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to create a shortcut to it that you can place on your desktop. To do this, open the Windows Explorer by Start | Programs | Windows Explorer. Under the C drive list, click on the plus sign next to Program Files, click the plus sign next to Midiman, and then click the BiPort Remote folder. In the list of Contents (the right column of Explorer), right click on the file named Bpremote and select “Create Shortcut.” This will create a shortcut file in the Contents list that you can then click and drag to your desktop. Remote Control Operation If you haven’t worked with SMPTE/MTC sync before, we suggest you read the section SMPTE/MIDI Time Code Tutorial before reading this section just to familiarize yourself with some basic ideas and terminology. SMPTE Setup The primary screen of the BiPort Remote Control Software gives you complete control over all the SMPTE sync functions of the interface. The controls are fairly self-explanatory. Format sets the SMPTE frame rate for the BiPort SMPTE generator. Flywheel sets the number of frames the reader/regenerator will automatically advance and correct when receiving either bad or no time code. Slide the Flywheel slider towards 0 to set “Jam Sync” mode. The Start Writer button starts and stops the SMPTE writer. The Start Time and User Bits buttons allow you to set, respectively, SMPTE start time and the outgoing User Bits. 28
Click on the arrows next to each number to change them to match the start time you want to use. Change these numbers to match your desired user bits settings. The key will move you to the next field. Menus Following are brief explanations of the program menu choices. File Load Config Retrieve a previously saved SMPTE configuration. A “factory” configuration is included during program installation. If the Save current configuration before loading new one box is checked, the current configuration file will be automatically overwritten with the current settings. If the Save current configuration before loading new one box is not checked, you can lose your current configuration if you haven’t previously saved it. Be careful. 29
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