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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Version 3.8

ENOWNER’S MANUALOWNER’S MANUALVersion 3.5Version 3.8

Page 2 - SPECIAL NOTICES

DME Designer Owner’s Manual10Main Changes from V1.0 to V1.1 Main Panel Window• Instead of the former Parameter Link function, there are now two funct

Page 3 - The DME Audio System Network

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual100 [Event Operation]Set the operation that is executed when the event starts. [Operation] Whe

Page 4 -  Scenes

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual101[Component]Select the component that has the parameter to be changed. The list displays the

Page 5 - Composition of scene

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual102 [Event Schedule]Set the year/month/date to start the event. CalendarSets the date the even

Page 6 -  DME Data Structure

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual103 [Event Exceptions]Specifies “exception” year/month/day and time settings at which events w

Page 7 -  SP2060 Data Structure

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual104Wav File ManagerWhen you click [Wav File Manager] on the [Tools] menu, the “Wav File Manager

Page 8

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual105 [Wave File]Displays the Wave file information. Settings can be made here as well. [No.]The

Page 9

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual106 [Recall] ButtonReads a saved library. Clicking this button displays a menu. A menu display

Page 10 -  Component Editor/Component

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual107 [Remove] ButtonDeletes settings from the selected line. This button is grayed out when no

Page 11 - Changes from V1.1 to V1.2

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual108GPIAbout GPIGPI is an abbreviation for General Purpose Interface. Using GPI input and output

Page 12

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual109 Control Source Selection via a CP4SWA CP4SW control panel connected to the GPI terminal ca

Page 13 -  V1.2 Precautions

DME Designer Owner’s Manual11Changes from V1.1 to V1.2 Main Panel Window• The synchronization algorithm has been refined for faster synchronization.•

Page 14 - Changes from V1.2 to V2.0

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual110 [DME]From the list, select the DME where you will be making settings. ConfigurationThe cu

Page 15 -  V2.0 Precautions

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual111The parameter value changes in proportion to the voltage applied to the GPI input.The minimu

Page 16 - Changes from V2.0 to V3.0

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual112• [Scene Change]GPI input can be used to recall a specified scene.[Parameter] specifies the

Page 17 -  V3.0 Precautions

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual113Same as .Same as .• [Scene Decrement]GPI input can be used to decrement the scene number.[

Page 18 - Changes from V3.0 to V3.5

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual114•[Mute]GPI input can be used to engage or disengage the DME mute function.[Parameter], [Min]

Page 19 - Changes from V3.5 to V3.8

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual115•[GPI Lock]GPI Lock can be turned on or off via GPI input. When GPI Lock is ON, all GPI inpu

Page 20 - Contents

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual116• [Time Adjustment]GPI input can be used to adjust the DME internal clock as follows:[Parame

Page 21 - Troubleshooting 513

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual117•[Play Wav File]GPI input can be used to initiate playback of the specified Wave file.[Param

Page 22 - Designer]

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual118 GPI OUTThe DME64N has sixteen GPI OUT ports, the DME24N has eight, and the DME Satellite h

Page 23

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual119• [Scene Change]The recall status of the specified scene is transmitted via GPI output.[Para

Page 24 - Closing DME Designer

DME Designer Owner’s Manual12• The order of same-time events can be changed in the Event Scheduler. (page 135)• Exceptions can be specified for Event

Page 25 - Main Panel Window

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual120Event SchedulerEvent Schedule is shown when [GPI OUT] is set in “Event Scheduler.”See “Event

Page 26

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual121MIDIWhen you click the [MIDI] command on the [Tools] menu, the “MIDI” dialog box is displaye

Page 27 -  User Module Window

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual122[Control Change] TabAssigns components to control change for each DME. You can change DME pa

Page 28 -  Objects and Components

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual123ParameterSet the assigned component link parameter. When you click here, a list of parameter

Page 29 - Window Operations

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual124[Program Change] TabAssigns scenes to program control change numbers 1 through 128. Switches

Page 30 - Automatic Logging On

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual125 [Assign All] ButtonAssigns all scenes in order starting from program number 1.  Bank Sele

Page 31 - 4 Click the [OK] button

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual126 Parameter Change ListThe current settings are displayed in the list in the center. No.This

Page 32 - Logging Off

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual127Min/MaxThis sets the parameter range. The current values for the [Min] (lower limit) and [Ma

Page 33 - Name Description Extension

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual128User Defined Button (User Defined Parameters)User Defined ParametersParameters that the user

Page 34 - Saving Project Files

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual129FunctionSpecifies the function to be assigned to the function keys.•[No Assign]No assignment

Page 35

DME Designer Owner’s Manual13• User module port labels can be edited. (page 244)• Graphics can be placed to represent user modules. (page 245)• The Le

Page 36 - Click the [Save] button

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual130ParameterSets the parameter assigned to each function key. If you click here, a list will be

Page 37

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual131Setting User Defined Parameters Set the user defined parameter. 1 Create a configuration. 2

Page 38 - Opening Project Files

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual132DAW ControlWhen you click [DAW Control] on the [Tools] menu, the “DAW Control” dialog box is

Page 39 - Recently Used Files

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual133[Function]Selects the function that will be changed by the DAW controller. If you click here

Page 40 - DME Data File

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual134[Controller]Selects a controller from the list when [Parameter Value Edit] is set in [Functi

Page 41 - DME Data Import

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual135Remote Control Setup ListWhen you click the [Remote Control Setup List] command on the [Tool

Page 42

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual136[Min]/[Max]Displays the minimum and maximum values for the parameter.[Type]Selects a fader c

Page 43 - 4 Enter the filename

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual137Internal HA ControlThe gain and phantom power (+48V) of the DME24N/DME8i-C/DME4io-C/DME8i-ES

Page 44 - DME Designer All Files

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual138Remote ConnectionConnect the digital mixer to the [REMOTE] connector of one of the DME units

Page 45

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual139CobraNet ConnectionUse a CobraNet interface card such as the MY16-CII to make CobraNet conne

Page 46 - Name Folder

DME Designer Owner’s Manual14Changes from V1.2 to V2.0 General• Support added for DME8i-C/DME8o-C/DME4io-C, SP2060 units and MY16-CII.• “Device Group

Page 47

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual140EtherSound Connection Digital Mixers Without a [REMOTE] Connector Use an EtherSound interfa

Page 48

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual141 Digital Mixers With a [REMOTE] Connector Connect the mixer’s [REMOTE] connector to the MY1

Page 49 - Storing and Checking Scenes

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual142Setting the Internal Head Amp IDClick [Internal HA Control] in the [Tools] menu to open the

Page 50 - Recalling Scenes

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual143Parameter ListWhen you click [Parameter List] in the [Tools] menu, the “Parameter List” dial

Page 51 - Going Online

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual144 [Preview] ButtonPrints a list of parameters. When you click this button a preview screen i

Page 52

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual145 [Setup] ButtonClicking here displays the “Print Setup” dialog box. Here you can set the pa

Page 53

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual146Component LockClick [Component Lock] in the [Tools] menu to display the Component Lock dialo

Page 54

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual147Scene Link ManagerEither click the [Scene Link Manager] item in the [Tools] menu, or the [Sc

Page 55 - Current Zone

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual148 [Delete] ButtonDeletes the scene link setup currently selected in the scene link tree view

Page 56 - (displays DME groups/SP2060s)

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual149SP2060 Library ManagerClick the [SP2060 Library Manager] item in the [Tools] menu to open th

Page 57 - [Security] Button

DME Designer Owner’s Manual15• Sampling frequency display has been added to the configuration window status bar. (page 299)• The sampling frequency is

Page 58 - Communication Status

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual150 [Delete File] ButtonDeletes the selected library from the library list. When this button i

Page 59 - [No] Button

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual151Communication Port SetupClick the [Communication Port] item in the [Setup] menu to open the

Page 60

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual152Shortcut KeysClick [Shortcut Keys] in the [Setup] menu to display the “Shortcut Keys” dialog

Page 61

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual153Security (Creating Users and Making User Settings)When you click the [Security] command on t

Page 62

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual154 Security LevelUser security levels are set with the [Operation Security] item at the right

Page 63

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual155Names and Functions[Enable Auto-Log On]Enables auto-logon. If this checkbox is selected, the

Page 64

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual156User ListThe registered users are displayed here. The currently logged on user is displayed

Page 65

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual1575 Operation SecuritySets the functions that can be used by the user selected on the [User Li

