OmniTek OTR 1001, User Manual

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OmniTek OTR 1001 User Guide, v3.1 P-3
Controls
Screen Navigation
In line with the system used in other parts of the OTR 1001 application, the pattern that currently
has the focus on it is outlined with a blue box which changes to copper-coloured when the
pattern is selected for play-out.
Control Panel Mouse & Keyboard
To move the focus from pattern to pattern on
the Gen window,
twist the GENERAL knob.
To move the focus to a particular pattern,
Scroll the thumbwheel on the mouse.
Button Bar
The Gen window is typically displayed with a Button Bar across the bottom of the screen.
The main Button Bar to be displayed is the one shown below. However, when a sequence is
selected for play-out, this Button Bar is replaced by one containing controls for playing the
selected sequence.
Note: Pressing Backspace or the BACK button hides this set of transport
controls and returns to the main Button Bar without affecting the current play-out.
Figure P-2: Gen Window Button Bar.
Control Panel Mouse & Keyboard
To select an option from the Button Bar:
Press the matching colour button. Click on the required option.
Note: It is not possible to select from the Button Bar while the Properties control (see below) is
active. If you have been using the Properties control, you need to either close it or where a
mouse& keyboard are attached, click away from it, for the Button Bar to become active again.
File menu
Taking the File option from the Button Bar displays a menu offering
some or all of the following options.
Clear clears the selection of patterns currently shown on the screen.
Load configuration (GEN option only) allows sets of Patterns saved
from earlier versions of the OTM/OTR application to be loaded (see
Section Q.8).
The Load pattern , Load 3D Sequence , Save pattern and Save
pattern as…
options (GEN option only) refer to loading images stored on disc, creating
zoneplates and line patterns for use as test patterns, and saving these either in your User area
(alongside settings, presets etc.) or elsewhere on disk (see Section Q).
Note: The special features
of loading a 3D sequence are described in Section R.
Manage Disk calls up the Manage User Files dialogue described in Section U. Among the
facilities this dialogue offers are the options to ‘export’ patterns and captures that you have
temporarily stored in your User area and to free up space in this area by deleting patterns or
captures that you no longer require. For details, see Section U.
Note: Any thumbnails associated
with the patterns you delete will be automatically cleared, There is no need to delete these
thumbnails first.