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Dseries Harris J/S (JSC-2) Jog-Shuttle Control Panel
Reference
Operation
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The Jog sensitivity of the JSC-2 panel is approximately 3 frames per full
revolution- to be in line with other D-Series panels.
Button Mapping
The following tables outline button mapping and functionality for the JSC-2 when
used with
DALstation or when used with DALingest .
DALstation Functionality
Button
Description Previous
Keycap
Engraving DALstation Functionality
Leftmost
Button, Top
Row SOURCE If either the Ad Hoc Ingest Window is open with
the DEST button lit on the panel, or the VCP
Window is active with the SOURCE button lit,
control of the source machine for the cursor
event’s main source or on-air source for the bus is
provided.
Reconfigurable ? No.
Rightmost
Button, Top
Row DEST When the Ad Hoc Ingest Window is open, control
of the record bus monitoring machine for the
current bus is provided. In addition, the
Jog/Shuttle Panel always controls the assigned
bus machine for record buses while the Ad Hoc
Ingest Window is not open
Reconfigurable ? No.
First Button,
Second Row HOLD If a recording is in progress, the countdown on the
current recording is paused (effectively extending
the on-air event’s duration)
Reconfigurable ? Yes.
Second
Button,
Second Row TAKE If the next event is scheduled, start the next
recording.
Reconfigurable ? Yes.
Third
Button,
Second Row END If a recording is in progress, prematurely end the
current recording.
Reconfigurable ? Yes.
Fourth
Button,
Second Row DELETE While waiting for confirmation or
acknowledgement with the VCP Window inactive,
rejection of a completed recording is initiated
(“OK” acknowledgement required to complete
deletion) or the “Reject Recording” dialog box is
cancelled
Reconfigurable ? No.
Fifth Button,
Second Row ACCEPT While waiting for confirmation or
acknowledgement with the VCP Window inactive,
acceptance of a completed recording is initiated
(“OK” acknowledgement required to complete
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