I’ve jumped through all the Windows hoops and installed a dial that can now control the QA. When I turn the dial it will generate a Ctrl Up Arrow/Ctrl Down Arrow to the QA software. That shortcut changes the Gen1 level by +/- 1 dB. Works great.
But… the 1 dB increment is a little coarse for me. Any way to change it to .25 or even .1 dB?
Hi @Buckskin, if you hold CTRL then the up/down will move at 10X, or 10 dB per click. If you hold ALT it will move at 0.1X or 0.1 dB
Thanks Matt. Let me clarify my original question.
I’ve programmed the dial to generate keyboard sequences when turned left or right. When turned clockwise, the dial sends the keyboard sequence Ctrl + “Up Arrow” and the output level on Gen1 goes up by 1 dB. If I hold down the alt key and press the up arrow key, the control area scrolls up and down.
I suspect your answer applies to a mouse click on the up arrow of the control panel while holding down the Ctrl or alt key. I can’t get the dial to generate mouse clicks.
So… Is it possible to change the increment used for the keyboard softkeys/shortcuts?
Thanks.
Hi @Buckskin, noted, I have wanted that too.