n52.. commands that work and those that don't..

I've been experimenting with setting macros on my n52 and I've gotten most
everything to work right (after spell checking, test fires and much trial
and error of course - BTW big 'Thank You!' to Shenanigunner and CoinSpin for
getting me headed in the right direction with this!!).

But I've run into something that, by all accounts, "should" work, but fails
like Al Gore's election plans...


OK, this command works just fine..

/goto_tray 1$$powexec_slot 9<enter>


But this command always fails like clockwork..

/goto_tray 1$$powexec_slot 0<enter>

The ONLY difference between the two is the slot being activated /
deactivated. Anyone got any ideas as to why one would work and not the
other?


Thanks!

"Dusty" <No.One DeleteThis @home.org> wrote in message
news:ktydnWv2gPlhA9_Z4p2dnA@adelphia.com...
> I've been experimenting with setting macros on my n52 and I've gotten most
> everything to work right (after spell checking, test fires and much trial
> and error of course - BTW big 'Thank You!' to Shenanigunner and CoinSpin
> for getting me headed in the right direction with this!!).
>
> But I've run into something that, by all accounts, "should" work, but
> fails like Al Gore's election plans...
>
>
> OK, this command works just fine..
>
> /goto_tray 1$$powexec_slot 9<enter>
>
>
> But this command always fails like clockwork..
>
> /goto_tray 1$$powexec_slot 0<enter>
>
> The ONLY difference between the two is the slot being activated /
> deactivated. Anyone got any ideas as to why one would work and not the
> other?

Forgot one last thing..

If I specify what power to activate / deactivate that is in slot 0 on tray
X, it works just fine. But if it's a generic "fire off whatever power is in
slot Zero" command, nothing happens.

Ideas, clues? Anything would be a help.

Thanks!