DataMan2

Operating Instructions

3.Select the Add this text data button.

A pop-up menu appears with location options.

4.Choose the location for the new text.

If adding the text as a new unit, the following pop-up menu appears.

5.Input the numerical location values.

Clicking on OK before adding values cause the application to automatically select Title 1, Start Frame 000001, End Frame 000001, and DispMode Normal.

Note: Display Modes are Normal, Still, Asterick, Astr-Still, Auto, Auto-Still, Prev-Still.

6.Press the OK button on the Add submenu (Add Prev submenu displayed above) to eliminate the data from the canvas.

Eliminated data flickers.

7.Click on Save As from the Command Stack/Blackboard pop-up menu to add the file to the PC.

8.Create a name for your file with the .bcd extension and save to the PC. The file is now available for later downloads.

3.2.3Create New Command Stack Data

To build a new Command stack or Blackboard file, click on the Create New Command Stack Data button from the pop-up menu. Activating this button calls the Commandstack / Blackboard data submenu to the screen.

The submenu consists of two types of fields, Commandstack data and Blackboard data. Each of the fields is described in the following sections of this manual.

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DVD-V7400 specifications

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