Page 66 - [Hardware] Menu

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual158“Add User” Dialog Box/“Change User Information” Dialog BoxWhen you click the [Add User] butt

Page 67

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual159Creating UsersUsers are created as follows: 1 Click [Security] on the Main Panel window [Set

Page 68 - [About] Menu

DME Designer Owner’s Manual16Changes from V2.0 to V3.0 General• DME8i-ES/DME8o-ES/DME4io-ES support.• The DME Designer and DME-N Network Driver insta

Page 69

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual1606 Enter the password into the [Confirm Password] box also. If you do not want to set a passw

Page 70 -  Replacing the graphic data

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual161Network SetupClick the [Network Setup] item in the [Hardware] menu to open the “Network Setu

Page 71

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual162 IP AddressDisplays and sets the IP address of the DME or SP2060 unit connected to the port

Page 72 -  [Component Editor] Tab

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual163UtilityClick the [Utility] item of the [Hardware] menu to open the “Utility” window.“Utility

Page 73 -  Common to All Tabs

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual164 Info TabDisplays basic information for the selected DME or SP2060 unit.VersionDisplays the

Page 74

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual165 Network TabDisplays DME and SP2060 network information.Master/SlaveDisplays the device gro

Page 75 -  DME List

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual166 Lock TabDisplays and allows editing of the DME64N/24N and SP2060 panel lock parameters.Onl

Page 76 - Log file folder

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual167 Misc TabDisplays and sets parameters not provided in the other tabs.Scene StoreDisplays an

Page 77 - “Get Log” dialog box

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual168 Remote TabDME Remote ControlDisplays/sets the connector and connection type to be used for

Page 78 - “Event Log List” Dialog Box

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual169Internal HA ControlDisplays/sets the connector to be used for internal head amp control. Fro

Page 79 - Event Log List

DME Designer Owner’s Manual17 Designer Window• It is now possible to set a “clear” background color for text, box, and ellipse objects (page 250, pag

Page 80

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual170 MIDI TabPortSelects the MIDI port to be used. If the selected terminal was previously assi

Page 81 - Scene Manager

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual171ProtocolDisplays/sets the protocol to be used for communication with devices connected via M

Page 82

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual172 GPI TabCalibrates the input voltage detection range for a DME unit GPI terminal.[ALL] Chec

Page 83

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual173 Remote V3.5 tabInternal HA ControlSpecifies the port to be used for control of internal DM

Page 84 -  [Insert] Button

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual174 MIDI V3.5 TabPortSelects the MIDI port to be used for DAW controller or transmitting/recei

Page 85 -  [Recall Safe] Button

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual175Program Change/Control Change/Parameter ChangeSets transmit (Tx), receive (Rx), OMNI, and Ec

Page 86 -  [Detail] Button

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual176Word ClockThe signal that synchronizes all devices connected to the DME or SP2060 is called

Page 87 - Preset parameters

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual177 Card (Slot Information)Displays the name of the card inserted into the slot.  Clock Statu

Page 88 - User Controls

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual178Monitor OutWhen you click the [Monitor Out] command on the [Hardware] menu, the “Monitor” di

Page 89

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual179ClockWhen you click the [Clock] command on the [Hardware] menu, the “Clock” dialog box is di

Page 90 - • [User Name]

DME Designer Owner’s Manual18Changes from V3.0 to V3.5 Component• Program Ducker component added (page 410).• (V3.5.1) During installation it is poss

Page 91 - Parameter Link

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual180[Day of the Week]When checked the daylight saving time period can be specified by the day of

Page 92 - Parameter Link Group List

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual181Language SettingsWhen you click the [Language] command on the [Hardware] menu, the “Language

Page 93 - Online and Offline

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual182BackupWhen you click the [Backup] command on the [Hardware] menu, the “Backup” dialog box is

Page 94 - “Synchronization” Dialog Box

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual183SP2060 BackupClick [SP2060 Backup] in the [Hardware] menu to open the “SP2060 Backup” dialog

Page 95 -  [Go Off-line] Button

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual184 [Restore] TabTargetDisplays the label and IP address of connected SP2060 units that are of

Page 96 - • IP Address

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual185DME Firmware UpdateYou can update the DME or SP2060 unit, ICP1 firmware using the [Firmware

Page 97 - “Event Scheduler” Dialog Box

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual186 [Program+Component]Updates the DME/SP2060/ICP1 unit firmware. 1 Select [Firmware Update] 

Page 98

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual187 [Recovery Update]Recovers (restores) the DME, SP2060, or ICP1 firmware. If a cable is unpl

Page 99 -  See “Clock” on page 179

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual188Device InformationClick [Device Information] in the [Hardware] menu to open the “Device Info

Page 100 -  [Event Operation]

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual189 [MAC Address]Displays the MAC address. [Message]Displays messages being displayed on the

Page 101 - • When [GPI Out] is selected:

DME Designer Owner’s Manual19Changes from V3.5 to V3.8 New Features• The DME64N/24N (V3.8x or later) can now be controlled via Ethernet connection fr

Page 102 -  [Event Schedule]

DME Designer Owner’s Manual190Chapter 4 DesignerEditing ConfigurationsConfigurationsInformation about inputs/outputs, along with the arrangement of c

Page 103 -  [Event Exceptions]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual191 Edit Mode ON/OFFThe edit mode can be turned on or off via the [Edit Mode] command in either the [To

Page 104 - Names and Functions

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual192Too lb arFrequently used commands are arranged here as buttons.  [Print] Button (page 201)Prints the

Page 105 -  [Store] Button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual193 [Zoom Out]/[Zoom In]/[Actual Size]/[Zoom To] ButtonsThese buttons correspond to the commands on the

Page 106 - [External Input]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual194Resource Meter WindowThe Resource Meter can be displayed or hidden via the [Navigator] command in the

Page 107 - DME Designer Owner’s Manual

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual195Navigator WindowThe Navigator window can be displayed or hidden via the [View] menu [Navigator] or th

Page 108 - About GPI

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual196 Device GroupIf a group is clicked the zone window of the clicked group will become active. If a win

Page 109 - “GPI” Dialog Box

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual197Displaying the Toolkit WindowYou can display or hide the Toolkit window using the [Toolkit] command o

Page 110 - • [Parameter Value Edit]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual198Toolkit Window TypesThe contents of the Toolkit window will vary, depending on which window is active

Page 111 - •[Direct Parameter Value]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual199[Device List]The Device list displays objects that can be arranged in a Zone window (configuration).

Page 112 - • [Scene Increment]

DME Designer Owner’s Manual2Getting Started with DME DesignerIn this manual the abbreviation “DME” refers to the DME64N/DME24N/DME8i-C/DME8o-C/DME4io-

Page 113 - • [Scene Decrement]

DME Designer Owner’s Manual20ContentsGetting Started with DME Designer ... 2SPECIAL NOTICES...

Page 114

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual200[Component List] (User Module Window)The Component List displays objects that can be arranged in the

Page 115 - •[GPI Lock]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual201 Configuration WindowUsed to design configurations for DME units arranged in a zone.  See “Configur

Page 116 - • [Time Adjustment]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual202[Edit] MenuThis menu provides edit commands. [Undo]Undoes the most recent edit operation. Repeatedly

Page 117 - •[Play Wav File]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual203 [Edit Legend]This command can be selected when an Area window, Zone window, or Configuration window

Page 118 -  GPI OUT

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual204 [Full Screen]Displays in full-screen mode. Displays the active design window (Area, Zone, Configura

Page 119 - • [Audio Detector]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual205[Tools] Menu [Area Parts List]This command can be used only when the Area window is active. A submen

Page 120

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual206 [Configuration Manager]Displays the “Configuration Manager” dialog box. Here you can add, delete, o

Page 121 - [Cancel] Button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual207 [Arrow]The mouse cursor appears as crosshairs, and can be used to select objects. [Hand]The mouse

Page 122 - Component

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual208ObjectsObject TypesThe devices, shapes, and wires that can be arranged in each design window are call

Page 123 - Parameter

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual209ZoneThere must be at least one zone in the Area window. Zones are added and deleted using the “Zone”

Page 124 - [Program Change] Tab

DME Designer Owner’s Manual21Remote Controlled Head Amp ... 495Component Glossary...

