Basically, I am using a T1 and want to put all zone 2 sources on to one button.

For example: I want to label a button Zone 2: Push Zone 2 once, it goes to CD, push Zone 2 twice it goes to radio, Push Zone 2 three times, it goes to Sat. Radio, push it four times would send it back to CD.

Matt Lust had a file like this for the U1 and I e-mailed him for it but he never responded. If anyone could help out that would be great. Thanks.

Could you use toggle? Just guessing.

I'm not sure I follow...but I'm using a Denon AVR-2307 and want to yeah....toggle between three sources....

CD-SAT-RADIO

Check flag 1
If Flag 1
then
CD
clear flag 1
set flag 2
Stop Macro
else
----

Check Flag 2
If Flag 2
then
sat
clear flag 2
set flag 3
Stop Macro
else
----

Check Flag 3
If Flag 3
then
Radio
clear flag 3
set flag 1
Stop Macro
else
----
Set Flag 1

Sorry forget the toggle thing... this should do it.

Just went in there and checked it and this works. See the first time you reset the remote there will be no flag on the button to issue a command. So the first time after a reset or load the button will not issue a command. But the first contact will set the flag to tell the remote to issue the first desired IR command. After that the command will be issued in sequence each time you press the button.

If flag [001] is set then
If flag [002] is set then
If flag [003] is set then
ELSE
Zone2 / Radio
Set Flag: [003]
Clear Flag: [001]
ELSE
Zone2 / Sat
Set Flag: [002]
Clear Flag: [003]
ELSE
Zone2 / CD
Set Flag: [001]
Clear Flag: [002]

And then....

I can't test this but how about:

1=set
0=clear

flag1 .. flag2
--------------------
0 ...... 0 .....CD
0 ...... 1 .....CD
1 ...... 0 .....SAT
1 ...... 1 .....TUNER

so, when you fist come in they're both clear so start with CD:

IF flag1 set THEN
IF flag2 set THEN
TUNER
clear flag1
set flag2
ELSE
SAT
set flag1
set flag2
ELSE
CD
set flag1
clear flag2

Try this:



It is a little bit of a quick and dirty way, but it will work.

That's it. Instead of using one flag per input, I'm using a combination of flags to represent each input, a binary approach. Since the OP asked for three sources to cycle through, two flags will more than cover it (that's four combinations).
To start at the same source each time zone 2 is used, just clear flag 1 in the power off macro.

Here's a better view of the sequence macro.

You may need to consider clearing all source flags but the one that is being set because if you left the page and started some other activity you may have something go out of sync.

If a processor is used, I would first create a clear all source flag macro, then create souce switching "macros" that included the source command, the clear all source flag macro and then a set flag for the source you have selected.

Once done you can create your test flag toggle macro utilizing the nested source switching macros without having to set or clear any flags. If all other macros in your configuration involving source commands use nested source switching macros you will never have to worry about things getting out of sync.

If it is in standalone mode my comments are useless to some degree.

I agree, only if other controllers are involved, then separate system macros setting the flags for each source selection would be necessary to maintain sync.

Otherwise, if managed correctly, only this (zone2) macro would switch these specific flags. No need to worry about losing sync. The last selected source, if needed again, could easily be extrapolated from the flags, unless lost to a power outage (does that reset flags?).

I was also trying to keep the macro as short as possible, again, for the specific function requested: three source sequencing.

Here's a similar macro for four sources: