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16-4-2. Macro Attach and Macro Detach

Any button on the control panel can be used as a macro execution button. To do so, assign a

macro to a button (Macro Attach). Once a macro is attached to a button, the macro is

executed whenever the button is pressed. Macro Detach allows you to remove macros from

buttons.

This chapter shows how to attach Macro 10 to transition button DSK1 as an example.

 To Assign Macro 10 to DSK1

in the transition block.

(1) Press MACRO.

(2) Turn F1 to select PAGE 1 in the

[MACRO MEMORY] menu.

Set DIRECT to OFF, if it is set to ON.

(3) Press 0 on the keypad to select

Macro 10.

(4) Press ATTACH on the keypad.

(5) Press DSK1 in the transition block.

(6) Press ATTACH on the keypad again.

Press DSK1.

DSK1 is set to ON (or OFF) and

Macro 10 is executed.

 To Remove the Macro

from DSK1

(1) Press MACRO.

(2) Press DETACH on the keypad.

(3) Press DSK1 in the transition block.

(You can also press other buttons

to be detached here.)

(4) Press DETACH on the keypad again.

SIZE

(PUSH to DEF)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

USER BUTTON

REV NOR/REV

DIRECTION

BLACK

TRANS

BKGD KEY1 KEY2

NEXT TRANSITION

MIX WIPE

KEY1 KEY2

TRANSITION TYPE

AUTO CUT DSK1 DSK2

MENU AT TACH

DIRECT

PATT

DETACH

SETUP

KEY1

POSITION

POS ROT

2D DVE

WIPE

POS

JOYSTI CK

8 9

4 5 6

STILL M ATT FILE

KEY2 DSK1 DSK2

EVENT

MACRO

1 2 3

CLEAR

RECALL S TORE

ENTER

CK EF F ECT

TRANS RATE WIPE

SELECT/KEYPAD