Page 125 - [Parameter Change] Tab

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual210 Zone Object PropertiesWhen you select a zone in the Area window, then click the [Properties] comman

Page 126

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual211[Style]Sets the style of the object. From the list, select [Plain], [Raised], or [Sunken]. Background

Page 127 -  [Clear All] Button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual212DME64NDME8i-C/DME8o-C/DME4io-CDME8i-ES/DME8o-ES/DME4io-ESDME64N with no I/O cards connected in slots.

Page 128 - Function Keys

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual213When I/O Cards Are Installed in DME Expansion Slots When an I/O card is selected for an expansion slo

Page 129 - Function

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual214CobraNet Card/EtherSound CardIf the I/O card is a CobraNet card or EtherSound card a CobraNet icon or

Page 130 - Min, Max

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual215 DME Object Context Menu[Open Configuration Window]Opens the Configuration window. See “Configurati

Page 131

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual216[Output Level]When you select this command, the “Output Level” dialog box will be displayed. This set

Page 132

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual217[Label] BoxYou can enter up to 100 English characters to display over the object. [Width] BoxSpecifie

Page 133

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual218I/O CardAllows I/O card setup. [Slot1] ~ [Slot4] can be set up for a DME64N, while only [Slot] is ava

Page 134 - [Parameter]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual219CascadeTurns the DME 64N cascade ON or OFF. • Show Cascade Port on Configuration WindowChecking this

Page 135

DME Designer Owner’s Manual22Chapter 1 Before UsingInstalling DME DesignerTo use DME Designer, you must first install the software on the computer. B

Page 136

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual220Head MarginSets the CASCADE bus signal head margin. This setting only applies when the unit is cascad

Page 137 - Internal HA Control

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual221[OK] ButtonUpdates the settings and closes the dialog box.[Cancel] ButtonCloses the dialog box withou

Page 138 - Remote Connection

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual222ICPYou can arrange DME Device objects in the Zone window. These can be controlled using User Defined

Page 139 - CobraNet Connection

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual223 ICP PropertiesTo display the “DME Device Properties” dialog box, select a ICP object, then click th

Page 140 - EtherSound Connection

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual224SP2060SP2060 objects can be placed in the zone window.When clicked an SP2060 in the zone window will

Page 141

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual225[Copy]Copies the selected object to the clipboard.[Paste]Pastes the SP2060 object currently on the cl

Page 142

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual226 SP2060 PropertiesSelect an SP2060 object and click [Properties] in the [Edit] menu to open the “Spe

Page 143 - [Min]/[Max]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual227[Port Label Color] ButtonSpecies the color of the I/O port label characters. The “Select Color” windo

Page 144 - [Print] Button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual228External DeviceArranges external device objects in the Zone window. External applications can be link

Page 145 -  [Setup] Button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual229 External Device Object Context Menu[Open Component Editor] Starts the application assigned to the o

Page 146

Chapter 1 Before UsingDME Designer Owner’s Manual232 Click the [] at the right of the [User] box, and select the user. If no user has been created,

Page 147 - “Scene Link Manager” Window

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual230 External Device PropertiesTo display the “External Device Properties” dialog box, select any extern

Page 148

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual231Launch ApplicationThe radio buttons determines whether an application or file will be linked to an ex

Page 149 - SP2060 Library Manager

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual232 External Device Properties (AD824, AD8HR “Serial Controlled Device Properties” Dialog Box)To displa

Page 150

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual233ComponentComponents are arranged in the Configuration window and the User Module window. They include

Page 151 - Communication Port Setup

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual234[Recall Component Library]Recalls libraries with component parameters saved in them. Clicking here di

Page 152

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual235[Label] BoxYou can enter up to 100 English characters to display over the object.[Width] BoxSpecifies

Page 153 -  [Administrator] User

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual236SPX ComponentSPX components are arranged in the Configuration window and the User Module window. Comp

Page 154 -  Security Level

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual237[Store Component Library]Saves the component parameters. Click to display the “Store” dialog box. If

Page 155 - [Enable Auto-Log On]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual238[Cancel] ButtonCloses the dialog box without changing the settings. Slot ComponentIf an inserted I/O

Page 156 - User List

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual239 Slot Component PropertiesTo display the “Slot Component Properties” dialog box, select a Slot compo

Page 157 - 5 Operation Security

Chapter 1 Before UsingDME Designer Owner’s Manual24Closing DME DesignerTo close DME Designer, click [Exit] on the [File] menu of the Main Panel windo

Page 158 -  [Cancel] Button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual240Launch ApplicationClick the radio button and select whether an application or file is to be linked to

Page 159 - Creating Users

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual241User ModuleA user module combines a number of other components into a module that is treated as a sin

Page 160 - Click the [OK] button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual242[Recall Component Library]Recalls a library into which component parameters have been saved. Click to

Page 161 - “Network Setup” Window

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual243 User Module PropertiesTo display the “User Module Properties” dialog box, select a user module obje

Page 162 -  MAC Address

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual244Inputs/Outputs SetsSets the number of input/output ports. Enter a number into the [Inputs] box and [O

Page 163 - “Utility” Window

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual245PictureAn image can be arranged as an object on a sheet. This specifies a file for this purpose. You

Page 164 - [Clock setup] Button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual246 Picture ObjectWhen you click a picture object that is located in each design window, handles (small

Page 165 -  Display Tab

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual247 Picture Object PropertiesTo display the “Picture Properties” dialog box, select a picture object, t

Page 166 - User Lock

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual248[Select Component] ButtonSpecifies the component editor to be opened when a Picture object is double

Page 167 - Event Scheduler

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual249Tex t B oxText objects can be arranged in all design windows. Text is entered into the “Text Properti

Page 168 - DME Remote Control

DME Designer Owner’s Manual25Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewNames and Functions of the WindowsThe DME Designer software has several windows, includin

Page 169 - External HA Control

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual250 Text Object PropertiesTo display the “Text Properties” dialog box, double-click on a text object, o

Page 170 -  MIDI Tab

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual251[Cancel] ButtonCloses the dialog box without changing the settings.Box (Rectangle)You can arrange rec

Page 171 - Protocol

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual252 Box Object PropertiesTo display the “Box Properties” dialog box, double-click on a box object or se

Page 172 -  GPI Tab

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual253[Cancel] ButtonCloses the dialog box without changing the settings.Ellipse[Ellipse] in the Toolkit wi

Page 173 - Remote Control via Ethernet

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual254 Ellipse Object PropertiesTo display the “Ellipse Properties” dialog box, double-click on an ellipse

Page 174 - MIDI Channel

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual255WireDraws lines (wires) for connecting components and creating shapes. For instructions on drawing wi

Page 175

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual256[Wire Color]Specifies the wire color.[Properties]Displays the “Wire Properties” dialog box. Wire Obj

Page 176 - $MPDL4UBUVT

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual257 Wire Object PropertiesTo display the “Wire Properties” dialog box, double-click on a wire object. Y

Page 177 -  [Close] Button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual258Legend (Descriptive Fields)Displays a legend for all sheets except the User Module window. When you c

Page 178 - Monitor Out

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual259[Date] Box and [Revisions] BoxYou can enter up to five dates and five revisions. You can enter up to

Page 179 - [End Time]

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual26Designer WindowThe Designer window displays several different windows. First among them i

Page 180 - [Day of the Week]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual260Sheet There is one sheet in each design window for arranging objects. The size of the sheet and its b

Page 181

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual261Background EffectSets the background for the sheet. •[Color] ButtonSets the color of the background.

