Sony BZDM-7020 User Manual page 29

2 KF (key frame) EDIT ENABL
(enable) button
When this button is lit, the system is in
edit mode; that is, key frames can be
created and edited. During effect
execution, however, creating and editing is
inhibited, regardless of the state of this
button.
When this button is off, the BEFR/INSRT,
MOD, DEL, UNDEL/UNDO, MOD ALL
and KF/DUR EFF buttons are disabled.
3 Effect execution section
RUN button: Pressing this button
executes a key frame effect from the
current position to the last key frame.
Pressing the button while the effect is
being executed pauses the effect, and
pressing it a third time resumes
execution.
If the current position is the last key
frame, the system returns to the initial
key frame and executes the whole
effect.
While the effect is being executed,
this button lights green.
REW (rewind) button: This rewinds
the currently recalled effect to the
initial key frame, unless the REVS
button is lit, in which case it winds
forward to the last key frame.
REVS (reverse) button: When this
button is lit, you can execute the
effect in the reverse direction, using
the RUN button.
STP (stop) NEXT KF (key frame)
button: When this button is lit,
pressing the RUN button executes the
effect from the current position to the
next key frame.
4 Duration setting section
CNST DUR (constant duration)
button: When this button is lit,
inserting a key frame or deleting a
key frame does not change the total
duration of the effect. Also, inserting
or deleting a key frame does not
change the position on the time axis
of any other key frames.
KF/DUR EFF(key frame/effect
duration) button: Press this button
on its own to enter the total effect
duration from the numeric keypad.
Press this button while holding down
the SHIFT button 5 to enter a key
frame duration from the numeric
keypad.
5 SHIFT button
Holding down this button while pressing
one of the buttons with two function
indications written on it (for example
UNDEL and UNDO) carries out the upper
function (for example UNDEL).
Chapter 2 Location and Function of Parts
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