Apple Logic 7 - Manual (Page 49)

Chapter
2
Logic
Control 49
Liquid
Crystal
Display
(LCD)
Each
channel/parameter
can
be
indicated
by
a
name
or
value.
In
general,
the
upper
row
of
each
channel/parameter
will
display
an
abbreviated
form
of
the
track
name,
and
the
lower
row
will
display
the
(abbreviated)
parameter
name
and/or
value.
In
some
modes,
a
long
(full,
in
other
words)
parameter
or
other
name
will
be
displayed
briefly
on-screen,
when
adjusted.
The
display
of
long
names,
and
the
duration
of
this
display,
is
set
in
the
Control
Surfaces
preferences.
These
settings
are
discussed
in
the
Logic
Reference
manual.
Note:
8-bit
ASCII
characters
such
as
curly
quotes
and
umlaut
characters
are
replaced
by
the
best-possible
7-bit
ASCII
equivalent.
As
examples:
ä
=
ae,
ö=oe,
ü=ue,
á
=
a,
ø
=
oe,
œ
=
oe,
ß
=
ss,
å
=
a.
Assignment
LED
(Mode
Display)
The
Logic/Mackie
Control
features
a
two
digit,
seven-segment
LED
display
which
indicates
the
current
assignment
status
(also
referred
to
as
the
mode
display).
A
period
is
shown
at
the
bottom-right
of
the
display
whenever
a
Channel
Strip
view
is
active.
Song
Position/SMPTE
Time
Display
The
Logic/Mackie
Control
includes
a
multi-digit,
seven-segment
LED.
It
is
accompanied
by
two
small
LEDs
which
provide
a
quick
visual
indication
of
the
currently
active
display
format:
SMPTE
or
BEATS.
When
BEATS
mode
is
selected,
the
Position/Time
Display
is
divided
into
four
segments,
separated
as
follows:
Bars/Beats/Sub
Divisions/Ticks
When
SMPTE
mode
is
selected,
the
Position/Time
Display
is
divided
into
four
segments,
separated
as
follows:
Hours/Minutes/Seconds/Frames
The
display
format
can
be
viewed
in
a
number
of
ways.
This
can
be
altered
in
the
Display
preferences.
Solo
LED
This
LED
indicates
that
either:
an
audio
track
is
set
to
solo,
or
the
track
solo
mode
is
enabled.
It
is
a
helpful
visual
aid
in
situations
where
a
track
has
been
soloed
and
the
fader
bank
has
been
shifted—making
the
soloed
track’s
Solo
LED
invisible
on
the
control
surface.