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Page 192 - 11. Automated playback (script files)

Pearl 2008 Manual - 16th July 2007

To enter a new timecode from the keypad, press C [Assign TC from

input], type in the new timecode value on the keypad and press D

[Assign TC to step from input]. Timecode is displayed and entered as

HH/MM/SS.FF (hours, minutes, seconds, frames – frames are 1/25

a second). The top line of the display shows you the timecode you are

entering.

Alternatively, press D [Assign TC to step] to use the current timecode

setting.

11.4.2 Changing timecode for a group of steps

If you want to offset the timing of a number of consecutive steps, you

can allocate them to a group and change the start time of the group.

The grouped steps will keep their timings relative to each other, but will

all be offset.

You define the group like this:

1> Press E [Assign Timecode]

2> Use the up and down arrows to select the step to add to the group

3> Press F [Toggle group] to add the step to the group. An arrow “<”

will appear next to the step.

4> Repeat from 2 to add other steps to the group

• All consecutive steps marked “<” are now part of a group.

• Also, other consecutive steps you haven’t marked automatically

become a different group. For example, if you’ve got a file with 30

steps and you mark steps 1-10 as a group, steps 11-30 will

become another group.

A new timecode is assigned to the group like this:

1> Use the up and down arrows to select a step in the group

2> Press E [Assign TC from input], type the timecode where you

want the first step in the group to run, and press C [Assign TC to

group from input].

3> Alternatively press C [Assign TC to group] to use the current

timecode setting.

4> All steps in the group will be offset to the new time, but will keep

their relative timings.

You can also press A [Select a timer source] to select current timecode

to be taken from external or internal clocks.

11.4.3 Changing the start timecode for the whole script file

In the Assign Timecode menu, Softkey B [Assign TC to file start] will

set the current timecode as the new start time for the whole file. All

steps in the script file will keep their relative timings. You can use this

command with the timer stopped or running

To enter a start timecode on the keypad, press E [Assign TC from

input], type in the timecode, then press B [Assign TC to File Start from

input].

11.4.4 Sorting the steps into time order

When you have edited steps, the display may show the steps in the

wrong order. Press E [Assign Timecode] then G [Sort by timecode] to

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