Panasonic WR-DA7 - Manual (Page 210)

[Stop ] Button
Select this button to Stop the current automated mix (once the Internal
Clock is selected and Automation and Record are enabled). The
[Stop
] button also can be used to independently control any connected
device that accepts MMC commands. When the MMC/CURSOR is in
MMC mode, the down ARROW button on the Top Panel provides
the same control.
[Replay ] Button
Select this button to return the DA7 automation (and any MMC slaved
devices) to the position where the [Play ] button was last pressed. It
will immediately go into Play. When the MMC/CURSOR is in MMC
mode, the #8 button on the Keypad provides the same control.
[Loop ] Button
Select this button to create a Loop that will play continuously until stop
is executed. The Start point of the Loop is set by the location of Locate
#1 and the End point of the Loop is set by the location of Locate #2.
When the
MMC/CURSOR is in MMC mode, the #9 button on the
Keypad activates the Loop function.
Operation of MMC
Transport Functions
Pressing each of the buttons, [Play ], [Rewind ],
[Fast Forward ], [Stop ], [Replay ], and [Loop ] transmits
MMC commands for these functions, or controls the Internal Timecode.
Create Locate Points
To create a locate point, first move the timecode to where you need it
by pressing
[Play ], [Rewind ], [Fast Forward ], and [Stop
] buttons. Second, press the #7 (SET) button, the locator buttons on the
LCD will flash to prompt you. Finally select one of locator buttons
while the LCD is flashing. The timecode will be stored in the locator
button selected.
The
[TIME CODE] area will flash in inverse video for two seconds to
confirm your selection.
Recall Locate Points
To recall locate points, press one of the locator buttons, [ ] - [ ],
that have a stored location point. When one of the locator buttons is
pressed,
[TIME CODE] Area displays the locate point and turns to
inverse video for a half second. This MMC command will then locate the
DA7's automation and any connected MMC slave devices to the selected
point.
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