To create and edit macros on your gaming mouse:

1. Open SetPoint.

   Start > All Programs > Logitech > G9x, G500 and G700 Gaming Mice > Device Settings

2. Select your mouse from the device list.

   

3. Click Macro Manager on the left side of the window.

   

   This launches the Macro Editor, enabling you to create, edit, save, and delete macros.

   

4. To create a macro, click New and then click Start Recording. The macro editor then records key or button stroke activity, depending on options selected, until you click Stop Recording.

   Recording options include:

   • Record Keyboard: Keystrokes on the keyboard will be recorded in the macro.
   • Record Mouse: Button presses on the mouse will be recorded in the macro. NOTE: Mouse movement can't be recorded.
   • Record Delay: The macro will record time between pressing and releasing each button. Use this option to create timed macros or account for application delays (delays are recorded in milliseconds).
   • Minimize during recording: The Macro Editor window will be minimized after you click "Start Recording". To finish recording, you'll have to either reopen the window to hit "Stop Recording", or use a hot-key combo to stop recording.
   • Start/Stop recording when I press: You can specify a hot-key combo to either begin or stop recording a macro. Use this with "Record Delay" enabled to record while in game to create macros that are timed to in-game events.
   • Macro Type: Can specify if macros will be single key-presses or a series of key presses.

   After a macro has been recorded, it will display on the "Events" pane. For this example, "a", "b", and "c" were typed in with Record Delay enabled.

   

   NOTE: The macro begins recording when you press the "Start Recording" button. If "Record Delay" is selected, it will show the delay between pressing "Start Recording" and the first key press.

   • Each delay is represented by a clock icon, and shows the delay in milliseconds.
   • Delay duration can be edited by right-clicking, selecting Edit, and then typing in a new delay in milliseconds.
   • Each key or button press down is represented by a down arrow.
   • Each key or button release is represented by an up arrow.

5. To add more information to the macro, right-click and select "Record before here" or "Record after here".

6. To remove items, either right-click and select Delete, or click on the item and press the Delete key on your keyboard.

7. To edit a macro's name, right-click on the name and select Edit.

8. Click Save to store recorded macros.