Page 182 -  [Save] Button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual262“Select Font” Dialog BoxWhen you click the [Font] or [Label Font] button in an object’s properties di

Page 183 - SP2060 Backup

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual263“Select Color” Dialog BoxWhen you click the [Color] or [Label Color] button in an object’s properties

Page 184 -  [Restore] Tab

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual2641 Click the [Custom colors] box where you will save the color you create. The box you clicked will be

Page 185 - DME Firmware Update

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual265“Select Image” Dialog BoxYou can display an image for the background of sheets or objects. You can us

Page 186 - [Update] button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual266Design Window Shared Settings and OperationsPreferencesYou can set the operating environment for the

Page 187

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual267Crosshairs• [Show Crosshairs While Dragging]Place a checkmark here to have crosshairs displayed for g

Page 188 - Device Information

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual268GridDisplays a grid on the sheet in each design window to guide the placement of objects. You can als

Page 189

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual269Exporting Each Design WindowInstead of saving projects in their entirety, you can output the informat

Page 190 - Edit Mode

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual27 Zone WindowThe Zone window is used to design zones within the area. A zone is a more co

Page 191 - Designer Window

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual270“Export DXF” dialog box DXF File NameEnter a filename for the DXF file. The default file name entere

Page 192 - Too lb ar

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual271 BlockSets the block form used in the sheet. Displays a list where you can select the form. [Block]M

Page 193 - Status Bar

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual272Printing Each Design WindowYou can print out the content of each design window just as it appears on

Page 194 - Resource Meter Window

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual273 [“Print Preview” window]Displays a print preview of the active design window. You can check the app

Page 195 - Navigator Window

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual274Device Group SelectionWhen laying out DME, SP2060, and ICP1 objects the “Device Group and Sampling Fr

Page 196 - Floating-style

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual275Selecting ObjectsObjects can be selected when the mouse cursor appears as crosshairs. Selecting with

Page 197 - Moving the Toolkit Window

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual276Changing the OrderObjects newly placed on the sheet will be displayed above any previously placed obj

Page 198 - [Area Parts List]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual277Drawing and Editing WiresWireObjects that are arranged on sheets in the Configuration or User Module

Page 199 - [Device List]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual278Canceling Line Segment SelectionIf you select another object or an empty location on the sheet, it wi

Page 200 - Four Design Windows

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual279HotspotThe small white rectangles at the edge of objects are called “Hotspots.” Wires usually connect

Page 201 - [“Print” dialog box]

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual28 Toolkit WindowThe Toolkit window displays the objects that you can use in each window t

Page 202 - [Edit] Menu

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual280Drawing SettingsSeveral functions are available to help ensure accurate wire drawing. GridTo accurat

Page 203 - [View] Menu

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual281 Connecting Hotspots with HotspotsMethod 1 ClickingClick the hotspot where the connection originates

Page 204 - Short name

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual282 Connect with Bent LineMethod 1 From Hotspot to HotspotClick the hotspot where the connection origin

Page 205 - [Tools] Menu

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual283 Connect Multiple Hotspots in a Single OperationMethod 1 <Ctrl> Key CombinationsIf you hold do

Page 206

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual284Press the [F5] key to connect the uppermost open hot spot to the right of the selected object and the

Page 207 - [Window] Menu

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual285 Starting Drawing from the End Point/Node/Line Segment of an Existing WireYou can draw from the end

Page 208 - Explanation

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual286 Finishing DrawingWhen the hotspots or already drawn wires are connected, drawing is finished. To fi

Page 209 - [Properties]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual287Moving Line SegmentsTo move a line segment, select the nodes on both sides of the segment, and drag o

Page 210 -  Zone Object Properties

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual288Show Unconnected NodeTurn [Show Unconnected Node] in the [Tools] menu ON to display unconnected nodes

Page 211 - Background Image

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual289Adding, Deleting, and Renaming a ZoneAt least one zone is included within an area. In the default Are

Page 212 - DME8i-ES/DME8o-ES/DME4io-ES

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual29Component EditorThe blocks that are arranged in the configuration window are called “comp

Page 213

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual290[Rename] ButtonChanges the name of the zone selected on the list. Clicking here displays the “Enter n

Page 214 - Scene Info [On-Line] Button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual291Changing Device GroupsA zone can include up to 32 device groups, and all devices will belong to one o

Page 215 -  DME Object Context Menu

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual292[Rename] ButtonRenames the device group currently selected in the list. The “Enter new name for curre

Page 216 - DME Satellite

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual293Adding, Deleting, and Renaming a ConfigurationA device group will include at least one configuration,

Page 217

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual294[Rename] ButtonChanges the name of the configuration selected on the list. Clicking here displays the

Page 218 - Compile Priority

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual295Area WindowIn the Area window, the area is designed by arranging objects on a design sheet, When you

Page 219

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual296Arranging ObjectsVarious types of objects can be placed in the window by dragging them from the Toolk

Page 220 - [Clear All] Button

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual297 Title BarDisplays the zone name you have in the “Zone Manager” dialog box. There is always one zone

Page 221

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual298 Placing DME or SP2060In the Toolkit window [DME24N], [DME64N], [DME8i-C], [DME8o-C], [DME4io-C], [D

Page 222 -  ICP Object Context Menu

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual299Configuration WindowThe Configuration window is used for arranging components on the sheet and making

Page 223 -  ICP Properties

DME Designer Owner’s Manual3The DME Audio System NetworkIn an audio system including one or more DME units and/or SP2060 units, the “control space” is

Page 224 - [Synchronization]

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual30Users and SecurityYou can create multiple users in DME Designer and set the functions tha

Page 225

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual300Placing ComponentsYou can place objects by dragging them from the Toolkit window. You can also place

Page 226 -  SP2060 Properties

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual301 SP2060 Configuration Window[Input A/B Link] ButtonAlthough SP2060 configurations cannot be edited,

Page 227 - • [Edit Port Label and Type]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual302The output port you clicked will be selected and monitoring will begin. If you click another output p

Page 228 - External Device

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual303Show Signal Delay (Delay Display Value)The signal delays according to the processing time in the audi

Page 229

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual304Monitoring Point ListWhen you click [Monitoring Point List] in the [Tools] menu, the “Monitoring Poin

Page 230 -  External Device Properties

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual305 Monitoring Point ListDisplays and allows editing of monitoring point information. [No.]Displays the

Page 231 - Launch Application

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual306Analyze (Configuration Analysis)When you click the [Analyze] command on the [Tools] menu or the [Anal

Page 232 - •[DME Unit]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual307User ModuleUser ModulesA module treated as a single component that combines a number of other compone

Page 233

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual3084 Here you can set object properties. [Inputs/Outputs Sets] is set to 1. Set the required number of p

Page 234 - [Store Component Library]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual309Save the User Module using the [Save User Module] command on the [Tools] menu. The [Save User Module]

Page 235

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual31Logging OnThe “Log On” dialog box is displayed whenever the application is started or a u

Page 236 - SPX Component

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual310[Set Password] ButtonChanges the password. Clicking here displays the “Input Password” dialog box. En

Page 237 -  SPX Component Properties

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual311Editing User ModulesUser modules can be edited in the User Module window. Components layout and logic

Page 238 - Slot Component

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual312 Placing a Number of Components of the Same TypeYou can arrange a number of components of the same t

Page 239 -  Slot Component Properties

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual313 User Module SettingsDisplays the settings for the user module selected on the list. To change the s

Page 240 - • [Application] Box

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual314 [Export] ButtonSaves the user module data (component wiring/connection, library, and user module ed

Page 241 - User Module

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual315 Group/NameDisplays the pre-edit user module group name and user module name. User Module NameSpeci

Page 242 - [Save User Module]

Chapter 4 DesignerDME Designer Owner’s Manual316 Default LibrarySpecifies the library file to be imported when creating a user module from a templat

Page 243 -  User Module Properties

DME Designer Owner’s Manual317Chapter 5 Editor WindowComponent Editor WindowComponent parameters are edited in the component editor. The same compone

Page 244 - • [Set Password] Button

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual318 Title BarDisplays the label. Label settings are made in the “Component Properties” dialog box. Fo

Page 245 -  Placing Pictures

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual319 KnobDrag to adjust the parameter.You can change the way knobs operate, using the [Component Edito

Page 246 -  Picture Object

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual32Logging OffLogoff is used when changing users. When you log off, the document currently b

Page 247 -  Picture Object Properties

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual320• Click here to execute a command. • Displays a menu.• Displays another window. Click this buttonto

Page 248 - [Select Component] Button

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual321 Edit BoxDisplays current values for settings. You can modify values by typing from the keyboard o

Page 249 - Tex t B ox

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual322Changing Selections with the Key/Mouse WheelYou can modify values in selected edit boxes using the

Page 250 -  Text Object Properties

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual323User Control Editor/User Module EditorUser Control EditorThe user control function lets you lay out

Page 251 - Box (Rectangle)

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual324 [User Control] MenuUser controls are displayed in the [View]  [User Control] submenu of the Main

Page 252 -  Box Object Properties

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual3254 Sets security for User Control. Different settings are provided for individual security levels an

Page 253 -  Ellipse Object Context Menu

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual3266 Click the [OK] button in the “User Control Manager” dialog box. When a new user control is create

Page 254 -  Ellipse Object Properties

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual327• To Change the Security levelClick the [Security Level] box of the User Control to be changed.The

Page 255 - Line Segment Context Menu

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual328 User Security SettingsIn the “Security” dialog box in the Main Panel window, you can set the user

