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Screen Shots of Congo JR

Hi there
Newbie looking at the Congo Jr. I am trying to work with both the PC desktop and Mac OSX laptop off line editor.
Trying to work with the syntax... having some troubles...
(I understand that a laptop keyboard is difficult to use...)

Wondering if some screen shots with the corresponding shortcuts be posted?
IE: How does one access the off line encoders?

These visuals would be very helpful

Thanks


[edited by: Patrick Matheson at 12:50 AM (GMT -6) on Wed, Apr 25 2007]

  • Currently, there are no images of the keyboard layout. Have you found the physical console button/offline button mapping table? See below for the most recent table.

    Most of the console buttons have a corresponding keyboard hotkey (like P for PRESET, S for SEQ etc.).

    So, essentially, the offline keyboard behaves exactly like the console (including button combinations like SEQ & PLAYBACK) once you know the console button keyboard equivalents.

    Hope this helps!

    Off line encoders: I assume that you mean how to control the parameter wheels in the Moving Lights dock, correct? Just drag the wheels with the mouse.

    Current Keyboard hotkeys

    On a Macintosh, use Command instead of Ctrl.

     

    Console Key

    Keyboard Key

    -

    Keypad Ctrl *

    -

    Ctrl Left Arrow

    +

    Keypad *

    +

    Ctrl Right Arrow

    A

    A

    ALIGN

    Ctrl A

    ALL

    Keypad Ctrl -

    AT LEVEL

    Keypad +

    ATTRIBUTE

    I

    B

    B

    BEAM (B)

    Alt B

    BLIND

    F3

    BROWSER

    F10

    C/ALT

    Backspace

    CAPTURE

    C

    CH

    Keypad -

    COLOR (C)

    Alt C

    COLUMN

    F9

    DELAY

    Ctrl D

    DELETE

    DELETE

    DEVICE

    D

    DISPLAY LIST

    J

    DYNAMICS

    E

    ESC

    ESC

    FAN

    Ctrl F

    FOCUS (F)

    Alt F

    FETCH/UNDO

    Keypad Ctrl +

    FLASH MODE

    F

    FORMAT

    F4

    GO

    Ctrl G

    GO BACK

    Ctrl B

    GOTO

    G

    GROUP

    Alt G

    HELP (?)

    F1

    HIGHLIGHT

    Ctrl-H

    HOME ATTR

    F5

    IN

    Ctrl I

    IND 7

    Ctrl F7

    IND 8

    Ctrl F8

    IND 9

    Ctrl F9

    INSERT

    INSERT
    Mac-version: Command-DELETE.

    LAST

    L

    LOAD

    F6

    LIVE

    F2

    MACRO

    Q

    MASK

    K

    MASTER

    Alt M

    Master Keys 1- 10

    1-0

    MODIFY

    Enter

    MUTE

    Y

    NEXT

    N

    NOTE

    Alt-N

    OUT

    Ctrl O

    OUTPUT

    O

    PAGE (lower)

    M

    PAGE (upper)

    Ctrl M

    PALETTE

    Alt P

    PARK

    Z

    PAUSE

    Ctrl P

    PLAYBACK

    X

    PRESET

    P

    RECORD

    R

    REFRESH (former UPDATE PB)

    Ctrl Y

    RELEASE

    Ctrl R

    SAVE

    Ctrl S

    SELECT

    Shift

    SELECT ALL

    F7, Ctrl N or Ctrl L

    SEQ

    S

    SEQ -

    X & Down

    SEQ +

    X & Up

    SETUP

    F11

    SOLO

    Alt Y

    START

    N/A

    TAB

    TAB

    TEXT

    Alt T

    THRU

    Keypad /

    TIME

    T

    TRACK

    F12

    U1

    N/A

    U2

    N/A

    U3

    N/A

    UPDATE

    U

    UPDATE PALETTE (softkey)

    N/A

    WIZARD

    W

  • In case you haven't already found this, to open up the Moving Light dock, hold [SETUP] and press [BROWSER]
    (Or hold F11, hit F10 on a PC keyboard.)

    Then select "Moving Lights" from either the Top or Bottom dropdown lists, and click on "OK"

    You'll then get a Moving Light dock at the top or bottom of the screen that has click'n'draggable encoder wheels, clickable wheel keys plus a few others, encoder function displays, and a CMY colour picker. 

  • in reply to Richard

    If Offline is to be a commonly used item for you - consider buying an Xkeys keyboard

    www.ymouse.com

    and using the overlay and drivers that Sarah has posted here

    http://www.etcconnect.com/docs/docs_downloads/miscdocs/Congo_X-Keys_v421.zip

    David

  • in reply to dlincecum
    dlincecum:

    If Offline is to be a commonly used item for you - consider buying an Xkeys keyboard

    www.ymouse.com

    I use a second vga monitor and run congo with wyg which works wonders, I can see exactly what my desk is doing with the second mon, this makes life much easier to to desk and stage with out swapping tabs in windows.

    Carlos

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