Example Of Control With The Peripheral 2 Timeline Function - Sony DVS-7300 User Manual

Peripheral 2 and GPI Timeline Function
For more details, see "Key Frame Creation and Editing" (page 8-6).
Notes
• P2&GPI timeline effects are not backed up on the switcher itself.
• The setting of key frame 1 (KF#1) for P2&GPI timeline effects is reflected
Example of Control With the Peripheral 2 Timeline
Function
Purpose
To carry out the following control functions on a disk recorder through a
controller using the Peripheral 2 interface (such as DFS CONTROLS):
• Cue up to the playback start point.
• Start playback.
• Stop after 10 seconds.
Preparations
Settings on the controller
Save the timecode value and clip name for the disk recorder in Cue Point
Register #2. (Depending on the controller it may be possible to press F7
(DIRECT LEARN) in the P2&GPI timeline menu to save the current status
of the disk recorder in any chosen register.)
Note
The description of the recall and execution procedure in the next section
assumes that the PLAY command is assigned to the TRIGGER #1 and STOP
command to TRIGGER #4.
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Resetting the control panel destroys the data. Save any important data on a
3.5-inch floppy disk.
For details. see "Disk Operations" (page 10-4).
when you recall (when Recall & Rewind mode is set) or rewind. However,
the key frame 1 image is not reproduced when you press the RUN button to
execute.