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Adding macros – Grass Valley Imagestore 750 v.3.0.1 User Manual

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creating macros in the Imagestore 750 Configurator under ‘Macro Mode’. Up to 65,536 macros
can be created, each of which can be named to help the iMC control panel represent macros
meaningfully to a panel operator. Macros consist of a list of Oxtel automation commands, with
delays being inserted using ‘Xd’ automation commands.

For details of the Oxtel automation protocol, see the automation publications listed under

Applicable Publications and Tools

on page 3.

Adding Macros

Go to the drop-down list at the top right corner of the Imagestore 750 Configurator and select
‘Macro Mode’ to view, edit, or create a macro.

Choose

File > New

or

File > Open

to create or edit a macro file. Right-click the panel on

the left side of the Imagestore 750 Configurator below the list of macros:

Fig. 4-10: Configurator - Macro commands

The commands are as follows:

You can also modify the macro name and ID in the right-hand panel of the Imagestore 750
Configurator. A macro ID must be a unique integer from

0x0

to

0xFFFF

.

To edit a macro, select the macro you wish to edit from the list on the left-hand side of the
Imagestore 750 Configurator. Right-click over the central (grey) panel:

Fig. 4-11: Configurator - Macro edit commands

Choose one of the following commands.

Add command.

Move commands up

available only when one or more commands are selected.

Move commands down

available only when one or more commands are selected.

Delete command

available only when one or more commands are selected.

Add Oxtel automation commands in the “command” column. You can add descriptive
comments to the “comments” column. Comments do not affect operation.

After all required macros have been created, save the file to the Imagestore 750. Use the
command

New...

Create a new macro. A prompt will request a name for this macro.

Modify ID

Change a macro’s unique ID.

Rename

Rename a macro.

Delete

Remove a macro from the list.