Hey,
the jogs yes I can agree with you they are not realy easy to map but it should work.
I hope the jog is sending two MIDI notes. One for for- and backwards.
it looks like this:
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#b0 13 40 JOG2 1 -1.0 100 NOCHANGE JOGPOLLING JOGTIMER JOGRELEASE
#b0 13 41 JOG2 1 1.0 100 NOCHANGE JOGPOLLING JOGTIMER JOGRELEASE
This excample is for player 1 for the jog usage.
for #b0 13 40 (41) you will have some other MIDI notes.
the 100 is an timeout. You can start at 600 and set it if it is too high smaler in max 100 steps.
I hope it helps you out with your problem.
To the Output mapping: To get this you have to open the config file not at the program. You have to go to the directory of your installation like "C:\Program Files(x86)\MixVibes\MixVibesDVS\MIDI\" and open the file with an editor.
At the end of the file you write the following lines:
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%OUTPUT
#b0 12 7f CUE 1 1
#b0 12 0 CUE 1 0
This is an example for the CUE LED of Player 1. You need two entries with the second parameter 1 or 0 (1 = on / 0 = off).
The MIDI note #b0 12 7f and #b0 12 0 are the nodes of my controler there you will have some other MIDI notes. Which one you need you have to check at the manuel or an controler in/out MIDI list.
Some inportant: 7f at the end is the ON command at nearly every led. and 0 is off

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IF you have some LED which are together like at my Numark NDX800 the Loop LEDS you have somehing else like 33, 4b and so on. These are then for setting the lamps at this position. (it works not at every controler).
So I hope it is clear enough if not please don't hesitate to ask again.
regards
Christian