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PIVOTCam Control Panel User Guide (1.2) Using the PIVOTCam Control Panel • 4–13
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On the Store/Recall Shots tab, tap the Store Shots button.
The Store Shots button turns blue, to indicate that the panel is in shot storage mode.
The panel is in shot storage mode.
5.
Tap the shot button where you want to store the shot.
Note : Grey shot buttons represent deleted shots that have not been discarded. If you tap a gray shot button to
store a shot, it overwrites the deleted shot.
The shot is stored.
Depending on the Store Mode setting, the panel switches to one of two states:
• If Store Mode is set to One-Time , the panel switches to shot recall mode. To store another shot, move the
camera to the position you want to record as a shot, tap the Store Shots button, and then tap the shot button
where you want to store the shot.
• If Store Mode is set to Hold , the panel remains in shot storage mode. To store another shot, move the
camera to the position you want to record as a shot, and then tap the shot button where you want to store the
shot.
Recalling Shots
When you recall a shot, the camera moves to the shot position as quickly as it can.
The maximum speed of each camera is determined by its Recall Speed setting. For more information, see “ Adding
Cameras and Editing Camera Settings ” on page 4–1.
To recall a shot:
1. Tap the camera button corresponding to the camera that has the shot.
2. Tap the shot bank button for the bank where the shot is stored.
3. On the Store/Recall Shots tab, tap the Recall Shots button.
The Recall Shots button turns blue, to indicate that the panel is in shot recall mode.
The panel is in shot recall mode.
4. Tap the shot button for the desired shot.
The shot is recalled.
Note : Grey shot buttons represent deleted shots that have not been discarded. These cannot be recalled.
Tip : If you recall a shot while a previous shot is running, the camera moves to the new shot position.
5. To recall another shot from the same shot bank for the same camera, tap the desired shot button.
Renaming Shots
Each shot has a shot number that cannot change. You can also assign a name to each shot.
Shot numbers and names are shown in two places:
• On shot buttons — Buttons in the shot button matrix can be configured show the shot number, or the shot name,
or both.
For information about how to configure shot button text, see “
Configuring Shot Button Text ” on page 4–12.
• In the shot table — The shot table is a list of all shots for a camera. It enables you to easily view and edit all shot
names for a camera. The shot table is part of the Config Banks and Shots interface.
You can rename shots in the shot button matrix, or in the shot table. When you rename a shot, it is renamed
everywhere.