Page 256 - Termination Context Menu

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual329Names and Functions Status BarThe lock icon will appear in the User Module when security is active

Page 257 -  Wire Object Properties

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual33Files Used by the DME DESIGNERThe following files are used by the DME designer applicatio

Page 258 - [Address2] Box

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual330 Edit PaletteThe edit palette is automatically displayed whenever the user control editor/user mod

Page 259

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual331[Align To Bottom] ButtonAligns all selected controls with the bottom edge of the lowermost selected

Page 260 -  “Sheet Settings” Dialog Box

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual332 Grid SettingWhen arranging controls, you can align them along the grid. This menu sets the spacin

Page 261 - [Save As Default Sheet Size]

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual333Window Size and Background SettingsThe size and background of the User Control Editor/User Module E

Page 262 - “Select Font” Dialog Box

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual334 [Image]Displays an image for the background. You can use image files in the following formats: BM

Page 263 - “Select Color” Dialog Box

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual335Placing ControlsControls can be placed when you are in the design mode. You can turn the design mod

Page 264

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual336 Placing Controls by Dragging Them (User Control Editor)You can drag the controls you want to copy

Page 265 - “Select Image” Dialog Box

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual337Arrange the controls in the user control editor. Placing Controls by Dragging Them (User Module Ed

Page 266 - • [Type]

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual338 Placing Controls Using Copy and PasteCopy the controls in the component editor and paste in the u

Page 267 - Auto Suffix Number

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual339 When You Cannot CopyRegardless of whether you drag or use copy and paste, you cannot create multi

Page 268 - • [Y:] Box

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual34Saving Project FilesProject files are saved using the [File] menu  [Save] and [Save As]

Page 269 - Exporting Each Design Window

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual340Moving and Aligning ControlsIn the user control editor or user module editor, you can move or align

Page 270 - “Export DXF” dialog box

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual341Cut/Copy/Paste ControlsYou can edit controls arranged in the user control editor or user module edi

Page 271 -  [Paper Size]

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual342Undo and Redo Commands During EditingThe [Undo] and [Redo] commands in the main panel window [Edit]

Page 272 - Printing Each Design Window

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual343 “Slider Properties” Dialog BoxThe “Slider Properties” dialog box will appear when you either doub

Page 273 - Arranging Objects

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual344 “Toggle Button Properties” Dialog BoxThe Toggle Button Properties dialog box will appear when you

Page 274 - Sampling Frequency

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual345 “Radio Button Properties” Dialog BoxThe Radio Button Properties dialog box will appear when you e

Page 275 - Editing Objects

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual346 Slider “Level Meter Properties” Dialog BoxThe “Level Meter Properties” dialog box will appear whe

Page 276 - [Bottom]

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual347 “Solid Frame Properties” Dialog BoxThe Solid Frame Properties dialog box will appear when you rig

Page 277 - Line Segment Selection

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual348 “Color Frame Properties” Dialog BoxThe Color Frame Properties dialog box will appear when you rig

Page 278 - Canceling Node Selection

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual349 User Picture Properties Dialog BoxRight-click the image and select [Properties] from the contextu

Page 279 - Using Shortcuts

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual357 [Save as type]Selects the format for the file you are saving. When saving project files

Page 280 - Wire Drawing

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual350 Text Properties Dialog BoxRight-click the text box and select [Properties] from the contextual me

Page 281 - Method 2 Dragging

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual351 Box Properties Dialog BoxRight-click the box and select [Properties] from the contextual menu to

Page 282 -  Connect with Bent Line

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual352 Ellipse Properties Dialog BoxRight-click the ellipse and select [Properties] from the contextual

Page 283 - Multiple Hotspots Selected

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual353 “Line Properties” Dialog BoxDouble-click a line or right-click it and select [Properties] from th

Page 284

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual354 “Scene Recall Button Properties” Dialog BoxDouble-click a Scene Recall button or right-click it a

Page 285

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual355Changing the Tab OrderThe tab order for edit boxes is determined by the order in which they were pa

Page 286 - Moving Nodes

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual356Operation Mode and Design ModeThere are two modes for the user control editor/user module editor an

Page 287 - Window Wire

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual357Context MenuThe context menus that appear when you right-click in a window will differ in operation

Page 288 - Show Unconnected Node

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual358[Level Meter Enable]Specifies whether the level meters will be enabled or disabled.[Close All Edito

Page 289 - [Delete] Button

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual359 The Context Menu Displayed in Design Mode When You Right-Click a Control[Open Original Component

Page 290 - [Close] Button

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual36 Saving Project Files 1 Click [File] menu  [Save] in the Main Panel window.If there is

Page 291 - Changing Device Groups

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual360SnapThe Snap function records parameters for the component editor, user control editor, and user mo

Page 292 - [Color] Button

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual361Recalling a Library1 Click the snap button that has recorded the parameter set. This turns it ON. 2

Page 293 - Device Group

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual362LibraryComponent editor, user control editor, and user module editor parameters can be saved as lib

Page 294

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual363 Library FilenamesBecause the library filenames are displayed in the [Recall Library] menu, use a

Page 295 - Area Window

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual364Recalling a LibraryThe recall function reads stored parameters into the component editor.  Editor

Page 296 - Zone Window

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual365 Recalling a Library Stored in a Folder Other Than the Default Libraries not stored in the default

Page 297

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual366Creating Parameter LinksYou can group controls (parameters) and link their parameters. You can crea

Page 298 -  ICP Placement

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual367Local Link The group names for local like groups are displayed in the [Local Link] submenu. When yo

Page 299 - Tool Bar

Chapter 5 ComponentsDME Designer Owner’s Manual368Creating Component LinksThe same types of parameters can be linked between the same types of compon

Page 300 - Placing Components

DME Designer Owner’s Manual369Chapter 6 Component GuideTypes of ComponentsComponent GroupsWhen the Configuration window and User Module window are ma

Page 301 - Turn the probe monitor ON

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual37 Protecting a Project File with a PasswordWhen you save a project file with a new name,

Page 302 -  Exiting the Probe Monitor

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual370In the Designer window [Tools] menu  [Component List] menu, component groups are displayed as

Page 303

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual371Crossover Processor II 4 Way5 Way6 WayDelay Long 1 Output(*)2 Output3 Output

Page 304 - Monitoring Point List

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual372EQ GEQ Mono 7 Band15 Band31 BandStereo 7 Band15 Band31 BandPEQ Mono 2 Band

Page 305 -  Monitoring Point List

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual373Meter 1 Channel2 Channel4 Channel8 Channel12 Channel16 ChannelMiscellaneous

Page 306 -  Progress Bar

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual374Mixer Matrix Mixer 8 Input 32 Output12 Input 1 Output2 Output4 Output8 Output12

Page 307 - Creating User Modules

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual375Room Combiner Mono 4 Room8 Room12 Room16 RoomStereo 4 Room8 Room12 Room16

Page 308 - Saving User Modules

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual376(*) Parameter edit onlySource Selector 3 Position 1 Channel(*)4 Position 1 Channel2 Cha

Page 309 - [Enable Security]

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual377Ambient Noise CompensatorThe Ambient Noise Compensator automatically adjusts program source le

Page 310 - [Set Password] Button

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual378)Bypass ON/OFF Turns compensation on or off.!Level Meter Displays the program source output le

Page 311 - Editing User Modules

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual379Audio DetectorThe Audio Detector detects the presence of an audio signal and can light an indi

Page 312 - User Module Manager

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual38Opening Project FilesProject files are opened using the [File] menu  [Open] command in t

Page 313 - Default Library

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual380Auto Gain ControlThe Auto Gain Control component automatically adjusts gain in response to inp

Page 314 -  [Export] Button

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual381CrossoverSeparates input signals into multiple frequency channels and outputs them. The follow

Page 315

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual382The number of output channels varies according to the component variation.Set the attenuation

Page 316 -  User Module Group

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual383 Graphic Control PointsThe graph control points show [Output Level] and [Frequency]. As you m

Page 317 - Chapter 5 Editor Window

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual384 LFP/HPF[Type] sets the attenuation slope and the filter type for the LPF and HPF. The select

Page 318 - Parameter ID

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual385Crossover ProcessorA crossover processor consists of a crossover, delay, parametric equalizer,

Page 319 - “Preferences” dialog box

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual386The output number varies according to the component variation.Set the attenuation curve for th

Page 320 - • Displays another window

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual387Name Function1Crossover Curve Displays the level of each frequency channel, distinguished by c

