I have just updated my K3 Utility and Firmware to 1.2.10.27 and 3.52,
respectively.
I wrote two simple macros, which I put into the Utility's
Macro1 and Macro2 spots. They are:
Pwr=4 pc004;
and
Pwr=100 pc100;
These are intended to save wear and tear on the encoder when switching
to and
Wayne sed:
When you assign an Mx switch to a macro (or as a menu shortcut), the
firmware checks to see if that Mx switch now has *both* tap and hold
functions assigned. If not, it sets both of them to the same
assignment (the macro or the menu shortcut). This avoids some
potential side effe
On Oct 28, 2009, at 6:11 PM, Paul Kirley wrote:
> I have just updated my K3 Utility and Firmware to 1.2.10.27 and 3.52,
> respectively.
>
> I wrote two simple macros, which I put into the Utility's Macro1 and
> Macro2 spots...But I now find that either tapping or holding M3 or
> M4 executes a
On Oct 28, 2009, at 11:48 PM, Paul Kirley wrote:
> Wayne sed:
> When you assign an Mx switch to a macro (or as a menu shortcut), the
> firmware checks to see if that Mx switch now has *both* tap and hold
> functions assigned. If not, it sets both of them to the same
> assignment (the macro or the
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