JL Audio MCS-3800 - Manual (Page 37)

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Editable Parameters for the Rotary Encoders
Name
The 40 encoders per channel and the switches share the same
name as the fader.
Press the Cancel/Clear key in the Keypad to clear the name.
Use the Cursor buttons to the left of the LCD to move the
cursor. Turn the first encoder to dial in the letters and numbers.
Command
Rotary Encoders send either Controllers or Notes.
Any control can be turned off.
Number
Selects the Controller or Note number.
Channel
Selects MIDI Channel 1 through 16.
Minimum
Minimum controller or note velocity value.
Maximum
Maximum controller or note velocity value.
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Jog Controller Commands
The MIDI Controller commands are the same commands as
those sent by the JLCooper CS-10
2
Control Station. These
commands are recognized by many software based digital
audio workstations.
Look in the documentation of the system that you are
controlling to see if CS-10 or CS-10
2
support is mentioned
MMC and 9 Pin Commands
Jog
Playback speed and direction is proportional to the speed and
direction that the wheel is rotated.
Rotate the wheel clockwise for forward playback.
Rotate the wheel counter clockwise for reverse playback.
In jog mode, continuously rotating the wheel results in 1X play
speed, either forward or backward.
To stop playback, simply stop turning the wheel.
PLease note that there is no true “Jog” command in the MMC
specification, but the MCS Controller has the unique ability to
produce the same effect as Jog in MMC machines.
Shuttle
Playback speed is related to the extent of rotation away from
the center detent position of the ring.
Rotate the ring clockwise for forward shuttle.
Rotate the ring counter clockwise for reverse shuttle.
In shuttle mode, the machine continues to shuttle until the ring
is returned to its center position.