Belden Grass Valley GV Korona, User Manual

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Switcher Control
Pre-Attach a Macro
Run a Macro from the Master E-MEM Area:
1 Press Menu , Macro ( Lrn/CWB ).
2 Use the Page and Bank buttons to navigate to the macro register.
3 Press the macro register button.
Run a Macro from the Menu:
• Select Macros , Macro Ops and select a Page, Bank, and Register.
• Select Execute .
Pre-Attach a Macro
1 Delegate the bus row to Macro by pressing the Macro button on the Control Panel.
2 Press and hold down a macro button for attachment in the Macro delegated row.
3 Press a Control Panel button to which the macro will be attached (if Show Attach is on,
the panel button will flash).
Post-Attach a Macro
1 Delegate the bus row to Macro by pressing the Macro button on the Control Panel.
2 Press and hold down a Control Panel button for the attachment.
3 Press the macro button to be attached in the Macro delegated row (if Show Attach is
on, the newly defined macro button will flash until Show Attach is turned off ).
Attach Multiple Macros to the Same Button
Up to three macros (one of each type: attached, pre-attached, and post-attached) can be
attached to the same button.
1 Select an attach mode.
2 Select the macro register of the additional macro.
3 Press the button to which you wish to attach the additional macro.
Remove a Macro Attachment
1 Press the Delete button with the Status Display in Macro (MAC) mode.
2 Press the Show button so that panel buttons with macros attached flash.
3 Press the blinking button with the attachment. The blinking button will turn off
indicating the attachment has been deleted.
To remove all macros, go to the Macros Attach menu and select the Remove All Macros
button (warning will appear to confirm remove all).
Note: Macros attach to physical buttons, not to the delegated target of
that button. This means, for example, if you attach a macro to the Chroma
Key button, pressing that button runs the macro regardless of which
keyer the Transition area has been delegated to control.