AMS Neve Logic MMC User Manual page 118

Transport Menu
No chase stop (0 disabled, 1 enabled)
1 = Don't issue stop command when parked next to master.
If this option is enabled then this machine will be set to shuttle at zero speed when it is parked next to the master
position.
Stop command (0 or 1)
0 = Shuttle at zero speed and 1 = STOP command.
This option determines how the machine will behave when the STOP key is pressed. If it is set to 0, then the
machine will shuttle at zero speed. If it is set to 1, then the machine will be sent a stop command.
Stop before wind (0 or 1)
1 = issue stop command before going into wind from play.
Setting this option to 1 will cause a stop command to be sent to this machine between a wind and a play
operation.
Park window (frames)
Allowed error after a locate or chase operation.
This is the maximum allowed difference between the position required by the locate or chase operation and the
actual final machine position. If the difference exceeds this value, than another locate will be performed.
Edit delay (frames)
Number of frames the machine takes to respond to an EDIT ON command.
This setting should be used to compensate for the time required by the machine to perform an edit on (i.e. enter
record) after receiving the command. The compensation is applied during programmed external recording.
EE delay (frames)
Number of frames the machine takes to respond to an E to E (input monitor) command.
This parameter is similar to the previous value but applies to the response time to an E to E command.
Min cue speed
Smallest permitted value of shuttle speed command. Units - 1/64th of play speed, i.e. 4 = 1/16th , 128 =
2*play speed.
This value should be used to set the minimum shuttle speed for the machine. Higher values will result in the
machine moving in response to shuttle wheel movements below the normal minimum shuttle speed.
Max cue speed
Largest permitted value of shuttle speed command. Units - multiples of play speed.
This value should be used to set the maximum shuttle speed. Larger values will result in higher shuttling. This
parameter can be used to slow down machine shuttling if desired.
Stop count (frames)
Machine must be motionless for this number of frames before stop is reported.
Increasing this value will force the MCS to wait for the specified number of motionless frames before
considering the machine to be stopped.
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