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Inserting a delay, Playing back a macro register – Grass Valley Kalypso User Manual V.15.0 User Manual

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Section 3 — System Operation

Recording a Macro with the Menu Panel Macro Buttons

1.

Go to the Macro Catalog menu (press

Macro

,

Catalog

).

2.

Touch the Macro Register number button of the register you wish to
record into on the scrolling list.

3.

Touch the

Record

button.

4.

Perform the steps you wish recorded into the macro, in the order they
are to be performed, using the Main panel and/or the Menus.

5.

Touch the

Stop

button to end the macro recording.

You can name the macro either before you record it, or after it has been
recorded, by touching the name data pad for that macro register to bring up
a keypad.

Inserting a Delay

While recording a macro, press the

Insert Delay

button or hold down the del-

egated

M/E 2/Delay

alternate macro button, then press the keyer source select

button of the desired delay time. The

Shift

button changes the time intervals

to fields. Multiple selections can be made to insert longer delays.

Playing Back a Macro Register

1.

Turn on Macro mode with the

Macro Deleg

button. If not already on, you

may also want to press the

Show Macro

button to display the macro

names on the source name displays.

2.

Select the macro to be played

On the Main panel, press the keyer button of the desired macro reg-
ister. The

Shift

button accesses shifted macros.

On the Macro menu, touch the macro register button of the desired
macro register, then touch the

Play

button.

Attaching a Macro to a Panel Button Using the Menu Panel

1.

Press the

Pre Attach

,

Repl Attach

, or

Post Attach

button, depending on how

you want to attach the macro.

2.

Press the keyer row button of the desired macro register.

3.

Press the panel button to which you wish to attach that macro.

Note

In Kalypso software version 15.0, macros attach to physical buttons, not the
delegated target of that button. This means, for example, if you attach a
macro to the Chroma Key button, pressing that button runs the macro
regardless of which keyer the Keyer subpanel has been delegated to control.