From: Len Ovens
If using the MCP GUI to connect surfaces the top surface is the leftmost - and the bottom is the rightmost. At the time of writing the top is always - labeled as the main (master) surface even if the leftmost surface is an - extender. + and the bottom is the rightmost. The GUI shows explicitly the position + of the main or master surface within the group of surfaces.
+
- The MasterPosition
value is the port number the master unit
- (with the master fader) is connected to. So if there are three surfaces,
- <MasterPosition value="1"/>
will expect the master on
- the left, <MasterPosition value="2"/>
would be master
- in the middle and <MasterPosition value="3"/>
would be
- master on the right.
+ The MasterPosition
value is the position the master unit
+ (with the master fader) is located at within the group of surfaces.
+ The surfaces are numbered from 1 at the left side and up. So if there
+ are three surfaces, <MasterPosition value="1"/>
will
+ expect the master on the left, <MasterPosition value="2"/>
+ would be master in the middle and <MasterPosition value="3"/>
+ would be master on the right.
The default value of <MasterPosition value="0"/>
has
@@ -69,6 +71,6 @@ menu_title: Working With Extenders
If the MasterPosition
value does not properly match the
- physcal position and MIDI port, the master fader and global controls will
+ physical position and MIDI port, the master fader and global controls will
not work. The master unit will act like an extender.