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3. Howto set & use QTLA Hardware Macro
Macro Setting
(How to set)
①Press any macro key (Q.T.L.A) you want to set while pressing <FN> key.
For example, press “FN + Quick1” together.
②When LED on <FN> key start blinking, startkey inputs. It’s availabletoinput and set max
180 keystrokes.
③When you complete the key inputs for your macro, press <FN> key again. The
nominated macro is finished and saved. The LED on <FN> key blinks fast and then
stops blinking. It shows that the macro setting is finished.
MacroUse
(How to use)
• To runthe nominated macro, press ‘the Macro key’ one time.
• To stop the action of Quick Macro or Timing Macro, just press any key on the keyboard.
• To stop the action of Loop Macro, just press <Loop Macro> key again.
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Macro Delete
(How to delete)
• To delete all the nominated macro keys at one time, just press <FN> + <G> key together
for 3 seconds. LED on <FN> key start blinking and delete all macros.
• To delete each macro key separately, just don’t input any key in the process of Macro
Setting. While pressing <FN> key, just press the macro key (you want to delete)
together and then, just press <FN> key again without selecting or input any key.
• If user set new macro on the nominated macro, the previous macro automatically is
deleted.
• Factory defaults of 8 macro keys are same with F1~F8. If there’s no macro setting, they
work F1~F8 in order.
Tip: ‘Macro’in ‘Macro’ combination
• User can make and use ‘Macro” in “Macro” function via the combination of QTLA Macro.
• First, record and nominate a Macro (ex: Q1)
Second, record and nominate new Timing or Quick Macro. When recording the new Timing or Quick
Macro, just nominate the first Macro (ex: Q1) key as the last input key. Then, 2 Macro keys run in order.
We call it ‘Macro in Macro”. It’s a unique and special function of XG1-R LED.
