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Ak.Sys TRACK VIEW User Guide

KEYBOARD MODE

Next to the Time display area, a keyboard icon indicates the status of the computer's keyboard.

The keyboard status can be toggled using the SCROLL LOCK key on the PC's keyboard:

When the keyboard icon is greyed out, the keyboard is used as its default

function for the PC.

When the icon is highlighted, all the keyboard commands are redirected to

the DPS24, emulating the functions of a PS2 keyboard directly connected to

the DPS24, thereby allowing text entry from PC keyboard and as well as keyboard shortcuts

(please refer to the DPS24's QWERTY mapping).

PROJECT INFO / GAUGES

To the right of the timecode display, you can see information about the current project, USB

activity, anddisk space usage:

In the Project Info box, you can see the project name, its sample rate, bit-depth and frame-rate.

To the right of the project info box, you can see the USB Rx/Tx activity gauges.

To the right of these, you can see how much time is free on disk and a disk space gauge (red).

Above the disk space gauge, another gauge shows the progress of the waveforms transfer

from the DPS24 to the computer for display.

NOTE:

Waveforms can only be transferred when the transport of the DPS24 is in STOP.

In practice, you should wait until that gauge is full so that TrackView can display all the waveforms

for the current Project.

TIMELINE

Above the track display, you can see a scrolling timeline ruler (either timecode or BBC values):

You can zoom in on the track display by clicking on this area with the left button of the mouse.

You can zoom out (you see more of the project) by right-clicking on this area.

You can also use the cursor keys of the computer's keyboard to zoom in/out:

Shift + Right Cursor key : Zoom In Timeline

Shift + Left Cursor key : Zoom Out Timeline

Shift + Up Cursor key : Magnify Waveforms

Shift + Down Cursor key : Decrease Waveforms

The zoom resolution of ak.Sys and the DPS24's own LCD are independent meaning that on one

display you could see an 'overview' of the project whilst on the other, you could see more detail.

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