Smpte, Auto edit page, Modify/insert page – TC Electronic DB8 MKII User Manual

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smpTe

SMPTE

Reader Enabled

On/Off switch for the DB8/DB4 SMPTE Reader.

Frame Rate

Range: 24 FPS, 25 FPS, 29.97 FPS,

30 Drop FPS, 30 FPS.

Running Status

The small field in the top left corner of the numeric display

will state “Running” when SMPTE clock is running.

Auto Edit Page

In the Auto Edit page, all automation Events are listed and

handled.

Keep

Press to save the Event List locally on the Icon. It is possible

to save one Event List on the Icon. Additional cue-lists can

be stored and recalled on a PCMCIA card.

The

Keep key will turn red as soon as any editing of the list

has taken place, indicating that you must press to save the

list.

This key corresponds/is the same, as the

Keep key located

on the File page. (see following page)

Write

When enabled, any program change is written to the

SMPTE Event List. This can be Engine, Routing or Scene

recalls.

Read

When enabled, the Event list will be executed according to

incoming SMPTE clock. Read and Write functions can be

activated simultaneously.

General Read and Write status is given in the

Icon Tab in the left corner.

Follow

When Follow is selected the list will scroll and the current

event/song position will always be in the top line.

When Follow is de-selected the list will NOT scroll but the

cursor position will move according to song-position.

Modify

Press this key to access Event parameters for the currently

selected Event. (see further description below)

Delete

Press to delete the selected Event.

Event Parameters

For each Event the following parameters are available.

Time

- indicates the SMPTE time at which the Event

takes place.

Device - indicating on which Device Mainframe the

Event is taking place. Device numbers 1-8,

corresponds to the Device position at the

Select page.

Event

- states the occurring Event at the given time.

Insert New Event

Press to insert an Event (see further description below)

Cursor

The triangular cursor always indicates the current clock

position in relation to the Event List.

Modify/Insert Page

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