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<blockquote data-quote="Macfox" data-source="post: 147439" data-attributes="member: 17908">Hi,First of all this is a great plugin.Like most people, I'm trying to reduce the number of remotes one needs to use to turn on and off my TV and Reciever when away.Last night I recorded my TV+receiver remote IR ON/OFF sequences and built two seperate macros (On/Off). For reference the two macros are significantly different.What I can't seem to figure out is how to assign these macros to the MCE remote TV power button and operate them in an alternate fashion.i.e.1st Press of the TV power button and it runs the TVReceiverON Macro.2nd Press of TV power button and it runs the TVReceiverOFF Macro.3rd Press of the TV power button and it runs the TVReceiverON Macro.4th Press of TV power button and it runs the TVReceiverOFF Macro.and so on.I've designed the ON macro as such that if it runs twice in a row it will have no effect. Unfortunately the OFF macro I can't do that as I can't find an IR command to specifically only turn off the units.So to get to my question. Can I run alternate macros on a single button? I really don't want to use to buttons if it can be helped.BTW I thought the layer switch might be of use here, but I can't seem to make that work. Is only one condition type/action per layer executed?RegardsRob</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Macfox, post: 147439, member: 17908"] Hi, First of all this is a great plugin. Like most people, I'm trying to reduce the number of remotes one needs to use to turn on and off my TV and Reciever when away. Last night I recorded my TV+receiver remote IR ON/OFF sequences and built two seperate macros (On/Off). For reference the two macros are significantly different. What I can't seem to figure out is how to assign these macros to the MCE remote TV power button and operate them in an alternate fashion. i.e. 1st Press of the TV power button and it runs the TVReceiverON Macro. 2nd Press of TV power button and it runs the TVReceiverOFF Macro. 3rd Press of the TV power button and it runs the TVReceiverON Macro. 4th Press of TV power button and it runs the TVReceiverOFF Macro. and so on. I've designed the ON macro as such that if it runs twice in a row it will have no effect. Unfortunately the OFF macro I can't do that as I can't find an IR command to specifically only turn off the units. So to get to my question. Can I run alternate macros on a single button? I really don't want to use to buttons if it can be helped. BTW I thought the layer switch might be of use here, but I can't seem to make that work. Is only one condition type/action per layer executed? Regards Rob [/QUOTE]

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