Last Cue
This key corresponds to the ‘Search’ command on the hypermotion camera.
The Last Cue key can have several behaviors:
• If the Cues parameter is set to Off, the cue points are not managed. In this case, the
Last Cue button allows users to perform one of the following actions:
◦ launching a play command at the speed defined in the Last Cue parameter
◦ launching a play command in Ramp up mode, when this mode is defined in the
Last Cue parameter.
• If the Cues parameter is set to On, the cue points are managed. In this case, the Last
Cue button allows users to perform one of the following actions:
◦ going to the previous cue point of the current memory block when cue points have
been defined on the current block.
◦ stopping the recording and going back to the first recorded frame of the current
memory block when no cue points have been defined on the current block.
The frame is loaded, but the camera does not start playing.
See section "Managing Cue Points" on page 13
RECORD
This key corresponds to the ‘ARM’ or ‘REC’ commands on hypermotion cameras.
The different behaviors are possible, depending on various conditions:
• In single-block memory, pressing this key deletes the material recorded on the camera
and starts the recording process on the camera.
• In multiple-block memory:
◦ When you press RECORD after selecting the block number you want to work
with, all A/V material recorded on the memory block(s) of the camera is deleted,
and the camera starts recording on the first block.
◦ When you press RECORD subsequently and a memory block is selected, the
recording starts on the currently selected memory block, and its content is
deleted.
◦ When you press RECORD subsequently and no memory block is selected, all
A/V material recorded on the memory block(s) of the camera is deleted, and the
camera starts recording on the first block.
◦ When you press RECORD subsequently and the selected memory block is
recording, the behavior differs from one camera to the other. Refer to the chapter
dedicated to the camera itself.
USER MANUAL Multicam LSM 12.05 Hypermotion Cameras
3. Operation 9
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