Page 321 - Double-click

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual388 DelayWhen you click the [Delay] button for the crossover processor, it opens the delay edito

Page 322

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual389 Parametric EqualizerWhen you click [PEQ] button for the crossover processor, it opens the pa

Page 323 - User Control Editor

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual39 Opening a Project File That Has Security SetIf security is set for a project, the “Ente

Page 324 - New User Control

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual390 CompressorWhen you click the [Compressor] button for the crossover processor, it opens the c

Page 325 - 5 Click the [OK] button

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual391Crossover Processor IIThe following five types of components are available in the Crossover Pr

Page 326 -  User Control Security Level

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual392 CrossoverWhen you click the [Crossover] button for the crossover processor, it opens the cro

Page 327

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual393Section Parameter Setting Range Function5LPF Type Thru6 dB/Oct12 dB/Oct AdjustGc12 dB/Oct Butr

Page 328 - User Module Editor

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual394 DelayWhen you click the [Delay] button for the crossover processor, it opens the delay edito

Page 329

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual395 Parametric EqualizerWhen you click the [PEQ] button for the crossover processor, it opens th

Page 330 - [Align To Top] Button

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual396 CompressorWhen you click the [Compressor] button for the crossover processor, it opens the c

Page 331 - [Align Vertically] Button

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual397DelayThis is a multi-tap delay that provides independent delay and level control for each outp

Page 332 - Changing the Window Size

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual398Delay ShortDelay short components are available with from one to eight outputs. Each has a sin

Page 333 - [Select Color] Button

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual3994Delay Tap Delay ms: 0 to 130Sample: the range depends on the Fs value.Meter: 0 to 44.7Feet: 0

Page 334 -  [Image]

DME Designer Owner’s Manual4The DME Designer Software ApplicationThe DME Designer software application provides a convenient, central interface for th

Page 335 - Placing Controls

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual40 Double-Click the Icon for the Project FileWhen you double-click the icon for the projec

Page 336

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual400DynamicsComponents in the dynamic group adjust the dynamic range of the sound. There are eight

Page 337 - Chapter 5 Components

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual401CompanderThe compander combines the effects of a compressor and an expander. A compressor comp

Page 338

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual402CompressorCompresses signals that exceed a threshold. Narrows the dynamic range of the signal,

Page 339 -  Order of Controls

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual403De-EsserCompresses the signal above a specified frequency. The de-esser controls sibilant (his

Page 340 - Arrow Keys

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual404Name Function1De-Esser Curve Displays results graphically. The horizontal axis is the input si

Page 341 - Knob/Slider Conversion

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual405DuckingAttenuates the output a particular amount, when an input signal exceeds its threshold.

Page 342 - Control Properties

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual406ExpanderWidens the dynamic range of the signal. Low-level signals such as noise are diminished

Page 343

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual407GateAttenuates signals that are lower than the threshold level. Both mono channel and stereo c

Page 344 - [Text Font] Button

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual408LimiterSignals above the threshold are compressed at an ∞:1 ratio, preventing output of signal

Page 345

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual409Name Function1Limiter Curve Displays the limiter response in graph form. The horizontal axis r

Page 346 - [Threshold Logic]

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual41DME Data ImportThis imports DME data file settings into a DME or SP2060 included in the c

Page 347 - Frame Size

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual410Program DuckerWhen the key-in signal level exceeds the threshold level, the output signal is a

Page 348 - Fill Color

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual4118Range -∞ – 10.0 s Sets the attenuation level: the attenuation level while a key-in signal is

Page 349 - [Link Component Editor]

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual412Equalizer (EQ)The equalizer boosts or cuts the levels of specified frequencies. The EQ group c

Page 350 -  Text Properties Dialog Box

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual413 EQ Graph [Bypass] ButtonA number for each frequency band is displayed on these buttons. When

Page 351 -  Box Properties Dialog Box

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual414Parametric Equalizer (PEQ)Boosts or cuts signals within specified frequencies. In both the Mon

Page 352 - Ellipse Size

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual415 Filter TypeVarious types of curves are available for changing the level. Click the [Type] bu

Page 353

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual416FaderControls the output level for each channel. Fader components are available for 1, 2, 4, 8

Page 354

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual417Feedback SuppressorThe Feedback Suppressor effectively suppresses acoustic feedback.Parameter

Page 355 - Changing the Tab Order

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual418FiltersA filter passes specific frequencies and attenuates all others. There are seven types o

Page 356

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual419High Pass Filter (HPF)The high pass filter passes frequencies in the signal that are higher th

Page 357 - •[Reset]

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual42 [Import Device Configuration] SubmenuThe device groups included in the current configur

Page 358 - Location

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual420Low Pass Filter (LPF)The low pass filter passes frequencies in the signal that are lower than

Page 359

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual421Notch Filter (Notch)The notch filter attenuates the signal within a specified frequency band,

Page 360 - 3 Click another snap button

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual422Programmable BPFThe band pass filter passes the signal from a specified frequency band, while

Page 361 - The library is recalled

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual4237LPF Frequency 20 Hz to 20 kHz Sets the LPF cutoff frequency. 8Type Thru6 dB/Oct12 dB/Oct Adju

Page 362

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual424Programmable HPFThe high pass filter passes frequencies in the signal that are higher the spec

Page 363 - 5 Click the [Save] button

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual425Programmable LPFThe low pass filter passes frequencies in the signal that are lower than the s

Page 364

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual426MeterDisplays signal levels. Meter components are available with 1, 2, 4, 8, 12, and 16 channe

Page 365 - Click the [Open] button

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual427MiscellaneousIn the Miscellaneous group, there are the Oscillator subgroup and the Wav File Pl

Page 366 - Global Link

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual428Wav File PlayerThe Wav File Player is a component for playing Wave files. Only one Wav File Pl

Page 367 - Local Link

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual429MixerThe Mixer group contains the Auto Mixer, Auto Mixer II, Delay Matrix, Matrix Mixer, and S

Page 368 - Creating Component Links

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual43DME Data ExportThis exports parameters from a DME or SP2060 included in the current confi

Page 369 - Component Groups

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual430*1 The amount of gain compensation varies according to the number of input channels with open

Page 370

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual431Auto Mixer IIThis component detects the presence of signals at the input channels, and automat

Page 371

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual432*1 The amount of gain compensation varies according to the number of channels for which input

Page 372

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual433Delay MatrixThis is a matrix mixer that allows you to set an independent delay time and level

Page 373

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual434 Matrix (Delay Meter/Output Level Meter)The upper row has delay meters, while the middle row

Page 374

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual435 Input MasterIf you click the [Input Master] button in the delay matrix component editor, it

Page 375

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual436 All Inputs to One OutputWhen you click the output channel number on the matrix, the [Delay M

Page 376 - (*) Parameter edit only

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual437Output Channel SwitchingThe [Delay Matrix - All Inputs to One Output] editor window displays t

Page 377 - Ambient Noise Compensator

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual438Input Channel SwitchingThe [Delay Matrix - One Input to All Outputs] editor window displays th

Page 378

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual439 CrosspointIf you click a level meter in the delay matrix component editor, that group's

Page 379 - Audio Detector

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual44 [Export Device Configuration] SubmenuThe DMEs or SP2060s included in the current config

Page 380 - Auto Gain Control

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual440Channel Group SwitchingThe [Delay Matrix - Crosspoint] editor window displays four channels ea

Page 381 - Crossover

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual441Double-click a component to display the component editor for it. The number of input and outpu

Page 382

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual442 Matrix (Output Level)In the matrix, you can view send levels from all output channels to out

Page 383 -  Graphic Control Points

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual443 Input MasterIf you click the [Input Master] button in the matrix mixer component editor, it

Page 384 -  LFP/HPF

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual444 All Inputs to One OutputWhen you click the output channel number on the matrix, the [Matrix

Page 385 - Crossover Processor

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual445Output Channel Switching[Matrix Mixer - All Inputs to One Output] editor window displays the o

Page 386 -  Crossover

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual446Input Channel SwitchingThe [Matrix Mixer - One Input to All Outputs] editor window displays th

Page 387

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual447 CrosspointIf you click a level meter in the matrix mixer component editor, the output crossp

Page 388

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual448Channel Group SwitchingThe [Matrix Mixer - Crosspoint] editor window displays four channels ea

Page 389 -  Parametric Equalizer

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual449Double-click the component to open the component editor. The component editor is the same for

