Configuration Instructions

System configuration
Using keypad macros
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To add a second macro
1. Place the cursor in the 'Normal Mode' -> 'Press' text field.
2. Click on the 'Arrow to the right' button close to the text field.
3. Choose a macro from the dropdown field and specify the parameters
4. Click 'Add' to apply the macro.
Use the arrow keys to navigate through the configured macros. The function and
parameters will be decoded and displayed in the drop-down field. Parameter
adjustments can be made here.
If the macro is placed in the 'Press' area of the field, it will be executed when the
key is pressed, physically on a keypad or virtually via the EmulateKeypadKey
function. If it is placed in the 'Release' area, it will be executed when you release
the key.
● A macro consists of a unique macro identifier and individual parameters.
● Macros which are defined in hex format should be separated by the ';'
character. For each button, separate macros support three events when the
button is pressed and three events when it is released.
● A macro which invokes a key with a defined macro is possible. The recursion
depth is limited to five recursive calls, see chapter 'System limits [➙ 41]'.
● It is possible to execute another macro key with a macro, although there is a
depth limit of five recursive calls.
● 16 bit values (words) must be stored in little endian format.
The firmware is able to process hex strings up to four digits long. Leading zeros
must be included!
Example:
The definition of 'E$FE$012D' sends an EmuKey command to station 301 with
0xFE as the button index.