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Chapter 4 Designer
Editing Configurations
Configurations
Information about inputs/outputs, along with the arrangement of components and how they are
connected, is called a “configuration.” Configurations are created in the Designer window and sent
to the DME unit.
In the Designer window, configurations are designed using various design windows, such as the Area,
Zone, Configuration, and User Module windows. In each window a sheet is displayed, on which
objects can be arranged.
New Configurations
Multiple zones can be created for an area, multiple device groups can be created for a zone, and
multiple configurations can be created for a device group.
Zones can be added via the “Zone Manager” window, device groups can be added via the “Device
Group and Sampling Frequency Settings” window, and configurations can be added via the
“Configuration manager” window. Information about the “Zone Manager” window can be found in the
“Adding, Deleting, and Renaming a Zone” section on page 281, information on the “Device Group and
Sampling Frequency Settings” window can be found in the “Device Group Selection” section on
page 267, and information on the “Configuration Manager” window can be found in the “Adding,
Deleting, and Renaming a Configuration” section on page 285.
Security
Editing in the Designer window can be restricted based on the user security settings. Only users for
whom the [Operation Security] → [Edit] checkbox in the “Security” dialog box has been checked can
display the Designer window and edit configurations.
For information about the “Security” dialog box, see “Security (Creating Users and Making User
Settings)” on page 80.
Edit Mode
There is an “Edit Mode” in the Designer window when offline status. When the Edit Mode is ON,
configurations can be edited. When it is turned OFF, configurations cannot be edited. When online, the
Edit Mode is OFF.
NOTE
SP2060 configurations cannot be edited.
- OWNER’S MANUAL 1
- Ve r sion 3.5 1
- SPECIAL NOTICES 2
- The DME Audio System Network 3
- ■ Components 4
- ■ Configurations 4
- ■ Preset Parameters 5
- ■ Scenes 5
- ■ DME Data Structure 6
- ■ SP2060 Data Structure 7
- System Requirement 9
- ■ Main Panel Window 10
- ■ Designer Window 10
- ■ Component Editor/Component 10
- Changes from V1.1 to V1.2 11
- ■ Component Editor Window 13
- ■ MIDI Setup 13
- ■ V1.2 Precautions 13
- Changes from V1.2 to V2.0 14
- ■ V2.0 Precautions 15
- Changes from V2.0 to V3.0 16
- ■ V3.0 Precautions 17
- Changes from V3.0 to V3.5 18
- Contents 19
- Appendix 493 20
- Troubleshooting 505 20
- Index 506 20
- Chapter 1 Before Using 21
- Designer] 21
- Closing DME Designer 23
- Main Panel Window 24
- Designer Window 25
- ■ Zone Window 26
- ■ Configuration Window 26
- ■ User Module Window 26
- ■ Toolkit Window 27
- ■ Navigator Window 27
- ■ Resource Meter Window 27
- ■ Objects and Components 27
- Component Editor 28
- Window Operations 28
- About Users 29
- Automatic Logging On 29
- 4 Click the [OK] button 30
- Logging Off 31
- Project Files 32
- Creating New Project Files 32
- Saving Project Files 33
- Click the [Save] button 35
- Opening Project Files 37
- Selects the file to be opened 37
- Recently Used Files 38
- Closing Project Files 39
- DME Data File 39
- DME Data Import 40
- 4 Enter the filename 42
- Library Files 43
- DME Designer All Files 43
- Communication Driver Setup 48
- Storing and Checking Scenes 48
- Recalling Scenes 49
- IP Address Selection 50
- Going Online 50
- Tool Buttons (Small) 52
- Tool Button (Large) 54
- Current Zone 54
- Current Scene 55
- [User] (Logged On User) 56
- Current Device Group 56
- Communication Status 57
- • [On-line] Button 57
- [File] Menu 58
- [Yes] Button 58
- [No] Button 58
- 2 [OK] Button 61
- 3 [Close] Button 61
- 4 [Delete All] Button 61
- [Setup] Menu 65
- [Hardware] Menu 65
- [About] Menu 67
- ■ Preparing the graphic data 69
- ■ Replacing the graphic data 69
- ■ [Component Editor] Tab 71
- ■ Common to All Tabs 72
