Tray labels (Slash Command)

Slash Command

Tray Window

/tray_labels [0-2]

Enable Power Tray Labels.

0 = None

1 = Key Binding

2 = Slot Number

/tray_labels changes the tiny little numbers/labels below and to the left of the Power Slots in the Power Trays.
Option 2, Key Binding, labels the Power Slots with their corresponding default key bindings. The Primary tray power slots default to 1 through 0 (i.e. 1 to 10) to execute the power in that slot. The Secondary tray power slots default to A+1 to A+0 (Alt+1 to Alt+0), and the Tertiary tray power slots default to S+1 to S+0 (Shift+1 to Shift+0). Prior to Issue 27 Page 7, the default key bindings for the Primary and Secondary trays were the same, but the Tertiary tray power slots were activated using CTRL+.
When the Key Binding option is enabled, no labels (not even numbers) appear on the additional (+) Floating Tray Slots unless those Power Slots are bound to a keyboard key. A Power Slot bound to a mouse button will not have any label.
This command alters the Power Tray Labels option in Options--> Windows tab--> Powers section.

/tray_labels 2