JLCooper MX Eclipse - Manual (Page 8)

Using Standalone with a Host Application
In this mode of operation, the Eclipse MX will be used as a
standalone unit to control a host application. Currently, the only
supported application are the Avid family of video editing software
including:
• Avid Media Composer
• Avid News Cutter
• Avid Symphony
• Avid Xpress Pro
Note: The Avid DS family does not support the Eclipse MX.
Configuring the the Eclipse MX
Before connecting the Eclipse MX to the host computer, the unit
must be configured to operate in the proper mode. The operational
mode of the Eclipse MX is set by the DIP switches on the rear of
the unit.
Note: Other applications may also use the Eclipse MX as a controller,
please consult the documentation of your application for configuration
information.
Eclipse MX Mode Select DIP Switches
Mode Faders Switch 4 Switch 3 Switch 2 Switch 1
Avid 1-8 On (Down) Off (Up) Off (Up) Off (Up)
DIP Switch Settings in Standalone Mode
Note: The DIP Switches are read when the unit is powered on. If the
states of the DIP Switches are changed, you must power cycle the
Eclipse MX before the changes take effect.
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