VariZoom VZCINEMAPRO-JR-K2 - Manual (Page 13)

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Now move the cursor box to “Disabled”, and press “enter” The box now shows
“enabled”, and your soft limits are set that that particular axis.
Note: If the system is set up to be in “one-way” mode, you can quickly enable or disable
pan and tilt soft limits from the main screen.
While in the main screen Hold “Q” and press “record”. This will enable or disable pan
and tilt soft limits.
Reset Zero will set the current position of the selected axis to read as zero.
Set Default will automatically set the selected axis to +90° and –90° from its current
position. This is just for a quick limit set that doesn’t require the operator to have the
head in any direction.
Reference is the point from where the soft limits are set. You can change this to
“sensor” or “zero”. If reference is set to “zero” then the limits will be set based on how
far the axis is from the zero position. In this case, the soft limits will change position if
zero is reset. If “sensor” is selected, the limits will be set regardless of where their zero
position is. In this case, if you reset zero the soft limits will not change their position.
Note: If any axis is moved by hand while the Head is not powered, the sensor position
will have changed once it is powered up again. You must then re-calibrate “home sense”
(as addressed in the previous chapter) in order to restore the soft limits to their correct
positions.
8. Mark points
Mark points will be limited to 2 with the basic remote software installed. (A software
upgrade allowing for 2,000 mark points is available as an optional upgrade).
Marks will set preset positions for all available axes.
Setting Marks
To set a mark point, select “Mark” on the main screen.
The number in the box will indicate where your mark will be stored. As you scroll
through the numbers, the lower right will display the current positions recorded for each
mark.