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Adjusting the “Repeat” value when you have a special circumstance component

Unchecking the “Repeat while button is pressed” box opens up the “Repeat” adjustment setting.

The “Repeat” adjustment setting will only output the specified number of repeats listed in the box no matter

how long the button is pressed for. This feature can be used with a component like a Projector, that need “2

seconds” of continuos IR output to turn off. You would uncheck the “Repeat while button is pressed” box and

set the “Projector Off button” to let’s say “20 Repeats”. Now, when you add or alias the button in a macro,

the macro will output a string of 20 repeats and reliably turn off the projector. Essentially, you are creating a

“Press & Hold” of the “Projector Off button” when you this advanced IR code manipulation feature.

Testing IR Codes after changing the Repeats

When you start changing IR Repeats, you must test to see if you’ve resolved the problem or made it worse.

Connect the MX-5000 to your computer, via the USB cable and click on the “Test” button to test the new IR

code. Experimentation will teach you what works best for different problem components. Make sure you add

problem components like projectors to your “Device Library”, so you only have to go through this process one

time.

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