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MACRO2 Function: This macro is used to calibrate the camera. The program which sends this macro is assigned to the camera. The camera calibration program will be automatically activated when the calibration macro is sent from the DMX Program. MACRO3 Function: This macro is used to perform a zoom in of the camera. The program which sends this macro is assigned to the zoom function of the camera. The zoom function will be automatically activated when the zoom macro is sent from the DMX Program. MACRO4 Function: This macro is used to perform a zoom out of the camera. The program which sends this macro is assigned to the zoom function of the camera. The zoom function will be automatically activated when the zoom macro is sent from the DMX Program. Default Commands: All macros have a default command defined for them. The default command is beep when the macro is not in the active program. MACRO1 is the default macro. MACRO2 is the default macro. MACRO3 is the default macro. 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