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Figure 4.9. Assigning a state to a preset command in the Macro Editor

If a preset is flagged as “On,” nothing will happen when the preset is executed again because the system knows it has already been run. This prevents any manual adjustments that are made during the course of the meeting (gain, muting, etc.) from being lost.

Room combining example

In the room combining scenario depicted in Figure 4.10, there are four possible room configurations using six presets (P1–P6). In order to change configurations without disturbing meetings in progress, a macro must be created for each configuration that tells the system what to do with each of the six presets.

Figure 4.10. Room combining diagram

You can also create a macro to set all preset flags to 0 which ensures

all presets are ready to run again.

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