- ■ DME List 74
- “Log Setup” dialog box 75
- Record _ days per log file 75
- Log file folder 75
- “Get Log” dialog box 76
- “Event Log List” Dialog Box 77
- Event Log List 78
- Scene Manager 80
- Scene No 81
- ■ [Cut] Button 83
- ■ [Copy] Button 83
- ■ [Paste] Button 83
- ■ [Insert] Button 83
- ■ [Recall Safe] Button 84
- ■ [Detail] Button 85
- Preset parameters 86
- User Controls 87
- [User Level]/[User Name] 89
- • [User Level] 89
- • [User Name] 89
- Parameter Link 90
- Parameter Link Group List 91
- Online and Offline 92
- “Synchronization” Dialog Box 93
- ■ [Go On-line] Button 94
- ■ [Go Off-line] Button 94
- DME Name 95
- IP Address Select Box 95
- IP Address 95
- •Device Icon 95
- • IP Address 95
- “Event Scheduler” Dialog Box 96
- → See “Clock” on page 172 98
- ■ [Event Operation] 99
- • When [GPI Out] is selected: 100
- ■ [Event Schedule] 101
- ■ [Event Exceptions] 102
- [List Name] 103
- Names and Functions 103
- ■ [Store] Button 104
- ■ [Recall] Button 104
- [Wave File] 105
- [External Input] 105
- ■ [OK] Button 106
- ■ [Cancel] Button 106
- About GPI 107
- “GPI” Dialog Box 108
- [Function] 109
- • [No Assign] 109
- •[Parameter Value Edit] 109
- • [Direct Parameter Value] 110
- • [Scene Change] 111
- • [Scene Increment] 111
- • [Scene Decrement] 112
- • [Mute] 113
- • [GPI Lock] 114
- • [Time Adjustment] 115
- • [Play Wav File] 116
- ■ GPI OUT 117
- •[Audio Detector] 118
- Chapter 3 Main Panel Window 119
- DME Designer Owner’s Manual 119
- *1 Pulse waveform 1 119
- *2 Pulse waveform 2 119
- [OK] Button 120
- [Cancel] Button 120
- [Control Change] Tab 121
- Component 121
- Parameter 122
- [Program Change] Tab 123
- [Parameter Change] Tab 124
- ■ [Clear] Button 126
- ■ [Clear All] Button 126
- User Defined Parameters 127
- Function Keys 127
- Function 128
- LCD Display 129
- Min, Max 129
- [Controller] 133
- [Label] 133
- [Parameter] 133
- Internal HA Control 136
- Remote Connection 137
- CobraNet Connection 138
- EtherSound Connection 139
- Component List 142
- [Min]/[Max] 142
- [Print] Button 143
- ■ [Setup] Button 144
- “Scene Link Manager” Window 146
- SP2060 Library Manager 148
- Communication Port Setup 150
- ■ User Setting Restrictions 152
- ■ [Administrator] User 152
- ■ Security Level 153
- [Enable Auto-Log On] 154
- User List 155
- 2 [Add User] Button 155
- 3 [Remove User] Button 155
- 4 [Change] Button 155
- 5 Operation Security 156
- ■ [Name] Box 157
- ■ [Password] Box 157
- ■ [Confirm Password] Box 157
- Creating Users 158
- Click the [OK] button 159
- “Network Setup” Window 160
- ■ IP Address 161
- ■ Master ID 161
- ■ Link Mode 161
- ■ MAC Address 161
- “Utility” Window 162
- Date/Time 163
- Daylight Saving Time 163
- [Clock setup] Button 163
- ■ Network Tab 164
- ■ Display Tab 164
- Panel Lock Boot 165
- Panel Lock Target 165
- User Defined Page Lock 165
- User Lock 165
- Scene Store 166
- Last Mem. Resume 166
- Event Scheduler 166
- Remote Control via Ethernet 167
- DAW Type 167
- ■ GPI Tab 168
- Status Meaning 170
- Monitor Out 171
- [Offset] 172
- [Start Time] 172
- [End Time] 172
- [Day of the Week] 173
- ■ [Target DME] 175
- ■ [Folder] Box 175
- ■ [Load] Button 175
- ■ [Save] Button 175
- ■ [Close] Button 175
- SP2060 Backup 176
- ■ [Restore] Tab 177
- DME Firmware Update 178
- [Update] button 179
- Device Information 181
- Chapter 4 Designer 183
- Configurations 183
- New Configurations 183
- Security 183
- Edit Mode 183
- Edit Mode=ON 184
- Title Bar 184
- Menu Bar 184
- Status Bar 186
- Resource Meter Window 187
- Navigator Window 188
- Toolkit Window 189
- Displaying the Toolkit Window 190
- Moving the Toolkit Window 190
- Toolkit Window Types 191
- [Area Parts List] 191
- [Device List] 192
- Four Design Windows 193
- [Print] Menu 194
- [“Print” dialog box] 194
- [Edit] Menu 195
- [View] Menu 196
- Long name 197
- Short name 197
- [Tools] Menu 198
- [Window] Menu 200
- Object Types 201
- Window Where It can be 201
- Placed/Displayed 201
- Explanation 201
- [Display Order] 202
- [Properties] 202
