Console Macros | Black Box ACXC16, ACXC48, ACXC32 manual

Chapter 4: Configuration

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Select the respective user in the working area of the “CON Devices” menu for the Favorites list and open the tab Favorites.

Figure 4-59. Menu Definition – CON Devices

To create a Favorites list for any console, proceed as follows:

1.Select the CPUs in the CPU Available list that should be added to the Favorites list (CPU assigned). To mark more than one CPU device at the same time, press the <Ctrl> key.

2.Press the“ >” button to move the marked CPU devices to the Favorites list. If you press the “>>’ button, the first eight CPU devices from the CPU Available list will be moved to the Favorites list (CPU assigned).

3.To change the order of marked CPU devices within the Favorites list, press the <+> and <-> keys.

4.To remove marked CPU devices from the Favorites list, press the “<” button. To remove all CPU devices from the Favorites list, press the “<<” button.

4.8.5 Console Macros

In this menu, you can create macro commands for switching, disconnection, or user administration. The macro commands are created for each console separately.

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