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Chapter 6 Component Guide
DME Designer Owner’s Manual
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■ Crosspoint
If you click a level meter in the matrix mixer component editor, the output crosspoint window for the
group will be displayed. Turns the input channels ON and OFF and sets their levels. Just like the
matrix mixture component editor, the input channels are arranged vertically while the output
channels are arranged horizontally.
Section Parameter Setting Range Function
1 Input Channel -- Switches to another channel group.
2 Output Channel -- Switches to another channel group.
3 Bus Send Level Level -∞ to +10 dB Sets the output signal level for each crosspoint.
4 On ON/OFF Turns ON output for each crosspoint.
5 Block On -- Turns ON output for all channels in the Crosspoint
window. When turned ON, the [On] button lights up.
6 Off -- Turns OFF output for all channels in the Crosspoint
window.
7 Nominal -- Resets all output signal levels in the Crosspoint
window, making them 0 dB.
8 Minimum -- Resets all output signal levels in the Crosspoint
window, making them -∞ dB.
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[Matrix Mixer - Crosspoint] editor window
- OWNER’S MANUAL 1
- Version 2.0 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
- Getting Started 8
- 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
- Changes from V1.2 to V2.0 14
- ■ V2.0 Precautions 15
- Contents 16
- Chapter 1 Before Using 17
- Designer] 17
- Closing DME Designer 19
- Main Panel Window 20
- Designer Window 21
- ■ Zone Window 22
- ■ Configuration Window 22
- ■ User Module Window 22
- ■ Toolkit Window 22
- Component Editor 23
- Window Operations 24
- About Users 24
- 4 Click the [OK] button 25
- Logging Off 26
- Automatic Logging On 26
- Project Files 27
- Creating New Project Files 27
- Saving Project Files 28
- Click the [Save] button 30
- Opening Project Files 32
- Selects the file to be opened 32
- Click the [Open] button 32
- Recently Used Files 33
- Closing Project Files 34
- DME Data File 34
- DME Data Import 35
- 4 Enter the filename 37
- Library Files 38
- Storing Scenes 40
- MIDI Driver Installation 40
- MIDI Driver Setup 40
- MIDI Driver Port Setup 40
- Storing and Checking Scenes 41
- Recalling Scenes 41
- IP Address Selection 42
- Going Online 43
- Tool Buttons (Small) 45
- Tool Button (Large) 47
- Current Zone 48
- Current Scene 48
- [User] (Logged On User) 49
- Current Device Group 49
- Communication Status 50
- • [On-line] Button 50
- [File] Menu 51
- [Yes] Button 51
- [No] Button 51
- 2 [OK] Button 54
- 3 [Close] Button 54
- 4 [Delete All] Button 54
- [Setup] Menu 58
- [Hardware] Menu 58
- [About] Menu 60
- [Send] Button 61
- [Receive] Button 61
- ■ [Component Editor] Tab 63
- ■ DME List 66
- “Log Setup” dialog box 67
- Record __ days per log file 67
- Log file folder 67
- “Get Log” dialog box 68
- “Event Log List” Dialog Box 69
- Scene Manager 70
- Configuration 72
- Edit Security 72
- Recall Security 72
- Fade Mode 72
- Fade Time 73
- ■ [Recall Safe] Button 74
- ■ [Store] Button 75
- ■ [Recall] Button 75
- ■ [Scene Link] Button 75
- ■ [Detail] Button 76
- Preset parameters 77
- User Controls 78
- ■ User Control 79
- [User Level] 80
- [User Name] 80
- Parameter Link 81
- 2 Parameter Link Group List 82
- Online and Offline 83
- “Synchronization” Dialog Box 84
- [Designer→DME] button 85
- [Designer←DME] button 85
- DME Name 86
- IP Address Select Box 86
- IP Address 86
- •Device Icon 86
- • IP Address 86
- “Event Scheduler” Dialog Box 87
- ■ [Apply] Button 89
- ■ [Event Name] Box 89
- ■ [Event Operation] 90
- • When [GPI Out] is selected: 91
- ■ [Event Schedule] 92
- ■ [Event Exceptions] 93
- [List Name] 94
- [Open File Dialog] 96
- [Wave File] 96
- [External Input] 96
- About GPI 97
- “GPI” Dialog Box 98
- • [No Assign] 99
