3—Version Two VGA Overview
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About the Main Display
The LCD as Main Display
When the LCD is designated as the main display, it behaves as described in the
VS-2000
Owner’s Manual
.
The VGA as Main Display
With a connected external VGA display, your mouse and keyboard become your main
tools and the VS-2000 acts as a full-featured control surface. Its faders, knobs and
buttons provide a great way to physically interact with what’s on the VGA display:
• You can select channels and parameters on the VGA with your mouse, and change
their settings using the VS-2000’s faders or knobs if you wish.
• You can use the VS-2000’s transport buttons (
Owner’s Manual
Page 175) to operate
the hard disk recorder as you view your project on the VGA display.
• You can select audio or other data on the VGA using your mouse, and perform edits
instantly by pressing the appropriate button on the VS-2000. You can undo any edit
using the top panel’s UNDO•REDO button or its onscreen counterparts.
• You can use the VS-2000’s LCD as an secondary display on which you can keep
important information in view as you work on the VGA.
Of course, there’s no single “correct” way to use all of the VS-2000’s available tools—
odds are you’ll intuitively develop the easiest, fastest way to work for your needs.
Areas of the VGA Main Display
When the VGA acts as the main display, it’s comprised of several different areas,
described in detail in the following chapters.
On the VGA main display Home screen—shown here—the lower
pane contains the project playlist, described in Chapter 5.
HOME button
Menus and control bar
PAN knob strip and
clipping indicators
Meters strip
Content pane
F buttons, status strip
and remaining space
status strip
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