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Kayak Macro Attachments

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Thu, 06/26/2008 - 12:13
lynchwalker
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I have been cursing the Kayak manual for not giving basic instructions, so I am here to see if anyone knows the answer to this question: how do you attach macros to specific buttons? I can make a macro by either using the Make Macro on the Aux bus or by using the keypad to put it in specific macro register, but I cannot figure out how to attach that macro to any button or buttons I want. I go to the Sidepanel and no help there either. It just shows I have created multiple macros but 0 macros attached. Can anyone help walk me through what I thought would be a rather simple process?

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Fri, 07/25/2008 - 10:49
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Andrew Raiche
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Actually Kayak has two options with regard to Macros in timelines - Trigger and Insert. 1. You can use the timeline to trigger and recall a Macro number. So that for instance if you want it to recall Macro 7 it will recall what ever you have created in macro 7. 2. You can insert a macro in a timeline. In this way the content of the Macro becomes part of the E-MEM. You don't need to keep a one off macro if it's already in your E-MEM. In this case, insert Macro 7 into the E-MEM and then you can use Macro 7 for something else.
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Thu, 07/24/2008 - 17:32
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News9TD
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Thanks, all I need to do is figure out mapping and timelines and I'm set :-)
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Wed, 07/23/2008 - 21:50
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Scott Dailey
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When you are editing a timeline you can Insert a macro into the timeline in the TiMemo editing menu. Make and label your macros. When you insert a macro in the timeline it will call up your list and you pick the one you want and select OK. It is now in the timeline. Happy punching! Scott
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Wed, 07/23/2008 - 10:39
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News9TD
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Does Kayak allow for EMEM recall of Macros in a timeline similar to Kalypso? Or is the emem/timeline concept so radically different on Kayak that it's not an option?
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Sat, 06/28/2008 - 14:15
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Andrew Raiche
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What version of the manual are you looking at? In versions V691 and later of the User manual, Macro Attachment is fully described on page 94.
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Thu, 06/26/2008 - 22:23
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Mike Cumbo
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Dan, thanks for that reminder. rather poor concept in this day that the mode is switcher wide, rather then individual like on a Kalypso.
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Thu, 06/26/2008 - 19:42
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Dan Berger
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Also, make sure you have set up Post, Pre, or Macro Only in the prefs... I can't remember where that is, I think in Personality or something like that... which ever mode you choose, it become switcher wide with all Applications, unless you change for each user. --- Dan
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Thu, 06/26/2008 - 18:33
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lynchwalker
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Never mind...I got it...hold down del and macro
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Thu, 06/26/2008 - 18:29
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lynchwalker
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Thanks Scott. Now how do I delete it?
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Thu, 06/26/2008 - 15:55
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Scott Dailey
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Hold down the macro you want to copy, then hold down the button you want to attach to. Wait until the swicther beeps and you are no longer up a creek without a kayak. Scott
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