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Shotboxes
Overview
A shotbox is a function that saves one or more
combinations of a region with an effect timeline,
snapshot, or key snapshot in a register for recall as
required.
There are 99 shotbox registers on each control panel.
For details about effect timelines, see "Chapter 15 Effect
Timelines" (page 253).
For details about snapshots, see "Chapter 16
Snapshots" (page 280).
Auto run
When auto run is enabled, an effect timeline can be
automatically executed when a shotbox register is
recalled.
You can set auto run for each shotbox register.
Chapter
Shotbox Operations
(Numeric Keypad Control
Block)
Shotbox operation mode
Press the [SHOTBOX] button in the numeric keypad
control block, turning the [SHOTBOX] button and
[RCALL] button on amber, to switch to shotbox
operation mode.
Enter a register number in the numeric keypad area to
select a register.
The number of the selected register is displayed at the
bottom of the display on the right side.
For details about selecting a register, see "Selecting a
register" (page 258).
Press the [STORE], turning the [RCALL] button off and
the [STORE] button on amber, to switch the numeric
keypad control block to shotbox save mode.
Note
When the [STORE] button is lit, you cannot switch to a
different operation mode using the mode selection
buttons.
To switch the operation mode, press the [RCALL] button
or [SHOTBOX] button to turn off the [STORE] button.
Creating and Editing a Shotbox
You can recall an effect timeline or snapshot using the
numeric keypad control block, then switch to shotbox
operation mode and register it in a shotbox register.
To register both an effect timeline and a snapshot in a
shotbox register, first register an effect timeline or
snapshot and then register the other one by specifying the
same shotbox register.
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