Page 390 -  Compressor

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual45Importing DME Designer All Files1 Click [Import DME Designer All File] in the Main Panel

Page 391 - Crossover Processor II

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual450 EQ Editor WindowClick the Simple Mixer EQ Details [EQ] button to open the EQ editor window v

Page 392

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual451PanThe Pan group contains the following subgroups: LCR, LR, and Surround. Pan Nominal Positio

Page 393

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual452LRSeparates a single input into left and right outputs. Components are available with 1, 2, 4,

Page 394

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual453SurroundThere are three types of surround pan components in the Surround subgroup: 3-1, 5.1, a

Page 395

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual454DraggingYou can move the control by dragging it with the mouse. ClickIf you click within the g

Page 396

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual455 Surround 3-1Surround 3-1 has four channel surround pan, with three channels in front, and on

Page 397 - Delay Long

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual456 Surround 5.1 Surround 5.1 has surround pan with three channels in front, two in the rear, an

Page 398 - Delay Short

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual457 Surround 6.1 Surround 6.1 has surround pan with three channels in front, three in the rear,

Page 399

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual458Room CombinerThe Room Combiner component is for use in facilities where movable partitions all

Page 400 - • [KEYIN]

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual459RouterThe router assigns inputs to outputs. Each of the six router groups has a different numb

Page 401 - Compander

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual465 The “Save Project File in DME Designer All File” dialog box will appear, allowing you t

Page 402 - Compressor

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual460 Routing SettingsTo change an assignment, click at the position where the desired input and o

Page 403 - De-Esser

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual461Source SelectorThis component selects a single input source from multiple input sources.“Posit

Page 404 - De-Esser component editor

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual462Speaker ProcessorThe Speaker Processor is a crossover processor that includes APF (All Pass Fi

Page 405 - Ducking component editor

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual463Different numbers of channels are provided by each component variation.Each frequency band has

Page 406 - Expander

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual464 Graph Control PointsThe crossover level control points indicate [Output Level] and [Frequenc

Page 407 - Gate component editor

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual465 CrossoverClick the Speaker Processor [Crossover] button to open the crossover editor window.

Page 408 - Output Level (dB)

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual466 DelayClick the Speaker Processor [Delay] button to open the window. Delay can be set indepen

Page 409

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual467 Parametric EqualizerClick the Crossover Processor [PEQ] button to open the window. Parametri

Page 410 - Program Ducker

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual468 LimiterClick the Speaker Processor [Limiter] button to open the window. Limiter settings are

Page 411

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual469SPXSPX is an effect component that supports many different effect applications, such as reverb

Page 412 - Equalizer (EQ)

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual47Exporting DME Designer All Files1 Click [Export DME Designer All File] in the Main Panel

Page 413 -  EQ Graph [Bypass] Button

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual470Other effect parameters vary according to the selected effect type, as shown below. Effect Typ

Page 414 - Parametric Equalizer (PEQ)

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual471Stereo DelayTwo input, two output basic stereo delay.Delay L 0.0 to 1350.0 ms Left channel del

Page 415 - • H.SHELF (High Shelving)

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual472ChorusTwo input, two output chorus effect.Freq. 0.05 to 40.00 Hz Modulation speedAM.Depth 0 to

Page 416 -  [Fade]

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual473TremoloTwo input, two output tremolo effect.Freq. 0.05 to 40.00 Hz Modulation speedDepth 0 to

Page 417 - Feedback Suppressor

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual474Amp SimulateOne input, two output guitar amp simulator.AMP.Type STK-M1, STK-M2, THRASH, MIDBST

Page 418 - Band Pass Filter (BPF)

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual475Rev+ChorusOne input, two output reverb and chorus effects in parallel.Rev Time 0.3 to 99.0 s R

Page 419 - High Pass Filter (HPF)

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual476Rev+Sympho.One input, two output reverb and symphonic effects in parallel.Rev Time 0.3 to 99.0

Page 420 - Low Pass Filter (LPF)

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual477Delay->ER.One input, two output delay and early reflections effects in series.Delay L 0.0 t

Page 421 - Notch Filter (Notch)

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual478Dist->DelayOne input, two output distortion and delay effects in series.DST.Type DST1, DST2

Page 422 - Programmable BPF

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual479M.Band Dyna.Two input, two output 3-band dynamics processor, with individual solo and gain red

Page 423

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual48Configuration Creation ProcedureThe configuration is a design diagram that determines the

Page 424 - Programmable HPF

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual480Slot Slot InThe Slot In Component only has outputs. 4, 8, and 16 channel types are provided.E

Page 425 - Programmable LPF

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual481 Slot OutThe Slot Out component has only an input. There are three types of Slot In component

Page 426 - Name Function

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual482Cascade (DME64N only)Up to eight DME64N units can be cascade connected to provide bus sharing

Page 427 - Miscellaneous

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual483 Cascade OutPorts output to the CASCADE bus are assigned to the Cascade Out component. Make c

Page 428 - Wav File Player

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual484The following diagram shows an example in which three DME64N units are cascaded. Signal transm

Page 429 - Auto Mixer

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual485Analog Input and OutputIn the DME24N/DME Satellite configuration window, there are [Analog Inp

Page 430

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual486 Analog OutputDouble-click [Analog Output] to display the component editor for it. The displa

Page 431 - Auto Mixer II

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual487SP2060 Input and OutputThe SP2060 configuration window includes [SP2060 Input] and [SP2060 Out

Page 432

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual488CobraNet Input and OutputThe DME8i-C/DME8o-C/DME4io-C configuration window includes [CobraNet

Page 433 - Delay Matrix

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual489“Advanced Settings” Window(*1) Fewer channels may be available, depending on the settings. Ref

Page 434

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual49OnlineYou can connect the DME or SP2060 unit to your computer and transfer configurations

Page 435 -  Output Master

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual490EtherSound Input and OutputThe DME8i-ES/DME8o-ES/DME4io-ES configuration window includes [Ethe

Page 436 -  All Inputs to One Output

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual491MY-CardThis shows the input and output for the card inserted into the DME expansion slot. The

Page 437 -  One Input to All Outputs

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual492 MY8-AE96SRight-click the block and select [Open MY-Card Editor] from the context menu to dis

Page 438 - Input Channel Switching

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual493 MY16-CRight-click the block and select [Open MY-Card Editor] from the context menu to displa

Page 439 -  Crosspoint

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual494 MY16-CIIRight-click the block and select [Open MY-Card Editor] from the context menu to disp

Page 440 - Matrix Mixer

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual495Remote Controlled Head AmpThere are AD824 and AD8HR components arranged in the zone window. 

Page 441

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual496 AD8HRControls the Yamaha A/D converter AD8HR. The AD8HR is an eight channel analog to digita

Page 442 -  Matrix (Output Level)

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual497Component GlossaryAdjustable Gc (AdjustGc)One type of filter characteristic. With this setting

Page 443 -  Output Master Window

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual498FadeSets the action of the fader when there is a large change in its position during scene rec

Page 444

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual499Linkwitz-Riley (Linkwitz)One type of filter characteristics. As second-order filters, the sum

Page 445

DME Designer Owner’s Manual5DME settings as well as Configuration and Preset Parameter settings are sent from the DME Designer application running on

Page 446

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual50See “Scene Manager” on page 81.6 Recalling Scenes.When going online, the scene will be re

Page 447

Chapter 6 Component GuideDME Designer Owner’s Manual500Release (Release Time)Sets the time period until gain returns to normal after a trigger signal

Page 448 - Simple Mixer

DME Designer Owner’s Manual501AppendixOptionsThe ICP1, CP4SW, CP1SF, and CP4SF controllers are optionally available for remote external control of the

Page 449

AppendixDME Designer Owner’s Manual5025 [F5] KeyWhen the Main display is showing this button calls the Parameter Edit display for the middle User Defi

Page 450 -  EQ Editor Window

AppendixDME Designer Owner’s Manual503Main DisplayThe Main display will appear in a few seconds after the power is turned on. The Main display shows i

Page 451 - LR (LR Nominal)

AppendixDME Designer Owner’s Manual504Parameter Edit DisplaysParameter Edit displays will appear when the [SCENE], [F6/MUTE] or other key is pressed t

Page 452 - 16 channels

AppendixDME Designer Owner’s Manual5052. Rotate the dial to edit the value as required.3. Repeat step 1 to select the next value to be edited, use the

Page 453 - Surround

AppendixDME Designer Owner’s Manual506ON/OFF ParametersParameters that are either ON or OFF are edited via this type of display (e.g., Mute Parameter

Page 454 - Speaker Button

AppendixDME Designer Owner’s Manual507Scene RecallThis procedure recalls a new scene (refer to page 504).1. Press the [SCENE] button.The Scene Recall

Page 455 -  Surround 3-1

AppendixDME Designer Owner’s Manual508Utility DisplaysMost basic ICP1 functions can be accessed via the Utility Display.Items accessible via the Utili

Page 456 -  Surround 5.1

AppendixDME Designer Owner’s Manual509Utility Display OperationThe general procedure for operating the Utility displays is outlined below.1. Press the

Page 457 -  Surround 6.1

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual519 IP Address SelectionThe DMEs and SP2060s included in the current device group are displ

Page 458 - Room Combiner

AppendixDME Designer Owner’s Manual510Display Setup (Disp) PageProvides access to a number of display parameters.1 LCD ContrastThe current LCD contras

Page 459

AppendixDME Designer Owner’s Manual5112 Panel Lock BootDetermines whether or not panel lock will be on when power to the device is turned on. This par

Page 460 -  Clearing Routing Settings

AppendixDME Designer Owner’s Manual512Initializing the ICP1Follow the steps below to initialize the internal memory.1. Turn off the power to the ICP1.

