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Zodiak, Macros and Key Bus Delegate...

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dakeyrus
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Hi Guys,

working on a zodiak and I was wondering if it is possible to lock the key bus delegate sub row (above the PGM/PST) row on the macro selection button.

Each time I press the key button on the transition select panel, it automatically changes the key bus delegate row to the key selection. I just KNOW this is gonna cause me grief in the next few days so am posing the question to all the gurus out there.

Dave

dakeyrus
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Thanx Bill, Good thinking, I will give that a shot tomorrow. :)
Bill D
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[quote="David McEvoy"]Hi Guys, working on a zodiak and I was wondering if it is possible to lock the key bus delegate sub row (above the PGM/PST) row on the macro selection button. Each time I press the key button on the transition select panel, it automatically changes the key bus delegate row to the key selection. I just KNOW this is gonna cause me grief in the next few days so am posing the question to all the gurus out there. Dave[/quote] Dave not sure if there is a way to lock it out, but what I have seen done on a Zodiak instead is to just do a replace macro attach for as many sources on that key bus that you won't be keying (or that you won't be needing to manually change) you can have an emem or macro change the source. So that should help you out to use that bus as a macro row (if that is what you are attempting). Bill