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6. In the Select Keyboard field, select the country configuration of your keyboard. The
keyboard graphic in the window will update to reflect your selection.
7. Click on the buttons in the keyboard graphic to create the macro. As a button is clicked, it
will appear in the list box to the left of the keyboard graphic.
You may type or use the arrow buttons to specify a delay between buttons you
selected from the keyboard graphic. First, click the button in the list box after which
you want to insert a delay. Then, click Delay to insert the delay in the list box.
8. To specify one or more target devices on which you wish to use the macro, select the
device(s) in the Available list, then click Add. The target devices will be moved to the
Assigned list.
9. To remove one or more target devices on which you wish to use the macro, select the
device(s) from the Assigned list, then click Remove. The target devices will be moved to
the Available list.
10. Click Save and then click Close. The Units View window will open.
Example: Creating a macro
The following example creates an exit macro where the Ctrl key is held while F1-F2-F3 are
typed:
1. Type ControlF1-F2-F3 in the Name field. This is the name of the macro that will appear in
the Appliance Exit Macros window.
2. Click the left or right Ctrl key in the keyboard graphic in the window. Ctrl Left - PRESS or
Ctrl Right - PRESS will appear in the list box to the left of the keyboard graphic.
3. Click F1, F2 and F3 in the keyboard graphic in the window. The keystrokes will appear in
the list box to the left of the keyboard graphic.
4. Click the same left or right Ctrl key in the graphic that you pressed in step 2. Ctrl Left -
RELEASE or Ctrl Right - RELEASE will appear in the list box to the left of the keyboard
graphic.
5. In the Assigned to Macro area, select the target devices to which you want to assign the
macro.
6. Click Save and then click Close.
Active Sessions
There are two types of active session displays: all active sessions in your system and active
session information for each target device.
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