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1—Welcome to Version Two
The
VS-2000 Version Two Addendum
is a companion to the
VS-2000 Owner’s Manual
and
describes the features of the Version 2.00 operating system for the VS-2000.
About the VS-2000 Version Two Addendum
Throughout the Addendum, we’ll refer to both V-Studios as the “VS-2000” to make
things simpler. Unless otherwise noted, everything in the Addendum applies equally
to the VS-2000.
Though many of Version Two’s new features involve the use of an external VGA display,
it also adds new capabilities to the VS-2000 itself. These are described in the
Addendum’s
second chapter, “Version Two Enhancements.” The remaining chapters discuss Version
Two’s VGA display-related features—these chapters assume you’ve connected a color
VGA display and configured it for use.
Since most VGA display features are also found on the VS-2000 itself, the
VS-2000
Owner’s Manual
already contains descriptions of how they work. When the
Owner’s
Manual
explains how a VGA feature works, we’ll point you to the relevant page or
pages. We’ll do this in either of two ways:
Procedure Descriptions
Most of the VS-2000’s operations can be performed from its top panel or the VGA
display. You’ll often be able to, for example, use a button by pressing it on the VS-2000
or by clicking it with your mouse on the VGA or the VS-2000’s LCD. You could also set a
level by moving a channel strip fader or by dragging your mouse.
For the sake of simplicity, certain sections of the
Addendum
describe actions as if you’re
working the VS-2000’s top-panel controls. As you follow these steps, bear in mind that
in many cases you can just as easily use your mouse on the VGA or the VS-2000’s LCD.
The same applies to most of the operations described in the
VS-2000 Owner’s Manual
.
• When groups of items are presented in lists, their
Owner’s Manual
pages will be shown at their right.
• In other cases, we’ll use the double-arrow symbol shown here. In
this example, we’d be directing you to Page 123.
When we refer to the “LCD,” we’re referring to the VS-2000’s own, built-in LCD. To
avoid confusion, bear this in mind if your external VGA display is also an LCD.
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