Page 461 - Source Selector

DME Designer Owner’s Manual513TroubleshootingFor the latest information about DME Designer, visit the Yamaha pro audio site at http://www.yamahaproaud

Page 462 - Speaker Processor

DME Designer Owner’s Manual514IndexAAD824 ... 228, 495AD8HR ...

Page 463

IndexDME Designer Owner’s Manual515[F2] Button (ICPI) ... 501[F3] Button (ICP1)

Page 464 -  Graph Control Points

IndexDME Designer Owner’s Manual516[Parameter Change] tab ... 125Parameter Link ...

Page 465

IndexDME Designer Owner’s Manual517drawing settings ... 280editing ...

Page 466

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Page 467

Chapter 2 DME Designer OverviewDME Designer Owner’s Manual52When going online is finished, the [Go On-line] button will be grayed out, and the Main P

Page 468 -  Limiter

DME Designer Owner’s Manual53Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowNames and Functions of the WindowsThe Main Panel window is the main window of DME Designer. T

Page 469 - SPX component editor

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual54 [Save File] ButtonSaves the project file currently being edited.  [Save] on the [File] men

Page 470

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual55Tool Button (Large) [Show/Hide Designer] ButtonDisplays or hides the Designer window. [Show

Page 471

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual56Current SceneDisplays information about the current scene. You can switch between scenes. [C

Page 472

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual57[User] (Logged On User) Currently Logged On User NameDisplays the currently logged on user n

Page 473

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual58Communication StatusDisplays the status of communication between the group master of the curr

Page 474 - 0 to 100 Delay time offset

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual59Main Panel Window Menu[File] Menu [New]Creates a new project. When a new project is created,

Page 475

DME Designer Owner’s Manual6Data Handled by a DME Audio System DME Data Structure* Some settings not included.Common Overall DataScene Link Settings

Page 476

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual60 [Open] Opens saved project files. Because the currently open project will be closed, a conf

Page 477

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual61 [Export Device Configuration]Exports parameters of a device that is arranged in a configura

Page 478

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual62[Edit] Menu [Undo]Undoes a single operation. The name of the operation that will be undone b

Page 479

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual63[View] Menu [Designer]Displays or hides the Designer window. [Event Logger]Displays the net

Page 480 -  Slot In

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual64[Tools] Menu [Scene Manager]Opens the “Scene Manager” dialog box. See “Scene Manager” on pa

Page 481 -  Slot Out

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual65 [MIDI]Opens the “MIDI” dialog box. See “MIDI” on page 121. [User Defined Button]Opens the

Page 482 - Cascade (DME64N only)

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual66[Setup] Menu [Communication Port]Opens the “Communication Port” dialog box.See “Communicat

Page 483 -  Cascade Out

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual67 [Monitor Out]Opens the “Monitor Out” dialog box. See “Monitor Out” on page 178. [Clock]Op

Page 484 - CASCADE bus

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual68[Window] MenuDisplays the open windows. Click a window name to bring that window to the front

Page 485 - Analog Input and Output

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual69DME File StorageAllows management of DME files. Project files can be managed on the DME, elim

Page 486 -  Analog Output

DME Designer Owner’s Manual7 SP2060 Data StructureCommon Overall DataScene Link Settings Settings required for linked scene operation between multipl

Page 487 - SP2060 Input and Output

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual70Replacing the DME64N/24N startup screenThe screen image appearing when the DME64N/24N starts

Page 488 - CobraNet Input and Output

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual71PreferencesWhen you click the [Preferences] command on the [File] menu in the Main Panel wind

Page 489 - “Advanced Settings” Window

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual72Auto SaveSet up the automatic file save feature.This setting has no effect when the file bein

Page 490 - EtherSound Input and Output

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual73Slider ModeSets the action that occurs when you click on the scale located under the sliders.

Page 491 - Input Format/Output Format

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual74Event LoggerClick [Event Logger] in the [View] menu to open the “Event Logger” window. This w

Page 492 -  MY8-AE96S

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual75 DME List•[Date]Displays the date the event occurred. (Example Display: 2004-08-24)•[Time]Di

Page 493 -  MY16-C

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual76“Log Setup” dialog box Click the [Log Setup] button in the “Event Logger” window to display t

Page 494 -  MY16-CII

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual77 [OK] ButtonApplies any setting changes and closes the window. [Cancel] ButtonCloses the wi

Page 495 - Remote Controlled Head Amp

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual78“Event Log List” Dialog BoxClick the [Log List] button in the “Log Setup” dialog box to open

Page 496 - AD8HR component editor

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual79Event Log ListThe event logs that can be retrieved from the DME unit as well as their content

Page 497 - Component Glossary

DME Designer Owner’s Manual8One DME unit/Device GroupNo.001002003004005006...ConfigurationOutput Processor for DomeOutput Processor for DomeOutput Pr

Page 498

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual80Displayed Messages Contents/CountermeasuresCommunication between DME is busy and load is appl

Page 499

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual81Scene ManagerScenesConfiguration contents can be given a name and saved as “Scenes.” Saving s

Page 500 - Threshold

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual82Names and Functions  DME Group/SP2060 SelectionSelects a DME group or SP2060. ListDisplays

Page 501 - Appendix

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual83ConfigurationDisplays the configuration name. If the scene has not been stored, a hyphen (-)

Page 502

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual84ProtectTurns the Protect function ON or OFF.When ON scene data cannot be deleted, overwritten

Page 503 - Main Display

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual85 [Clear] ButtonDeletes the contents of the scene selected on the list. The button will be gr

Page 504 - Parameter Edit Displays

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual86 [Store] ButtonStores the contents of the current configuration into the scene selected in t

Page 505 - ENTERENTER

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual87 Preset parameters ListDisplays the preset parameters for each DME unit in the scene selecte

Page 506

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual88User ControlUser ControlsYou can create an original control by arranging knobs and sliders in

Page 507

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual89 NameDisplays the names of the user controls. Clicking here will select the characters in th

Page 508 - Utility Displays

DME Designer Owner’s Manual9NOTESeparate SP2060 units normally handle scenes independently, but the Scene Link function can be set from the DME Design

Page 509 - Network Address Host Address

Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual90 [New] ButtonCreates new user controls. Clicking here displays the “New User Control” dialog

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Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual91Parameter LinkAbout Parameter LinksYou can group parameters of the same type and link them. T

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Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual92Parameter Link Group ListDisplays a hierarchical list of parameter link group and the paramet

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Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual93Synchronization (DME Designer and Unit Synchronization)The DME or SP2060 unit and DME Designe

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Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual94“Synchronization” Dialog BoxWhen you click the [Synchronization] command on the [Tools] menu,

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Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual95 [Go On-line] ButtonThis button will be grayed out when the software is online. Clicking the

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Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual96 DesignerThe Designer list displays DME or SP2060 units arranged in the currently valid devi

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Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual97Event Scheduler“Event Scheduler” Dialog BoxWhen you click [Event Scheduler] in the [Tools] me

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Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual98 [Operation] Displays the function that will be executed when the event starts.  [Date]Disp

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Chapter 3 Main Panel WindowDME Designer Owner’s Manual99 [Clock setup] ButtonOpens the “Clock” dialog box to set the DME internal clock. See “Clock

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