OK, monitoring the Brain, there is NO indication when the CS INput 1 goes active for 500ms. (emulating works perfectly, quick keystroke)
CS port 10, pin 1 (led on CS agrees)
Actually have 4 CS inputss set, all emulate perfectly, none fire from the CS.
Russ

Ok how about forgetting about OEM Triggers, just disable them and set your inputs in the Brain as ModBus inputs.
Hood

BTW I still dont see why the need for triggers and a brain, Maybe just try diabling the Brain and see if that works as I know if some things are duplicated in the CSMIO it wont work.
Hood

Ok hood ,
I'll try that.

Also:
Hmmmm ......
Maybe the plugin negates the need for the old Mach way of doing this.

Seems it would work over top of the brain though.
Will try it directly (no brain) shortly.
Thanks,
Russ

The only difference is, this needs to run a macro.

Russ

All that is saying is you can use the OEM triggers as you always do in Mach.
In other words set your trigger port and pin number then in system Hotkeys set the OEM code you want to be executed when that OEM Trigger is active.
Hood

The only difference is, this needs to run a macro.

Russ

Yes but is 0EM 301 not the OEM for running the macro?
Hood

I see that it is .... but why is the Brain included in the previously related topics ? ? ?
I don't completely understand ? ? ?
Will try to slim it down a bit.
Thanks,
Russ

I think they are using two methods, one is using OEM triggers to do the macro trigger, the other is using a Brain from a standard input. You seem to be using both methods and I am thinking that may be screwing things up, so disabling the Brain may get you results.
Then again I may be seeing this all wrong as I have never used this before. I usually just set up the macropump to look for the inputs (Modbus from CSMIO) and it does what I want when they are seen.
Hood