JLCooper Electronics Media Control Station3 Operation & User’s Manual

1, Media Control Station 3 USB/RS232 For Windows98/2000/XP User's Manual Second Edition ©2000-2002 JLCooper Electronics 142 Arena Street • El Segundo, CA 90245 U.S.A. …

5, 5 Connecting the MCS 3 Locate an available serial port on your PC (an RS-232 port will be a D shell shaped 9 or 25 pin connector. A USB port will be rectangular with a symbol such as: Connect the MCS 3 to the PC. If the MCS3 is an RS-232 unit, connect the power supply (supplied) to the po…

12, 12 Editing the Default Keyset You can edit (that is, change) the Default Keyset at any time, using the MCS 3 application. Here are two simple examples of how to edit the default Keyset: Example of Changing What the Wheel Does Presently, the wheel sends left and right arrow keys a…

15, 15 The MCS 3 Editor Application The MCS 3 application features a picture of the MCS 3 . In the upper left is the name of the current Keyset. To the right is the “Control Info Box”, which displays what each MCS 3 control will do within a specific application. To edit (change) what the…

16, JLCooper Electronics Media Control Station3 16 Creating a New Keyset Remember that a Keyset is the collection of commands that the MCS 3 can send. Each application can have its own Keyset. The MCS 3 senses which application is active, so it knows which Keyset applies to each application. When you are ready to start programming the MC…

11, 11 About The Default Keyset The first time you use the MCS 3 , the so-called "Default Keyset" is automatically selected. The Default Keyset is ready to use and should have some functionality with certain applications. The wheel sends left and right arrow keys, to playback QuickTime™ mov…