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Function Keys 12-10 Revision D
Table 12-3: Function Commands
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D
Delay:
Enters the following two rows into the Keystroke column:
DELAY
0 FRAMES
Press CLR, then enter a value from 001 to 256 (30 per second,
NTSC; 25 frames per second, PAL). When this step is encountered,
execution halts for the specified number of frames, then resumes.
When
Delay is entered, the following steps move down two rows -
steps are not overwritten.
S
Single Step:
Enters Single Step mode. When execution reaches
this command, press the
SPACE BAR to execute the remainder of
the sequence step-by-step. This aids in troubleshooting the
sequence. It can also be used to trigger other events on cue, such
as a DDR. See §12.4.2 for more information.
W
Wait:
Enters Wait For Keystroke into the list. Execution of the
sequence is halted, allowing you to manually enter data into the
sequence. “Waiting for Input” appears on the Prompts Monitor
while the sequence is halted. To continue execution, press the
SPACE BAR. When Wait is entered, the following steps move
down one row - steps are not overwritten.
C
Capture:
When execution reaches this command, all keystrokes
that are entered while in the Message Compose main menu are
recorded to the Function Key List. Simultaneously, the Function Key
executes step-by-step as each new keystroke is entered. This
allows you to troubleshoot and to save the sequence, so it does not
have to be re-entered from within the Function Key List.
A
Auto Exec:
For Single Function Key messages ONLY. When this
message is read back from the Message Compose main menu, the
Function Key immediately executes. When
Auto Exec is entered
into the Function Key List, it automatically becomes the first step in
a list. To remove the command from the list, either press A again, or
delete the row that contains the command.
T
Trigger Cel:
Triggers execution of a pre-loaded Cel Animation
message.
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