Sony GP-X1EM Grip Extension User Manual

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• Recalling a menu macro register and executing a menu

macro are not supported during menu macro execution
or in menu macro editing mode.

Recalling a menu macro register

1

Open the Macro >Menu Macro Register >Recall &
Run menu (5431).

2

Select a register.

3

Press [Recall X] (X is the number of the register
selected in the menu macro register list).

To execute the menu macro at the same time as
recalling the register

Press [Recall & Run X].

Executing a menu macro

1

In the Macro >Menu Macro Register >Recall & Run
menu (5431), recall the target menu macro register for
operation.

2

In the menu macro creation list, select the start event
to execute.

To change the event execution interval

Set the following parameter.

3

Press [Run].

To stop execution of a menu macro

Press [Stop].

To jump to the first event

Press [Rewind].

Recalling a menu macro register from a
macro register

Menu macro recall and execution operations can be saved
as events in a control panel macro, and then recalled.
If you execute a menu macro with the control panel in
macro editing mode, then this operation is recorded as an
event.

For details about operations for registering events, see the
following.

“Macro Operations (Numeric Keypad Control Block
and Utility/Shotbox Control Block)” (page 350)

“Macro Operations (Flexi Pad Control Block)”
(page 355)

“Macro Operations (Menu)” (page 359)

Registering a menu macro in the shortcut
menu

1

In the Home >Favorites >Button Edit menu (0023),
select a button to register.

2

Press [MenuMacro Set].

The Menu Macro Set menu (0023.1) appears.
The L/E indicator indicates the following status.

L:

Locked register

E:

Empty register

3

In the list on the left, select the button number to
assign.

4

Press [Set].

Currently selected event number / total number
of events

Number of register selected in
the menu macro register list

Interval between events currently set

Event interval

L/E indicator: “L” indicates a locked register,
and “E” indicates an empty register.

Currently recalled register

Menu macro creation list

Menu macro register list

No.

Parameter

Adjustment

4

Current
Interval
(Sec)

Event interval (seconds)

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