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VS-2480 Tip Sheet
Welcome
Congratulations on the purchase of the incredible VS-2480. The
VS-2480 Tip Sheet
provides information to help you get started with your amazing new V-Studio.
Notes and Tips
Throughout this document, you’ll notice two symbols in the left-hand margins.
Connecting a PS/2 Mouse and PS/2 ASCII Keyboard
A mouse and ASCII keyboard can make the operation of the VS-2480 even easier. The
VS-2480 supports the use of a PS/2-type mouse and PS/2 keyboard—a PS/2 mouse is
included with your VS-2480. A keyboard must be purchased separately.
Many of the VS-2480’s operations can be performed using a mouse instead of the
VS-2480’s top-panel controls as described on Page 11. You can also perform some
important operations and navigate the VS-2480 using a connected ASCII keyboard
(Page 16).
Connect the included mouse to the rear-panel PS/2 MOUSE jack. Connect your
keyboard to the PS/2 KEYBOARD jack.
Connecting a VGA Monitor
Much of what’s shown on the VS-2480’s built-in display is also sent through its VGA
output to a connected color VGA monitor acting as your Info Display. (Monitor
purchased separately.) The Info Display lets you view this information in a large, easy-
to-read format. See “Using a VGA Monitor with the VS-2480” on Page 8.
You can use any standard VGA display that has a refresh rate from 60-75 Hz. Connect
your monitor’s DB-15-type VGA cable to the VS-2480’s rear-panel VGA OUT jack.
Notes
provide additional information about the topic described in the main text.
Tips
offer interesting ways to use the feature under discussion. They’ll also let you know
why you should care about what’s being said.
You may need to activate your ASCII keyboard. See the keyboard settings on Page 16.
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