Panasonic AV-HS6000 - Page 88

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Chapter 5 Basic Operations — Memory
[Play Cancel] Forcibly terminates the macro being played back.
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Select an item in the [Work Status] column.
[Current Event] Displays the number of current events in the work memory.
[Total Event] Displays the total number of events in the work memory.
[Used] Displays the usage of the work memory.
[Remain] Displays the remaining capacity of the work memory.
Registering in the work memory
Register a macro in the work memory.
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Select the <MEM> button → [MACRO] → [Macro] tab.
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Select [New] in the [Edit] column to initialize the work memory.
f When this operation is performed, the timeline currently in the work memory is deleted. If it is required, register the macro memory in the register
memory.
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Select [Rec] in the [Rec] column to enter the registration mode.
f Execute the operation to be registered using the unit.
f Operations in the multi-selection panel area are outside the scope of macro.
f When a series of operations are performed with the fader lever or positioner, the last setting value is stored.
f When [Undo] is selected in the [Rec] column, the latest event being recorded is canceled, reducing the number shown in [Current Event] by one.
This operation can undo events up to the rst event. It cannot undo actual operations.
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Select [Insert Delay] in the [Edit] column.
f The standby time can be set with [Delay Time] in the [Edit] column.
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When the registration is complete, select [Stop] in the [Rec] column.
f The register mode ends.
f After registration, always save the register memory.
f For details on checking the registered memories, refer to “Playing back by the menu operation” (page 88).
Playing back by the menu operation
The macro memory registered in the work memory can be played back to check.
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Select the <MEM> button → [MACRO] → [Macro] tab.
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Select [Play] in the [Play] column.
f The macro memory in the work memory is played back.
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Select [Stop] in the [Play] column.
f The macro memory in the work memory is suspended.
Registering the macro register memory
Register the macro memory created on the work memory in the register memory.
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Select the <MEM> button → [MACRO] → [Register] tab.
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Select [Store] in the [Register] column.
f The [Store] screen is displayed.
[ME1], [ME2], [DSK], [AUX],
[CLIP], [XPT], [Other]
Select the registration target.
[View] Fixed to icon display.
[Page] Switches pages.
[Cancel] Closes the [Store] screen without registering the target.
[OK] Closes the [Store] screen after registering the target.
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NOTE
t A registered register memory can be overwritten.
t A protected register memory cannot be overwritten. On the [Misc] screen, set [Protect] to [Off].
Recalling the macro register memory (playback)
Recall the macro memory to the work memory from a registered register memory.
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Select the <MEM> button → [MACRO] → [Register] tab.
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Select [Recall] in the [Register] column.
f The [Recall] screen is displayed.