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Names and Functions of Parts of the Control Panel
Chapter 2 Menus and Control Panel
a EDIT ENBL (edit enable) button
Press this button, turning it on, to enable effect editing
operations with the keyframe control block.
When macro editing is carried out, this button lights red.
b Edit point specification buttons
The following buttons are used to set an edit point.
c Editing buttons
The following buttons are used to edit keyframes.
0 EFF LOOP button
1 EDIT ENBL button
3 Editing buttons
4 Duration setting buttons
7 Effect execution section
9 STOP NEXT KF button
8 Effect execution direction
selection buttons
2 Edit point
specification
buttons
5 KF LOOP button
6 PAUSE button
qa RUN CTRL button
Name Description
GO TO KF/
TC (Go to
keyframe/
timecode)
• Press this button, turning it on, to enter a
numeric value from the numeric keypad
control block, and move the edit point to the
specified keyframe.
• To move the edit point to the specified
timecode position, hold down the [SHIFT]
button in the device control block, then
press this button, turning it on, and enter the
desired numeric value from the numeric
keypad control block.
• During macro editing, pressing this button
moves the edit point to the event number
specified by numeric entry with the numeric
keypad control block.
PREV KF
(previous
keyframe)
• When this button is pressed, the edit point
moves to the keyframe immediately before
the current time (the position where the
effect is currently stopped).
• During macro editing, pressing this button
moves the edit point to the event
immediately before the current event.
NEXT KF
(next
keyframe)
• When this button is pressed, the edit point
moves to the keyframe immediately after
the current time.
• During macro editing, pressing this button
moves the edit point to the event
immediately after the current event.
Name Description
FROM TO Press this button, turning it on, to enter
numeric values from the numeric keypad
control block, and select a specified range of
keyframes (during macro editing, the specified
range of events).
INS (insert) • When this button is pressed, a new
keyframe is inserted after the current
keyframe.
• Pressing this button while holding down the
[SHIFT] button in the device control block
inserts a new keyframe before the current
keyframe.
• During macro editing, pressing this button
moves the edit point to the event
immediately after the current event.
• During macro editing, holding down the
[SHIFT] button in the device control block
and pressing this button inserts a new event
before the current event.
Name Description
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