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e.The Port number will now appear as a five-digit number. If you do not wish to change it, press ENTER. If you do wish to change it, it must be entered as a five- digit number. For instance, if you wish for port #80, you must enter 00080. If a mistake is made, press the CLEAR button once.

f.After the ENTER key is pressed this last time, the changes will be made to internal non-volatile memory, and a message will appear.

g.As the message indicates, the changes will not take place until the power has been turned off and back on.

III.Operation

In operation, the MCS-3800, MCS-3400 or MCS-3000 with a 920394 Ethernet Interface Card behaves as a TCP server, operating on the set IP address and port number. It is necessary for a client to establish a TCP connection with the MCS-3800, MCS-3400 or MCS-3000 before anything else can take place. Once a connection has taken place, operating a control will cause a packet to be sent to the client. A message from the client will be reflected by fader position, LED state, or LCD message on the MCS-3800, MCS-3400 or MCS-3000. All messages within the TCP packet are the standard MCS- 3800, MCS-3400 or MCS-3000 messages as published in the developer documents.

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Contents MCS-3000 Series Media Command Stations About this Manual Introduction Table of Contents Transport Section Mixer SectionTechnical Information Warranty Quick Operation Reference 7 Page SummaryFunction Buttons Section System SectionFront Panel Displays and Controls Getting StartedFunction Buttons Section Mixer SectionTransport Section System Section Rear Panel Page Expander Connection Move Left End Bell Mounting MCS-3000X Expander to Controller3000X Expander Electrical Hookup Important Be Sure Each Expander has a Unique ID# Set the Expander ID#Page Power System ConnectionsTime Code Card Slots #1 and #2 Midi In and OutOMS or Free Midi Definitions Power Up Entering and Exiting Assign ModeBasic Operation Modes of Operation LCD and Page ButtonsMore About Special Mode More About User Assignable ModeLED Behavior in Special Mode User Assignable vs. Pre-Defined Functionality Manually Exiting Special ModeWave Demo This chapter relates to User Assignable Mode Only Mixer SectionAttributes of the Mixer Section Encoder Selection Basic Bank Switching and Encoder SelectionFader Input Fader OutputTouch Sensor Channel SwitchesEncoders, Select An Overview Assigning Mixer ControlsTo Assign a Fader or a Touch Sensor Channel CommandEditable Parameters for the Faders and Touch Sensors Name NumberGMaster GroupTo Assign the Rotary Encoders Editable Parameters for the Rotary Encoders Name To Assign Mute, Solo, Aux and Select Buttons Minimum or Release Velocity Editable Parameters for Mute, Solo, Aux, and Select NameLatch Maximum or VelocityTouch Inhibits Motor Mixer Operation Notes Banks Remember Last Fader PositionEncoders Group Members are Automatically Scaled Fader Groups Traverse BanksGrand Masters Traverse All Banks Grand Masters Require Grand Master On SwitchMoving Faders with Midi Data Created Off Line Page Attributes of Transport Section Transport SectionButtons Jog Wheel and Shuttle Ring TransportsLocates Assigning Transport Controls To Assign a Transport or M Button Editable Parameters for Transport and M Buttons Name Transport and M Button Command Types Additional M Buttons Command Menu ItemsIf 9 Pin or GPI cards are present About Query Mode Maximum or Velocity Initialized State of Transports and M Buttons Record Safety FeatureM5 enables CS-10 Emulation Transport OperationExample of Machine Enable Jog and Shuttle Operation Jog On / Off FeatureJog Controller Commands MMC and 9 Pin Commands JogShuttle Jog and Shuttle Speed Locate Operation Smpte Mode vs Feet and FramesStoring a Locate by Capturing on the Fly Sending a Locate CommandMore About Sending Locate Commands Locating by Direct AddressLast function Attributes of the Function Buttons Function Buttons SectionF and M Buttons have LEDs Remote Control of the LEDsM Buttons Have More Than One Purpose Cursor Buttons Have More Than One PurposeAssigning Function Buttons To Assign an F or M Button Editable Parameters for the Function Buttons F and M Name M Button Command Types About Query Mode Maximum or Velocity To Assign a W or Cursor Button Editable Parameters for Function Buttons Cursor & W Name Transport and M Button CommandsNumber Function Button Operation Notes Switch GroupingEntering Utility Mode Exiting Utility ModeSystem Section Mode Manually Exiting Special Mode ProtectDump Bank Name ShowtcJog Program Change Mode Program Change ModeDisplay Locates or Display Program Changes Time Code DisplayTechnical Information DimensionsInitialized Settings Switch Midi Channel Controller #Initialization Switch Midi Chan Controller# Encoders Midi Chan Controller# Touch Midi Chan Controller # Fader Midi Chan Controller #Page Warranty Memory Initialization Manually Switching ModesQuick Operation Reference Fader Wave DemoTo Assign a Control Bank Switchable ControlsLCD Displays Encoder Names or Bank Name Shiftable ControlsCommand Types M Buttons Command Menu Also IncludesEditable Parameters Name If 9 Pin or GPI Cards are Present, M Commands Include Buttons Have Two UsesQuery Jog Wheel and Shuttle Ring More About GroupsTime Code Display Locate ModeOffset Feet and Frame Entering and Exiting Utility ModeEthernet Interface Card Installation and Configuration II. Initialization III. Operation