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Rev. B
Logical Camera Selection
Note: To enable the selection of alternate cameras and views, the
following must be added to the Intercept Keyboard Keys table.
The macro [<LOG-CAM-ALT>] must be entered into the key
replacement macro field. The example here uses keycode 10, the
ALT key, but alternatively any other keycode can be used.
Alternate Camera 1
Alternate View 1
Alternate Camera 2
Alternate View 2
Note: Continuously pressing the ALT key on the keyboard will cycle
around the Primary camera and Alternate cameras defined in the
group. Using the ↑ and ↓ keys will select the next or previous
camera in the group until the last defined camera has been
selected. Then, an "End of Sequence" message will be displayed
on the operator's monitor.
This field defines the first alternate camera to
be selected when the 'ALT' key is pressed.
This camera is also selected by pressing the
↑ key on the keyboard after the primary
camera has been selected, or the ↓ key after
the Alternate Camera 2 has been selected.
The range of valid camera numbers is 1 –
9999. The alternate camera 1 would have to
be defined elsewhere in the video input table.
A value of 0 is the default value and indicates
no alternate camera is defined.
When Alternate Camera 1 is selected, it can
automatically move to the designated VIEW
preset position. The valid camera views range
is 1 – 99, 0 is the default value which
indicates no camera view is to be selected.
Note:
As the view number '0' is used to
indicate that NO VIEW is specified, view
'0' can NOT be recalled by this field.
This field defines the second alternate camera
to be selected when the 'ALT' key is pressed
again after selecting alternate camera 1.
The range of valid camera numbers is 1 –
9999. The alternate camera 2 would have to
be defined elsewhere in the video input table.
A value of 0 is the default value and indicates
no alternate camera is defined.
When Alternate Camera 2 is selected it can
automatically move to the designated VIEW
preset position. The valid camera views range
is 1 – 99, 0 is the default value which
indicates no camera view is to be selected.
Note: As the view number '0' is used to
indicate that NO VIEW is specified, view
'0' can NOT be recalled by this field.
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31-Mar-06
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