Express Two Scene Preset User Manual, v.3.1 289
Referencing sunrise or sunset
To reference sunrise or sunset rather than absolute time, substitute the
partial procedure below as explained under Days and absolute times, page
288. This example sets the time to 10 seconds before sunrise.
Referencing a date
To specify a date rather than days of the week, substitute the partial
procedure below as explained under Days and absolute times, page
288.This example sets the date to 21 March 2000.
Keystrokes:
Action:
A. Press [S3], Astro Clock.
Prompt reads: Select astronomical
time of day (0 = none, 1 = before
sunrise, 2 = after sunrise, 3 = before
sunset, 4 = after sunset).
B. Press [1] [Enter].
Selects before sunrise.
Prompt reads: Enter time offset
(hours/minutes)
C. Press [1][0] [Enter].
Enters time offset before sunrise
when the macro runs
Prompt reads: Enter days of week
(1=Mon, 2=Tue, 3=Wed, 4=Thu,
5=Fri, 6=Sat, 7=Sun) or press [Days/
Date] softkey again for date
Keystrokes:
Action:
A. Press [S4], Days/Date.
Switches to date entry procedure
Prompt reads:
Enter date (0=all days of month) or
press [Days/Date] softkey again for
days of week
B. Press [2][1] [Enter].
Selects date=21. Prompt reads:
Enter month (#1–12)
C. Press [3] [Enter].
Selects month=3. Prompt reads:
Enter last two digits of year or press
[Thru] for all years
D. Press [0] [Enter].
Selects year=2000
Prompt reads:
Enter macro number
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