- ■ Zone Object Properties 203
- Background Image 204
- DME8i-C/DME8o-C/DME4io-C 205
- DME8i-ES/DME8o-ES/DME4io-ES 205
- CobraNet Card/EtherSound Card 207
- ■ DME Object Context Menu 208
- [Output Level] 209
- I/O Card 211
- Port Style On Zone Window 211
- Compile Priority 211
- Head Margin 213
- Mixer I/O Channel 213
- [Check All] Button 213
- [Clear All] Button 213
- ■ ICP Object Context Menu 215
- ■ ICP Properties 216
- [Open Configuration Window] 217
- [Device Group Manager] 217
- [Configuration Manager] 217
- [Synchronization] 217
- ■ SP2060 Properties 219
- • [Left] 220
- • [Right] 220
- • [Edit Port Label and Type] 220
- External Device 221
- ■ External Device Properties 223
- Launch Application 224
- • [DME Unit] 225
- [Recall Component Library] 227
- • [Open File Dialog] 227
- [Store Component Library] 227
- SPX Component 229
- ■ SPX Component Properties 230
- Slot Component 231
- ■ Slot Component Properties 232
- • [Application] Box 233
- • [File] 233
- User Module 234
- [Save User Module] 235
- ■ User Module Properties 236
- • [Open User Module Editor] 237
- • [Enable Security] 237
- • [Set Password] Button 237
- ■ Placing Pictures 238
- ■ Picture Object 239
- ■ Picture Object Properties 240
- Text Box 242
- ■ Text Object Properties 243
- Box (Rectangle) 244
- ■ Box Object Properties 245
- ■ Ellipse Object Context Menu 246
- ■ Ellipse Object Properties 247
- Line SegmentNode 248
- Ter mination 248
- Line Segment Context Menu 248
- Node Context Menu 249
- Ter mination Context Menu 249
- ■ Wire Object Properties 250
- Legend (Descriptive Fields) 251
- [Address2] Box 251
- ■ “Sheet Settings” Dialog Box 253
- Background Effect 254
- [Save As Default Sheet Size] 254
- “Select Font” Dialog Box 255
- “Select Color” Dialog Box 256
- “Select Image” Dialog Box 258
- Preferences 259
- Ports & Wires 259
- • [Color] 259
- • [Width] 259
- Crosshairs 260
- Auto Suffix Number 260
- • [X:] Box 261
- •[Y:] Box 261
- • [Line] 261
- Exporting Each Design Window 262
- “Export DXF” dialog box 263
- ■ [Paper Size] 264
- Printing Each Design Window 265
- Arranging Objects 266
- Device Group Selection 267
- Group Assignment 267
- • Existent Group 267
- •New Group 267
- Sampling Frequency 267
- Selecting Objects 268
- Editing Objects 268
- Changing the Order 269
- [Bottom] 269
- Line Segment Selection 270
- Node Selection 271
- Canceling Node Selection 271
- ■ Selecting Hotspots 272
- Drawing Settings 273
- Wire Drawing 273
- Method 1 Clicking 274
- Method 2 Dragging 274
- Method 3 Using Shortcuts 275
- Wire Editing 279
- Deleting an Entire Wire 279
- Deleting Nodes 279
- Moving Nodes 279
- Moving Line Segments 280
- Logical connection 280
- Window Wire 280
- “Zone Manager” dialog box 281
- Zone List 281
- [Add] Button 281
- [Delete] Button 281
- [Rename] Button 282
- [Close] Button 282
- Changing Device Groups 283
- [Color] Button 284
- Device Group 285
- Area Window 287
- Ellipse (Circle) 288
- (Text Object) 288
- ■ Placing DME or SP2060 290
- ■ ICP Placement 290
- Configuration Window 291
- Placing Components 292
- [Input A/B Link] Button 293
- Probe Monitor 293
- Turn the probe monitor ON 293
- ■ L/R Selection 294
- ■ Exiting the Probe Monitor 294
- Monitoring Point List 296
- ■ Monitoring Point List 297
- ■ Message Box 298
- ■ Progress Bar 298
- User Modules 299
- Creating User Modules 299
- Saving User Modules 300
- [Open User Module Editor] 301
- [Enable Security] 301
- [Set Password] Button 302
- Editing User Modules 303
- User Module Manager 304
- Double Click Action 305
- Security Settings 305
- Default Library 305
- ■ [Export] Button 306
- ■ Default Library 308
- ■ User Module Group 308
- Chapter 5 Editor Window 309
- Component Name 310
- Component ID 310
- Parameter ID 310
- Drag to adjust the parameter 311
- “Preferences” dialog box 311
- • Displays a menu 312
- • Displays another window 312
- Mouse-over 313
- Double-click 313
- User Control Editor 315
- User Control Name 316
- New User Control 316
- 5 Click the [OK] button 317
