Grass Valley Kalypso User Manual V.15.0 - Manual (Page 354)

354 Kalypso — User Manual
Section 3 — System Operation
affect M/E 1 Keyer 1 when it is played back, regardless of what keyer the
panel happens to be delegated to when the macro is played.
Macros record triggers, not the result of a trigger. For example, a macro con-
taining a Key Mix transition, when run, will trigger the key transition from
its current state to the other state. If the keyer is on, it will mix off, and if off,
it will mix on.
Macro Playback
Macros can be played back from the currently delegated Macro row of
source select buttons on the Main panel, and can be played back from the
Macro menu. Macros can also be attached to other panel buttons for play-
back.
The number of macros available for immediate playback on the Macro row
varies, depending on the number of buttons available. A 4-M/E Kalypso
Main panel has 32 source select buttons, and 32 shifted source select but-
tons, totaling 64. The 2-M/E Main panel has 48, and the 1-M/E panel has
24. For consistency, the farthest left shifted macro button is always the 51st
of the 100 macro registers available, regardless of panel type, and is consid-
ered the shift 1 macro. Note that all 100 macro registers can be played back
from the Macro menu.
Macros can also be incorporated into E-MEMs and be executed when that
E-MEM runs.
Macro Attachments
Macros can be attached to other Main panel buttons. Attached macros can
either augment the button’s normal function or replace it. A Pre Attach
macro executes when the button is pressed, followed by the button’s
normal action. A Post Attach macro executes after the button’s normal
action. A Replace Attach macro substitutes the macro for the button’s
normal action. Any combination of Pre, Post, or Replace Attach macros can
be associated with the same button. This makes it possible to have a single
button press play three separate macros, though this is not a typical sce-
nario.