Create and edit macros

Macros are always created by assigning them to a group as a superordinate category.

1. Create a group by clicking on the button Create group in the lower left corner.
2. Now add commands to your macro, change the order, edit or delete commands.

Basically, any number of macros can be assigned to each group.

What do I need pauses/waits for in macros?

An example:
The macro is supposed to switch on the TV on and then switch to the three-digit program position 105.

The insertion of pauses in macros is particularly necessary when a device should receive several codes one after the other in a specific time, as in the example of the TV. In practice, sometimes devices have difficulties to recognize codes when they are received in direct succession (i.e. without a pause) or if the device is not yet ready (e.g. after switching on).

The time delay caused by pauses can, of course, also be used in a stylistic way when creating scenarios.