- •[Parameter Value Edit] 100
- • [Scene Change] 101
- • [Scene Increment] 102
- • [Scene Decrement] 103
- • [Mute] 104
- • [GPI Lock] 105
- • [Time Adjustment] 106
- • [Play Wav File] 107
- ■ GPI OUT 108
- Names and Functions 110
- [OK] Button 110
- [Cancel] Button 110
- [Control Change] Tab 110
- Component 111
- Parameter 112
- ■ [Clear] Button 113
- ■ [All Clear] Button 113
- [Program Change] Tab 114
- [Parameter Change] Tab 115
- User Defined Parameters 118
- Function Keys 118
- Function 119
- LCD Display 120
- Min, Max 120
- Chapter 3 Main Panel Window 121
- DME Designer Owner’s Manual 121
- [Function] 123
- [Controller] 124
- [Label] 124
- [Parameter] 124
- Remote Control Setup List 125
- [Clear] Button 126
- Component List 126
- [Min]/[Max] 127
- Printing a List of Parameters 127
- ■ [Print] Button 128
- ■ [Setup] Button 128
- [Prev] Button/[Next] Button 129
- “Scene Link Manager” Window 130
- SP2060 Library Manager 133
- “Port” Dialog Box 135
- ■ User Setting Restrictions 137
- ■ [Administrator] User 137
- ■ Security Level 137
- [Enable Auto-Log On] 139
- User List 140
- 2 Startup User Control 140
- 3 [Add User] Button 140
- 4 [Remove User] Button 141
- 5 [Change] Button 141
- 6 Operation Security 141
- 7 [OK] Button 141
- 8 [Cancel] Button 141
- Creating Users 143
- Click the [OK] button 144
- “Utility” Window 146
- Device Select Field 146
- ■ Info Tab 147
- ■ Network Tab 147
- ■ Display Tab 148
- Panel Lock Boot 149
- Panel Lock Target 149
- User Defined Page Lock 149
- User Lock 150
- Scene Store 150
- Last Mem. Resume 150
- Event Scheduler 150
- Remote Control 151
- DAW Type 151
- [ALL] Checkbox 152
- ■ Common to All Tabs 153
- Status Meaning 155
- Monitor Out 156
- ■ [OK] Button 157
- ■ [Cancel] Button 157
- ■ [Target DME] 159
- ■ [Folder] Box 159
- ■ [Load] Button 159
- ■ [Save] Button 159
- ■ [Close] Button 159
- DME Firmware Update 160
- [Update] button 161
- Chapter 4 Designer 163
- Configurations 163
- New Configurations 163
- Security 163
- Edit Mode 163
- Edit Mode=ON 164
- Title Bar 164
- Menu Bar 165
- Status Bar 166
- Resource Meter Window 167
- Navigator Window 168
- Toolkit Window 170
- Displaying the Toolkit Window 171
- Moving the Toolkit Window 171
- Toolkit Window Types 172
- [Area Parts List] 172
- [Device List] 173
- Four Design Windows 175
- [Print] Menu 176
- [“Print” dialog box] 176
- [Edit] Menu 177
- [View] Menu 178
- Long name 179
- Short name 179
- [Tools] Menu 180
- [Window] Menu 182
- Object Types 183
- Window Where It can be 183
- Placed/Displayed 183
- Explanation 183
- ■ Zone Context Menu 184
- ■ Zone Object Properties 185
- Background Image 186
- DME4io-C 188
- CobraNet Card 190
- ■ DME Object Context Menu 191
- [Output Level] 192
- [Properties] 192
- [Label Color] Button 194
- [Port Label Color] Button 194
- [Color] Button 194
- I/O Card 194
- Port Style On Zone Window 194
- Compile Priority 195
- ■ ICP Object Context Menu 198
- ■ ICP Properties 199
- [Open Configuration Window] 200
- [Configuration Manager] 200
- [Device Group Manager] 200
- ■ SP2060 Properties 202
- • [Left] 203
- • [Right] 203
- • [Edit Port Label and Type] 203
- External Device 204
- ■ External Device Properties 205
- • [Application] Box 206
- • [File] Box 206
- • [Edit Port Label] Button 206
- • [DME Unit] 207
- ■ Component Properties 209
- SPX Component 210
- ■ SPX Component Properties 211
- [Label Font] button 212
- Slot Component 213
- ■ Slot Component Properties 214
- User Module 216
- • [Open File Dialog] 217
- [Store Component Library] 217
- [Save User Module] 217
- • [Open User Module Editor] 218
- Security Settings 219
- • [Enable Security] 219
- • [Set Password] Button 219
- ■ Placing Pictures 220
- ■ Picture Object 221
- ■ Picture Object Properties 222
- Text Box 223
- ■ Text Object Properties 224
- Box (Rectangle) 225
- ■ Box Object Properties 226
