Setup Guide

Chapter 5: 003 Top Panel 51
Miscellaneous Switches
Save Switch Pressing the Save switch twice is
equivalent to choosing File > Save in Pro Tools.
Undo Switch Pressing the Undo switch is equiva-
lent to choosing Edit > Undo in Pro Tools. (See
the Pro Tools Reference Guide for details on multi-
ple undo capabilities.)
Enter (OK) Switch Pressing the Enter switch is
equivalent to pressing Return or Enter on the
computer keyboard. This lets you OK on-screen
dialogs or create new Memory Locations in
Pro Tools directly from the control surface.
Utility Switch When enabled (lit), 003 enters
Utility mode. In this mode, you can run pre-pro-
grammed diagnostic tests of the 003 unit (such
as fader movement and LEDs) and reset MIDI
mappings to their factory presets. The Utility
switch is unavailable in Pro Tools mode.
Fader Mute In Pro Tools mode, this switch tem-
porarily suspends 003 fader movement. When
enabled (flashing), this lets you work with
Pro Tools and monitor audio playback without
fader noise.
The Fader Mute feature has no effect on fader
automation or audio levels during playback.
To toggle fader movement on and off:
 While in Pro Tools mode, press the Fader
Mute switch
Focus In Pro Tools mode, this switch toggles the
LCD display between the current plug-in view
and the previous 003 view (such as Console or
Channel View).
To toggle between a plug-in view and the original
view:
 Press the Focus switch.
MIDI Map Switches
003 provides switches for using the control sur-
face as a MIDI controller.
MIDI Map A and B Switches When one of these
switches is enabled (lit), 003 is in MIDI mode. In
this mode, 003 functions as a MIDI control sur-
face for external devices and applications other
than Pro Tools. 003 supports two different
banks of MIDI Map presets, corresponding to
MIDI Map switch A and B.
MIDI Edit In MIDI mode, this switch lets you
edit and name custom MIDI maps.
MIDI Recall In MIDI mode, this switch lets you
recall and select MIDI map presets.
See Appendix A, “Utility Mode (003 Only)”
for more information.
For more information, see Chapter 12, “Us-
ing MIDI Mode with 003.”