If I constructed the following correctly, it is the '1' digit with toggle off followed by a null command with toggle on.

0000 006B 0024 0000 0065 0065 0016 0022 0016 0022 0022 002E 0022 002E 0016 0022 0022 002E 0016 0022 0022 002E 0022 002E 0022 002E 0016 0022 0016 0022 0016 0022 0022 002E 0022 002E 0016 0022 0016 091B 0065 0065 0016 0022 0016 0022 0022 002E 0022 002E 0016 0022 0022 002E 0016 0022 0022 002E 0022 002E 0022 002E 0022 002E 0022 002E 0022 002E 0022 002E 0016 0022 0016 0022 0016 091B

I think you can assign that code to a button and each time you press it dial the digit '1', unlike the learned '1' which can't be used twice in row.

There are a few reasons why this simple approach might not work, so more experimentation would be required to fine tune the solution. So test this. If it works we can adjust the other commands the same way. If it doesn't we can test something more complex.