There are two different settings in a timecode:
Timecode:
Select the timecode show you would like to use here.
Tool:
Toggles between the tool buttons in the toolbar of the timecode view. The toolbar is visible only in setup mode.
Playback Toolbar:
Enables the toolbar to navigate the timeline and to playback or record the selected timecode show.
Show Appearance:
Toggle on to display the appearance column.
Show Target:
Toggle to display the target column.
Event diamond, Event Symbol, Event Cue Number, and Event Cue Name:
Toggle on to display event diamonds, event symbols, event cue numbers, and event cue names on the timeline.
Marker in tracks:
Toggle on to display markers on all tracks of a track group. When toggled off, the markers will be shown in the track group section only.
Mode:
Tap and hold to open the Select Mode drop-down list, then change the mode to Setup or Playback.
View Mode:
Tap and hold to open the Select ViewMode drop-down list, then change the timecode window view to Text, Timeline, or Both.
Text Mode:
When View Mode is set to Both or Text, tap and hold to open the Select TextMode drop-down list, then change the text mode to All, Tracks, Selected,or Markers to filter the text display.
Cursor Mode:
When the stopwatch is enabled in the title bar, the cursor will stay visible when the timecode is running.
Last Event:
Defines if the last played back event in the timecode show is selected.
TC Slot:
Tap and hold to open the Select TCSlot pop-up list, then select <Internal>, <Selected>, or TCSlot 1 thru TCSlot 8.
Offset TC Slot:
Tap to open the calculator, then set the offset for the timecode slot.
Duration:
Tap to open the calculator, then set the duration of the entire timecode show recording.
Cursor:
Displays the cursor at its current position on the timeline. Tap to open the calculator and enter a new position.
Hint:
The selected timecode slot appearance defines the cursor button background color.
Auto Start:
Starts the timecode show automatically when an external signal is received.
Auto Stop:
Automatically stops the timecode show when an external signal is stoped.
Loop Mode:
When the timecode is internally generated:
Switch Off:
Toggles between Playbacks Off and Keep Playback.
Assert Previous Events:
When set to Yes, events preceding the play head will be asserted.
Time Display Format:
Select the time display format you want to use <Default>, 10d11h23m45, 25 1h23m45, 10.11:23:45,or 251:23:45
Frame Readout:
Select the frame readout between <Default>, Seconds, 24 fps, 25 fps, 30 fps, or 60 fps.
UserBits:
Besides the 32 Bit for 8 digit timecode time, timecode executes 32 User Bits (8 digit) per frame. Use User Bits to mark a timecode signal. For example, use User Bit 1 for light and User Bit 2 for pyro. This is not available when using an internal timecode source. Do not change this, unless you are expressively told to do so by the timecode supplier.
Record Go:
When set to as Go, events will be recorded with a Go+ action, and with a Goto+ action when set to as Goto (Status).