Assigning Time Codes Using Teach; Assigning Time Codes To Events - Compulite Sabre User Manual

Assigning Time Codes Using Teach

The Teach function can be used to assign SMPTE time codes to memories and Events.
The Teach function uses Sabre's internal SMPTE clock.
Each time the time code is stored to an Event or a memory the result is live on stage.
The Teach option is used only when the memory or Event has no previous SMPTE
assignment. It is not allowed to overwrite a time assignment using Teach. To modify
assignments use the manual assignment.

Assigning time codes to Events

When assigning time codes to Events Teach E# N_ _ is displayed in the upper right of the
monitor.
E# is the upcoming Event. When displayed in green the upcoming Event does not have a
SMPTE assignment. The keypresses described below assign a time code to the Event. The
Event number in red means that the Event has a time assignment larger than the present
time on the SMPTE clock. In this case, the assignment can be overwritten.
N stands for Next, showing the next Event with a SMPTE assignment. In this case, the
countdown to the SMPTE assignment that triggers the Next Event is displayed.
Keypresses
1. Press [SMPTE]
2. Press [TEACH MACRO]
3. Press [SMPTE]
4. Set the time on the clock and
press [ENTER]
5. Press [EVENT] to store the
time code to an Event.
Assigning Time Codes Using Teach
Results/Comments
The SMPTE clock begins running. The clock is
displayed on a yellow field. The upcoming
Event number is displayed at the top of the
screen.
The message Event # Stored is displayed.
When the time code is stored to an Event, the
system automatically advances to the next
Event number.
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