Rc V3 Description - ALCATECH BPM STUDIO 4 PRO User Manual

RC V3 Description

The basic operation of the RC V3 is identical with
the top area of the program window. If the remote
control unit is registered in the Program Options,
the program will check at start if the remote control
unit is connected and ready.
Installation
( Also refer to the reminders for connection of
remote control units, and reminders for the initial
program start on page 13)
The remote control unit will be connected to the
PCs serial por t (COM1 or COM2) via its
connection socket [REMOTE/PC] [38] and the
supplied cable. A power supply unit is also
provided.
Now start BPM Studio and open the remote
control units register tab. The following
adjustments need to be made:
COM1 / COM 2
Enter which COM port the unit is connected to.
RC Active
Mark this checkbox to inform the program about
the presence of a remote control unit. The
program will from now on check at start up if the
unit is present, and ready.
Operation
The remote control unit is divided in sections for
Players A and B, and the Sample Player. The
basic functionality corresponds to the module
descriptions on the according pages for Player
and Sample Player.
If the program finds a external remote control unit
at startup, and the controls of this unit are
configured for Pitch, the pitch controls in the
player's program window will be locked. Pitch
modifications can then only be made at the
remote control unit. The sliders on the monitor
the merely indicate the slider position on the unit.
The purpose of the sliders and the programmable
multi purpose buttons can be assigned in the
Program Options, register tab remote control
unit. The two sliders on the two players [10] (Slider
A and B in the Program Options) can either be
used to control pitch, or volume. Thus, when using
a notebook mixing can be done without external
mixer, and the pitch will be adjusted by software.
The slider in the Sample Player [47] (Slider C in
the Program Options) can be programmed to
control sample volume, sample pitch, or manual
fading between player A and player B.
Also the multi purpose buttons in
the top right corner of the two
players [49], [50] and [51] can be
configured for different functions.