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Manually Assigning SMPTE Time
Example: Assign an absolute value of 4 seconds to memories 1
assignments for memories in the selected range are 4 seconds. ALL memories in the range
are assigned time codes.
When an absolute value is entered the first memory is assigned the time entered.
All subsequent memories are assigned times calculated from the first assignment plus the
difference between each memory and the first memory.
Keypresses
1. Select memories 1
2. Press [SMPTE]
3. Press [•] [4]
4. Press [STORE]
Delay assignments are also taken into consideration. The table below shows an example of
SMPTE code assignments when some of the memories have delay or wait times. 4 is
assigned as an absolute value to the memory range.
Memory
Time In
1
4
2
4
3
4
4
4
5
4
Modifying assignments for memories
You have the option of modifying the SMPTE assignments with absolute or relative
values.
The tables below show the keypresses and the results.
In all of the operations described below, only memories that already have SMPTE
assignments are modified. SMPTE codes are not assigned to memories within the selected
range that do not already have SMPTE assignments.
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Tip
When modifying the SMPTE time assignments for memories it is convenient to have the
Memory List displayed on one of the monitors.
Sabre
Results/Comments
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5.
The current time assignment is displayed in
the command line.
Memory 1 is executed at 4 seconds.
Memory 2 at 8 seconds.
Memory 3 at 12 seconds.
Memory 4 at 16 seconds.
Memory 5 at 20 seconds.
Delay
Wait In
SMPTE assignment
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00:00:04:00
10
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00:00:18:00
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00:00:22:00
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16
00:00:26:00
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00:00:46:00
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5. All the time-in
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