Hello: Does the order of commands in a macro make a diff? I have several commands from my IR library that work by them selves (on a hard button) but don't work in a macro. Is this the place to use "stop macro" or one of those other options?
Thanks, KDM

You may try putting a delay between commands if you're having trouble.

DJ

I have the same problem also. My Lutron Spacer commands work on the hard buttons, but not in a Macro. I've tried delays but that didn't help.

I'm suspecting that my problem is that my Lutron Spacer requires IR since the IR Receiver is on the light switch, but all of my macro commands are in RF. I don't know how to mix the RF and IR commands in a Macro. If anyone knows that this is possible, I'd appreciate the help.

Joe.

It is possible to mix them. Double click the command in the macro editor and then you get a dialog box with all sorts of options

Double click on the commands in the Macro Editor and change the number of repeats from one to about three.

You might have to play with the number of repeats for your equipment to get consistant macros.

Changing the number of repeats in a macro basicly makes the command transmit longer, like a longer button press.

Mitch@RTI

I am also having troubles with macros. I am using it in the default RF and need IR direct for the screen and projector. The screen is giving me fits as it works sometime and then acts like it never is sent anything. I have tried diferent repeats and think it is fixed and then it isn't so I go back to one.
I am also finding that the test mode doesnt work on more recently learned commands. The older ones still do it so I guess I am doing the right procedure.
Any advice?
Thanks
Rick