LSC Lighting CLARITY LX Series v.1 - Manual (Page 218)

Timecode Clarity
Operator Manual
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If you right click on the time display you can change the size of the display or show the system
clock (with optional tenths of seconds) instead of the Timecode and also make the display
persistent over all Clarity windows by selecting “Always on top”.
32.4 SIMULATOR
Selecting Show/Timecode/Simulator… opens a Timecode generator that provides Timecode
for testing time code controlled “Timeline” playback when an external feed of Timecode is not
available.
 Click Run to start or stop the clock.
 Click Reset to set the time to zero.
The reset time can be changed by entering a time in the “Reset time” window. This can be
useful if you want to repeatedly rehearse a part of a sequence that occurs at a specific time.
The speed of the timecode can be reduced to assist in analysing “timeline” playback. The speed
choices are:
 /1, Normal speed.
 /2, Half speed.
 /4, Quarter speed.
 /8, One eighth speed.
 /16. One sixteenth speed.
Clicking in the Format box allows you to select your required Timecode format from the drop
down box.
 24 Frames. For film projection rate.
 25 Frames. For PAL video rate.
 30 Frames – non drop. Non-drop Timecode for NTSC video rate.
 30 Frames – drop frame. Drop-frame Timecode for NTSC video rate.