User manual CONTOUR SHUTTLE V2 VERSION 2 MAC OS X

[. . . ] Contour Shuttle Device Control Panel Contour Shuttle Multimedia Controllers ii Contour Shuttle device Driver version 2 - What's NEW! With this new version of the Shuttle device driver, there are no longer two separate installers for ShuttlePRO series devices and ShuttleXpress: this driver supports all Shuttle devices. This driver version also adds a Shuttle icon (identified by the icon ) in the Menu bar. This icon is meant to help you to access the Shuttle configuration window (also known as Shuttle device Control Panel) more easily and to switch between settings faster when multiple application settings are available. Furthermore, for ShuttlePRO v2 owners, the driver provides a new important feature: the macro support. [. . . ] Choose Keystroke combo from the dialog box and type cmd-0 (to select the Fit in Window view). Click on New Group in the Action Sequence window. Click on New Action in the Action Sequence window. Choose Keystroke combo from the dialog box and type cmd-1 (to select the Actual Size view). Click on New Group in the Action Sequence window. Click on New Action in the Action Sequence window. Choose Keystroke combo from the dialog box and type cmd-2 (to select the Fit Width view). Click on New Group in the Action Sequence window. Click on New Action in the Action Sequence window. Choose Keystroke combo from the dialog box and type cmd-3 (to select the Fit Visible view). Click on New Group in the Action Sequence window. Click on New Action in the Action Sequence window. Choose Keystroke combo from the dialog box and type cmd-l (to select the Full Screen View). Type the description of your choice in the description field, for example: This macro allows to switch between views in Acrobat Reader. Your newly created macro will be displayed as depicted in Fig. 6-3 Contour Shuttle Multimedia Controllers 24 From the Control Panel you will now be able to associate the newly created macro to Button 7, as shown in Fig. Each time you press Button 7, you will cycle between groups of actions, by executing the next group of the list. Once the last group has been played, the next pressure of Button 7 will reset the execution point to the first group in the list. Fig. 6-4 Tip: by creating this macro, the Acrobat Reader setting can be further changed, since the actions performed by buttons 10, 11, 12 and 13 have been included in the macro. You can for example program these buttons to: User Action Keystroke field Button 10 cmd-w Button 11 cmd-f Button 12 cmd-q Button 13 cmd-d Comment Close File Search Quit Acrobat Document Properties Contour Shuttle Multimedia Controllers 25 6. 3 Modifying macros This section describes the behavior of the buttons that act on the steps of a macro: !" New Action button This button allows you to add an action below the selected action or group. If nothing is selected in the Action Sequence sub-window, the new action will be added after the last action of the last group. !" New Group button (new Button Press) This button allows you to add a new group or to create a group of existing actions, depending on the current selection: - if a group is selected, a new group will be created before the existing group; - if an action is selected, the selected action and all the actions listed below it will be grouped under a new Button Press. !" Remove button When an action is selected the action will be removed. When a group is selected: - if it's expanded, the Button Press is deleted and the actions of this group will be added to the previous group, as shown in Fig. [. . . ] Select 20 Times per Second in the Frequency Menu. Click on the Comment field; write "Right Arrow - 20 t/s" and click OK. Select Shuttle Zone 5 in the User Action Menu. Select Type Keystroke from the Computer Response Menu. [. . . ]