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7
Press [Enter].
The new start point setting is reflected in the status
area.
8
To set the stop point, in the <Stop TC> group press
[Set].
A timecode window appears.
If you do not want to set the stop point, skip to step 11.
9
Set the stop point as a timecode value.
10
Press [Enter].
The new stop point setting is reflected in the status
area.
11
To set the variable speed, in the <Variable Speed>
group, carry out either of the following.
• Press [Fit].
Without setting a speed value, this automatically
carries out playback according to automatically
calculated values for the duration and keyframe
duration to fit the set start point and stop point.
• Press [Set], and adjust the parameter with the knob.
Knob Parameter Setting
2
Variable
Variable speed
a) The setting range of the variable speed depends on the type of
connected device.
The new variable speed setting is reflected in the status
area.
Repeat steps 2 to 11 as required for other devices.
To carry out start point and stop point settings
and cueing up operations in the device control
block
With the following buttons in the device control block, you
can set the start point or stop point of a keyframe point on
the timeline, or carry out a cueing up operation.
Notes
• When using the device control block (trackball or
joystick), check that the [MENU] button in the block is
lit amber. If it is not lit, press it, turning it on.
• When using the device control block (search dial), check
that [TIMELINE] is lit amber.
[START TC] button: Set the start point of the keyframe
point to the current time.
[STOP TC] button: Set the stop point of the keyframe
point to the current time.
[SET START TC] button (of the device control block
(search dial)): Enable to input the timecode of the
start point of the keyframe point with the numeric
keypad control block.
[SET STOP TC] button (of the device control block
(search dial)): Enable to input the timecode of the
[SET DUR] button (of the device control block (search
dial)): Enable to input the duration between the start
point and stop point of a keyframe point with the
numeric keypad control block.
[CUE] button: Cue up to the start point set for the
keyframe point.
To display or check the settings, use the Device >DDR/
VTR >Timeline menu.
To test an action command output
To test an action command output, select the desired
device from the upper list in the status area, and press [Test
Fire].
An action command is output from the DCU 9-pin serial
port, according to the settings in the list.
To clear the start point, stop point, and variable
speed settings
1
In the upper list in the status area, select the device for
which you want to clear the settings.
2
Carry out any of the following operations as required.
Setting values
• To clear the start point setting, press [Clear] in the
a)
–100 to +200
• To clear the stop point setting, press [Clear] in the
• To clear the variable speed setting, press [Clear] in
To set the action for a rewind operation
On the VTR/disk recorder/Extended VTR timeline, when
the [REWIND] button in the keyframe control block is
pressed the action set for the first keyframe is not executed;
when the [RUN] button is pressed, then the first keyframe
action is executed.
To execute an action when the [REWIND] button is
pressed, it is necessary to set this action (Rewind Action).
To carry out this setting, in the Device >DDR/VTR
>Timeline menu, press [Rewind Action] to recall the
Rewind Action menu. In this setting screen, use the same
setting method as in the screen for setting an action on the
VTR/disk recorder timeline.
Alternatively, you can select the reverse arrangement,
whereby when the [REWIND] button is pressed, this
executes the action set for the first keyframe, and when the
[RUN] button is pressed the first keyframe action is not
executed. In this case, the Rewind Action setting is still
valid.
For details of the setting, see "Setting the First Keyframe
When a Rewind is Executed" (page 603).
<Start TC> group.
<Stop TC> group.
the <Variable Speed> group.
Control of VTRs, Extended VTRs, and Disk Recorders
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