Specifications
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• the Position/Time Display shows
Message
,
Alert
,
Attention
or
Caution
, depending
on the icon in the alert
• if the alert text does not fit in the LCD’s upper row, it will start scrolling after 3
seconds. When the text has scrolled to the end, it will remain onscreen for 3 seconds
and will then recommence.
You can scroll the alert text manually with the jog wheel. Once you start doing so,
automatic scrolling is disabled
In addition to the Jog Wheel, all V-POTs can be used to scroll the alert text. They also
show the current scroll position.
• By pressing one of the V-SELECTs, you trigger the appropriate button/function in the
alert—if applicable.
• The ENTER button triggers the default button in the alert, where applicable.
• The CANCEL button triggers the button labelled “Cancel” or “Abort” in the alert, where
applicable.
After the alert has disappeared, all controls and displays will return to their previous
state.
For other modal dialogs, only the text There is a modal dialog on the screen
appears. The ENTER and CANCEL buttons don’t work in this case; you have to end the
dialog with the mouse or computer keyboard.
For file select boxes, only the text There is a file select dialog on the screen
appears. The ENTER and CANCEL buttons don’t work in this case; you have to end the
dialog with the mouse or computer keyboard.
Tips
Way back at the beginning of this manual we said “Your Logic media production
environment will never be the same!”
This, as we’re sure you’re starting to realize, was not an unrealistic claim.
Logic Control changes the way you work, and is most effective if you make a few small
changes to your working methods. The following is a small collection of good working
practices which will help you to work more smoothly and efficiently with the Logic
Control system.
Customize your Autoload Song
• Set up Screensets 1—7 to your liking. These can be accessed directly via the Function
Keys—F1 to F7. Function Key 8 (F8) will close the top-most window.
• We suggest that a full-screen Arrange window, with Track Automation View set to on,
is among your Screensets.
• A full-screen Track Mixer window is also recommended.