Using the gpi interface card, Using the eclipse btx – JLCooper BTX Eclipse User Manual
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Using the GPI Interface Card
The GPI card is intended to reside in Slot 2. No configuration is
required for the MCS-3000 GPI Card. Simply insert the MCS-
3000 Series GPI Card into Slot 2 of the Eclipse BTX.
Using the Eclipse BTX
Refer to the user documentation of your host application for details
on how to use the Eclipse BTX with your application.
For Apple Mac users, there is also the Eclipse Mapping
Application available that allows you map the controls of the
Eclipse BTX to any function in your applications. This can be
downloaded from the JLCooper web site. Details on its setup and
use are included with the download.
See also other documents in the category JLCooper Equipment:
- ES-450SP2 (19 pages)
- MCS Interface Cards (23 pages)
- VTC1 (2 pages)
- eBox O (10 pages)
- eBOX (58 pages)
- Nuage Surround Panner for Windows (19 pages)
- Nuage Surround Panner OS X (14 pages)
- Eclipse24 (14 pages)
- MX Midnight Eclipse (8 pages)
- MX Standalone Eclipse (19 pages)
- eBOX GPI8 (55 pages)
- CX Eclipse (15 pages)
- Eclipse Series Joiner Kit (12 pages)
- TX Midnight Eclipse (8 pages)
- SX Midnight Eclipse (21 pages)
- MCS5 (55 pages)
- MX Eclipse (13 pages)
- ES-8/100 RS-232 (17 pages)
- ES-450JE (32 pages)
- ES-SloMo (50 pages)
- ES-450 (17 pages)
- ES-450SP USB (7 pages)
- ES-450J_USB_User_Manual.pdf (7 pages)
- ES-SloMo USB (6 pages)
- Gangway16 (12 pages)
- gBOX (24 pages)
- R-88 (1 page)
- MCS2 MIDI (19 pages)
- MCS2 9 Pin (11 pages)
- 4/100 MIDI FaderMaster (26 pages)
- MCS3 9 Pin (12 pages)
- MCS3SP-USB (4 pages)
- MCS3-SP-RS422 (15 pages)
- FaderMaster Pro (78 pages)
- MLA-10 (8 pages)
- MCS3 MIDI (12 pages)
- MLA-XLR (8 pages)
- RS232 (39 pages)
- PPS-2Plus (2 pages)
- PPS-2 Remote for Mac OS X (19 pages)
- sBOX8R (20 pages)