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RMC70/150 and RMCTools User Manual
The addresses of the registers in the Indirect Data Map are displayed in the Reg #
column. To change the address format, right-click any cell in the Reg # column, choose
Address Format, and choose the desired format.
4.14. Shortcut Sets
4.14.1. Shortcut Commands
Shortcut Commands are used to quickly send a command to an axis. You can assign one or
more commands to each shortcut key. Shortcut commands are useful when setting up and
tuning an axis, which usually requires moving repeatedly between two or more positions. To
view and edit the shortcut key assignments, use the Shortcut Command Set Editor.
Assigning Commands to a Key Combination
There are two ways to assign commands to a shortcut command key combination:
From the Command Tool
a. In the Cmd box, choose a command and enter the command parameters if there
are any.
b. To store the command, click the Store Shortcut Command button , and click
the key combination you wish to assign the command to.
From the Shortcut Command Set Editor
a. In the Project pane, expand Shortcut Sets, and double-click the shortcut
command set you wish to change.
b. In the Shortcut Command Set Editor, add or remove commands. The number to
the left of each item indicates which key combination it corresponds to. See the
Shortcut Command Set Editor topic for details.
Sending Shortcut Commands
There are two methods of sending shortcut commands.
• Press CTRL+num, where num is a digit from 0 to 9.
• Click one of the shortcut command buttons on the toolbar. These buttons correspond
to pressing CTRL-num:
A black number indicates that the shortcut command has one or more commands
assigned to it. A gray number indicates that the shortcut command does not have
any commands assigned to it.
Sending a shortcut command will send the command(s) assigned to that key combination
of the active shortcut command set. See Shortcut Command Sets below.
Shortcut commands apply to the currently selected controller in the Project pane.
Shortcut Command Sets
Any number of shortcut command sets be created. For each set, any commands can be
assigned to each key combination. Only one shortcut command set can be active at a
time.
Activating a Shortcut Command Set
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