- ■ User Control Security 318
- ■ User Control Security Level 318
- •To Change the Security level 319
- User Module Editor 320
- [Align Left] Button 322
- [Align Right] Button 322
- [Align To Top] Button 322
- [Align To Bottom] Button 323
- [Align Horizontally] Button 323
- [Align Vertically] Button 323
- Changing the Window Size 324
- [Select Color] Button 325
- ■ [Image] 326
- Placing Controls 327
- Chapter 5 Components 329
- ■ When You Cannot Copy 331
- ■ Order of Controls 331
- Moving and Aligning Controls 332
- Dragging 332
- Arrow Keys 332
- Cut/Copy/Paste Controls 333
- Knob/Slider Conversion 333
- Control Properties 334
- [Text] box 336
- [Text Font] Button 336
- [Direction] 338
- [Threshold Logic] 338
- Frame Size 339
- Line Width 340
- Frame Color 340
- Fill Color 340
- [File Path] Box 341
- [Select File] Button 341
- [Link Component Editor] 341
- ■ Text Properties Dialog Box 342
- ■ Box Properties Dialog Box 343
- Ellipse Size 344
- Changing the Tab Order 347
- [Design Mode] 349
- [Peak Hold] 349
- • [Reset] 349
- Location 350
- 3 Click another snap button 352
- Recalling a Library 353
- The library is recalled 353
- 3 Enter the filename 355
- 5 Click the [Save] button 355
- Click the [Open] button 357
- Global Link 358
- Local Link 359
- Creating Component Links 360
- Chapter 6 Component Guide 361
- Component Groups 361
- (*) Parameter edit only 368
- Ambient Noise Compensator 369
- Audio Detector 371
- Name Function 372
- ■ Graphic Control Points 375
- • AdjustGc (Adjustable Gc) 376
- • Butrwrth (Butterworth) 376
- • Bessel 376
- • Linkwitz (Linkwitz-Riley) 376
- Crossover Processor 377
- ■ Crossover 378
- Crossover Processor II 383
- ■ Compressor 388
- Delay Long 389
- Delay Short 390
- • [SELF] 392
- • [L]/[R] 392
- • [LR BOTH] 392
- • [KEYIN] 392
- Compander 393
- Compressor 394
- De-Esser 395
- Expander 398
- Ratio=2:1 399
- Threshold=–10dB 399
- Knee=Hard 399
- Program Ducker 402
- 8 Range -∞ – 10.0 s 403
- 9 Bypass On/Off 403
- Graphic Equalizer (GEQ) 404
- ■ EQ Graph [Bypass] Button 405
- Parametric Equalizer (PEQ) 406
- ■ Filter Type 407
- ■ [Fade] 408
- Feedback Suppressor 409
- Band Pass Filter (BPF) 410
- High Pass Filter (HPF) 411
- Low Pass Filter (LPF) 412
- Notch Filter (Notch) 413
- Programmable BPF 414
- Programmable HPF 416
- Programmable LPF 417
- Oscillator 419
- Pink Noise 419
- Wav File Player 420
- Auto Mixer 421
- Auto Mixer II 423
- Delay Matrix 425
- Section Name Function 425
- ■ Input Master 427
- ■ Output Master 427
- ■ All Inputs to One Output 428
- Output Channel Switching 429
- Input Channel Switching 430
- ■ Crosspoint 431
- Channel Group Switching 432
- Matrix Mixer 432
- ■ Output Master Window 435
- Simple Mixer 440
- ■ EQ Editor Window 442
- Center (Center Nominal) 443
- LR (LR Nominal) 443
- 16 channels 444
- Surround 445
- Setting Range 445
- Speaker Button 446
- ■ Surround 3-1 447
- ■ Surround 5.1 448
- ■ Surround 6.1 449
- Room Combiner 450
- ■ Routing Settings 452
- ■ Clearing Routing Settings 452
- Source Selector 453
- ■ Graph Control Points 456
- Parameter Range Function 458
- Name/Parameter Function 461
- 0 to 100 Delay time offset 466
- ■ Slot Out 473
- DME Designer 476
- Analog Input and Output 477
- ■ Analog Output 478
- Name/Parameter Range Function 479
- CobraNet Input and Output 480
- “Advanced Settings” Window 481
- EtherSound Input and Output 482
- Input Format/Output Format 483
- ■ MY8-AE96S 484
- ■ MY16-C 485
- ■ MY16-CII 486
- Remote Controlled Head Amp 487
- Component Glossary 489
- Release (Release Time) 492
- Threshold 492
- Appendix 493
- Main Display 495
- Parameter Edit Displays 496
- ENTERENTER 497
- Utility Displays 500
- Network Address Host Address 501
- Display Setup (Disp) Page 502
- 1 LCD Contrast 502
- 2 LCD Backlight 502
- Security Setup (Lock) Page 502
- 1 Utility 502
- Miscellaneous Setup (Misc) 503
- Initializing the ICP1 504
- 4. Press the [ENTER] key 504
- Troubleshooting 505
- © 2004 Yamaha Corporation 510
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