Timecode event, Caution, Setting event – Yamaha DEQ5 User Manual
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11. Timecode Event
This unit incorporates a timecode event function which can recall any memory program at a specified time based
on the received timecode. Which memory program in which position on the received timecode should be recalled
is set here.
No. of events which can be specified are from No. 1- to 99, 99 events in total.
Q]: Switch with rotary encoder “1"
Unit is seiected with the o, i> key-
d]: Switch with rotary encoder “3”
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TIME CODE EVENT I
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EVEt
JT : Oft ©
TYPE
:
30
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..gg NO H M ~S F MEM
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1 00 :05 :30 :00 1
2 00 : OS : 00 : OO 3-5
[2]: Switch with rotary encoder "2”
(i) EVENT; ON
© TYPE
!30
Select whether or not to execute Time Code Event... ON/OFF
Select Time Code type ... 30 (30 non-drop, 30D (30 drop), 25, 24
© NO H H S F MEM
1.0)
1 00:0.3:30: ori
1
2 00 : 0F:: 00:00 3,s -
- • The next event
I Event number
(1~99)
• Event time
(hour/minute/second/frame)
I Memory number to be recalled with the event time (1 ~40 NOP)
*lf NOP is specified, event is disabled.
Caution
Do not display this menu while executing timecode event since the timecode is not accepted during UTILITY
mode.
<Setting Event>
© Move the cursor to the event number with the cursor left/right key and select a event number with rotary
encoder “1” (or PARAMETER up/down key).
@ Assign the event time (H/M/S/F) to the number selected in 1.
Enter a certain time for each unit [“H” (clock) “M (minute)” “S (second)” “F (frame)”] with rotary encoder “3”
(or >” key) after moving the cursor with “ii, Ji” key. Repeat this procedure to set the event time.
@ Move the cursor to “MEM” and set the memory number to be recalled at the time entered in 2.
© To confirm the data entered in © to press “STORE/ENTER” key.
“AET EVENT” is displayed on the lower middle part on the display and if the entry is confirmed, event sort
(sorting the order from the earliest time) is carried out.
® To execute multiple events, repeat the procedures © to @ to continue settings.
When selecting and setting the next event number, the event time set at the last time is displayed so that you
can edit the time to the original time.
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