Currently, there are no images of the keyboard layout. Have you found the physical console button/offline button mapping table? See below for the most recent table.
Most of the console buttons have a corresponding keyboard hotkey (like P for PRESET, S for SEQ etc.).
So, essentially, the offline keyboard behaves exactly like the console (including button combinations like SEQ & PLAYBACK) once you know the console button keyboard equivalents.
Hope this helps!
Off line encoders: I assume that you mean how to control the parameter wheels in the Moving Lights dock, correct? Just drag the wheels with the mouse.
On a Macintosh, use Command instead of Ctrl.
Console Key
Keyboard Key
-
Keypad Ctrl *
Ctrl Left Arrow
+
Keypad *
Ctrl Right Arrow
A
ALIGN
Ctrl A
ALL
Keypad Ctrl -
AT LEVEL
Keypad +
ATTRIBUTE
I
B
BEAM (B)
Alt B
BLIND
F3
BROWSER
F10
C/ALT
Backspace
CAPTURE
C
CH
Keypad -
COLOR (C)
Alt C
COLUMN
F9
DELAY
Ctrl D
DELETE
DEVICE
D
DISPLAY LIST
J
DYNAMICS
E
ESC
FAN
Ctrl F
FOCUS (F)
Alt F
FETCH/UNDO
Keypad Ctrl +
FLASH MODE
F
FORMAT
F4
GO
Ctrl G
GO BACK
Ctrl B
GOTO
G
GROUP
Alt G
HELP (?)
F1
HIGHLIGHT
Ctrl-H
HOME ATTR
F5
IN
Ctrl I
IND 7
Ctrl F7
IND 8
Ctrl F8
IND 9
Ctrl F9
INSERT
INSERT Mac-version: Command-DELETE.
LAST
L
LOAD
F6
LIVE
F2
MACRO
Q
MASK
K
MASTER
Alt M
Master Keys 1- 10
1-0
MODIFY
Enter
MUTE
Y
NEXT
N
NOTE
Alt-N
OUT
Ctrl O
OUTPUT
O
PAGE (lower)
M
PAGE (upper)
Ctrl M
PALETTE
Alt P
PARK
Z
PAUSE
Ctrl P
PLAYBACK
X
PRESET
P
RECORD
R
REFRESH (former UPDATE PB)
Ctrl Y
RELEASE
Ctrl R
SAVE
Ctrl S
SELECT
Shift
SELECT ALL
F7, Ctrl N or Ctrl L
SEQ
S
SEQ -
X & Down
SEQ +
X & Up
SETUP
F11
SOLO
Alt Y
START
N/A
TAB
TEXT
Alt T
THRU
Keypad /
TIME
T
TRACK
F12
U1
U2
U3
UPDATE
U
UPDATE PALETTE (softkey)
WIZARD
W
Anders Ekvall
ETC Software and System developer
In case you haven't already found this, to open up the Moving Light dock, hold [SETUP] and press [BROWSER](Or hold F11, hit F10 on a PC keyboard.)
Then select "Moving Lights" from either the Top or Bottom dropdown lists, and click on "OK"
You'll then get a Moving Light dock at the top or bottom of the screen that has click'n'draggable encoder wheels, clickable wheel keys plus a few others, encoder function displays, and a CMY colour picker.
Keep on trying till you run out of cake.
If Offline is to be a commonly used item for you - consider buying an Xkeys keyboard
www.ymouse.com
and using the overlay and drivers that Sarah has posted here
http://www.etcconnect.com/docs/docs_downloads/miscdocs/Congo_X-Keys_v421.zip
David
dlincecum: If Offline is to be a commonly used item for you - consider buying an Xkeys keyboardwww.ymouse.com
I use a second vga monitor and run congo with wyg which works wonders, I can see exactly what my desk is doing with the second mon, this makes life much easier to to desk and stage with out swapping tabs in windows.
Carlos
Carl Knapper Chief Crewe Lyceum Theatre Crewe http://www.lyceumtheatre.net/ 07736445790 carl@cbkproduction.co.uk www.cbkproduction.co.uk