preset Configuration mode), clicking Use in Preset activates

the Active Command and Inactive Command buttons so you can configure

commands for an active or inactive state for a given preset.

The Argument Description pane reflects argument information.

The remaining buttons in the Preset Configuration pane do the following:

The Print Preset button in the Preset Configuration Pane prints the currently-

selected preset. Note that a preset must be saved before it can be printed.

The Save Preset button saves the current preset to G-Ware.

The Clear Preset button clears the current preset from G-Ware.

Macro Mode

The Macro Mode lets you establish macros—lists of commands—in

G-Ware software. Macros streamline the operation of the PSR1212,

allowing you to make quick configuration changes once the PSR1212

unit is running a given preset. For example, you can use a macro to

change the volume level of speakers in various areas of an arena when

a particular preset is used. Macros can also contain commands on

other PSR1212 units. See Serial Commands on page 88 for a list of

commands which can be used in macros.

Macro Record Window