On the back of the console is a green terminal strip connector that has three termination points. One of these points is a common, that when shorted to either of the other two triggers the macros defined here will fire. You can assign a macro to both the up and down (or short and open) states of the input or if using a double-pole single-throw switch between all three contacts, a fifth macro can be triggered. The Multiple Trigger Mute time can discard nuisance triggers. Macros are built using the Macro Editor. Each action can have an entire list of commands or scripts to execute.
Note:
On each side of the connector, there
are test buttons. Depressing these will activate the macros assigned here.
You can see the status of these inputs in the Uber
Status window.
See Also:
Hardware Setup - Trigger Wiring
Macro Editor