User manual SOUNDCRAFT VIRTUAL SI V3.0

[. . . ] Please note we can't guarantee operation on every possible combination of PC hardware and Windows version, but if you find one that doesn't work and you have satisfied the minimum requirements above, please let us know. Installing the Application To install the application once you have unpacked the ZIP file, double-click on setup. exe. Double-click the application to start the installer and follow the on-screen instructions. [. . . ] Right click on the MODULES button to open the window: Right Click on an empty slot to bring up a dialogue box allowing an option card to be selected. . . Cont. . . The names of the card (in green) can be edited to help give meaning to the card or application. These names will then be used on the console touch screen. When a card is added, the system will patch all of the Output Slot Outputs to all cards (enabling all cards to `listen' to anything routed to the expansion slot) ­ these are outputs from the SI System. These outputs can be disabled by `clicking' the output range box. Inputs from the cards to the option slots are made in a similar manner ­ These are inputs to the SI system. NOTE: The Virtual Si1 illustrates four slots although the actual console has only two physical positions accessible. However owing to the way the option slot system works there is no need to choose which slots you use, and there are no application issues should you create an Si1 project with more than two cards, other than the inability to create this in the `real world'. NOTE: The system will not allow two option cards to `talk' to the same `range' of inputs therefore is multiple cards are used connections will result in something similar to the above. NOTE: It is required that the setting of the INPUT and OUTPUT routing switches on the `virtual' system match any `physical' cards installed in the console. Refer to the Si Option Slot Description document for more information on this topic. http://www. soundcraft. com/products/product. aspx?pid=152 Docking Window A new feature added to the Si Editor is the ability to dock Configuration windows; to dock a window `LEFT-CLICK & DRAG' the widow to the TOP/BOTTOM/LEFT or RIGHT of the screen and the `DOCK' arrows appear, drag the cursor onto an arrow to dock it. Once docked the window may pinned (to remain on the screen all the time) or un-pinned when it will `Auto Hide' once the cursor is moved off the window. To un-dock- the window right-click' in the window and select `FLOATING' Other Documentation: For instruction on how to operate the console please refer to the Si Series V3. 0 User Guide. For editor specific instruction please see the release notes installed with the application, nominally located in: C:\Program Files\Harman Pro\Soundcraft\Virtual Si and Appendix A Appendix A- Operation Principles & Special Keys To switch functions in or out, use the mouse to click on the switches. To adjust a rotary control, click and drag on the control, moving the mouse up to increase, down to decrease. It is possible to use the mouse within most touchscreen pages, including pages displaying lists. If it is editable, click once again, and a dropdown list will appear. [. . . ] * To rename a channel on an OLED: Press [ENTER] or [F2] or double-click. Press [ENTER] or [F2] to finish editing. [. . . ]