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The menu returns to the state in step 1.
To set a pause duration
During menu macro editing, use the following procedure.
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Enter the pause duration.
No.
Parameter
Adjustment
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Pause Time
(Sec)
Pause duration (seconds)
Editing a menu macro
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Save the register using the same operation as steps 8
and 9 of “Creating a new menu macro” (1 p. 196).
To exit the Menu Macro Edit menu without saving
the results of editing
Press [Exit].
To scroll the event display using the menu macro
listing
Select the event to display, and then use the [H Scroll]
parameter to scroll the characters in the “Data” field.
Press [Pause Set].
When auto insert mode is on, this sets the pause
duration, and inserts the pause event.
When auto insert mode is off, use the same operations
as in step 5 of “Creating a new menu macro”
(1 p. 196) to save the event.
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In the Macro >Menu Macro Register >Recall & Run
menu (5431), select the target register in the menu
macro register list (1 p. 195).
About the menu macro editing mode
display
If you switch to another menu while in menu macro editing
mode, the display is as shown below.
Screen when the keyframe status is displayed
The keyframe status section appears as follows.
• Menu macro register number
• Menu macro register name
• Current event number / total number of events
• Remaining memory
Menu shortcut button to Menu Macro Edit menu
Press [Menu Macro Edit].
The Menu Macro Edit menu (7144.2) appears.
The menu macro register is recalled, and the system is
now in menu macro editing mode.
Select an event.
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If required, turn [Auto Insert] on or off.
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Carry out the editing operations.
When auto insert mode is on: Carrying out a menu
operation automatically inserts after the selected
event.
When auto insert mode is off: Perform one of the
following.
• To overwrite the selected event, carry out the new
menu operation, then press the [Modify] button.
• To insert an event before the selected event, carry
out the new menu operation, then press [Insert
Before].
• To insert an event after the selected event, carry out
the new menu operation, then press [Insert After].
The Previous page button shows one of the following:
• When [Auto Insert] is on, “Menu Macro Auto Insert”
appears.
• When [Auto Insert] is off, “Menu Macro Insert After”
appears, but operates as [Insert After].
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To delete the selected event
Press [Delete].
To delete all events, select [All Event Select] and press
[Delete].
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Set the event execution interval using the same
operation as step 7 of “Creating a new menu macro”
(1 p. 196).
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