- ■ Ellipse Object Context Menu 227
- ■ Ellipse Object Properties 228
- Line SegmentNode 229
- Ter mination 229
- Line Segment Context Menu 229
- Node Context Menu 230
- Ter mination Context Menu 230
- ■ Wire Object Properties 231
- Legend (Descriptive Fields) 232
- ■ “Edit Legend” Dialog Box 233
- ■ “Sheet” Dialog Box 234
- Background Effect 235
- “Select Font” Dialog Box 236
- “Select Color” Dialog Box 237
- “Select Image” Dialog Box 239
- [Browse] Button 240
- Preferences 241
- Ports & Wires 241
- • [Color] 241
- • [Width] 241
- Crosshairs 242
- Auto Suffix Number 242
- • [X:] Box 243
- •[Y:] Box 243
- • [Line] 243
- Exporting Each Design Window 244
- “Export DXF” dialog box 245
- ■ [Paper Size] 246
- Printing Each Design Window 247
- Arranging Objects 248
- Device Group Selection 249
- Select Group 249
- • Existent Group 249
- •New Group 249
- Select Sampling Frequency 249
- Selecting Objects 250
- Editing Objects 251
- Changing the Order 252
- [Bottom] 252
- Drawing and Editing Wires 253
- Line Segment Selection 254
- Node Selection 255
- Canceling Node Selection 255
- ■ Selecting Hotspots 256
- Drawing Settings 257
- Wire Drawing 258
- Method 1 Clicking 258
- Method 2 Dragging 258
- ■ Connect with Bent Line 259
- Method 3 Using Shortcuts 260
- Wire Editing 264
- Deleting an Entire Wire 264
- Deleting Nodes 264
- Moving Nodes 265
- Moving Line Segments 265
- Logical connection 266
- Window Wire 266
- “Zone Manager” dialog box 267
- Zone List 267
- [Add] Button 267
- [Delete] Button 267
- Changing Device Groups 268
- • [Delete] Button 269
- [Rename] Button 269
- Device Group 270
- [Close] Button 271
- Area Window 272
- Ellipse (Circle) 274
- (Text Object) 274
- Placing DME or SP2060 276
- Configuration Window 277
- Placing Components 278
- [Input A/B Link] Button 279
- Probe Monitor 279
- Turn the probe monitor ON 279
- ■ L/R Selection 280
- ■ Exiting the Probe Monitor 280
- Monitoring Point List 282
- ■ Monitoring Point List 283
- ■ Message Box 284
- User Modules 285
- Creating User Modules 286
- Saving User Modules 287
- [Open User Module Editor] 287
- [Enable Security] 288
- [Set Password] Button 288
- Editing User Modules 289
- User Module Manager 290
- ■ [Rename] Button 292
- ■ [Delete] Button 292
- ■ [Import] Button 292
- ■ [Export] Button 292
- ■ [Import Library] Button 292
- ■ [Export Library] Button 293
- Chapter 5 Editor Window 294
- Component Name 295
- Component ID 295
- Parameter ID 295
- Drag to adjust the parameter 296
- “Preferences” dialog box 296
- ■ Buttons 297
- Mouse-over 298
- Double-click 299
- User Control Editor 301
- User Control Name 302
- New User Control 302
- 2 Click the [New] button 303
- 5 Click the [OK] button 304
- •To Change the Security level 305
- User Module Editor 307
- ■ Edit Palette 309
- ■ [Design Mode Off] Button 309
- ■ [Undo] Button/[Redo] Button 309
- ■ [Cut] Button/[Copy] Button 309
- ■ [Paste] Button 309
- ■ Alignment of Controls 310
- Changing the Window Size 312
- [Select Color] Button 313
- ■ [Image] 314
- Placing Controls 315
- Chapter 5 Components 317
- ■ When You Cannot Copy 319
- ■ Order of Controls 319
- Moving and Aligning Controls 320
- Dragging 320
- Arrow Keys 320
- Cut/Copy/Paste Controls 321
- Control Properties 321
- [Text] box 322
- [Segment] 324
- Frame Size 324
- • [Height] 326
- • [Reset] Button 326
- ■ Text Properties Dialog Box 327
- ■ Box Properties Dialog Box 328
- Ellipse Size 329
- Fill Color 329
- Changing the Tab Order 330
- [Design Mode] 332
- [Peak Hold] 332
- • [Reset] 332
- [Level Meter Enable] 333
- [Close All Editor Windows] 333
- [Open Parameter Link] 333
- [Display Order] 334
- Snap Buttons 335
- 3 Click another snap button 336
- 2 The library is recalled 336
- 3 Enter the filename 338
- 5 Click the [Save] button 338
- Recalling a Library 339
- Global Link 341
- Local Link 342
- ■ Add Components to a Group 343
- Chapter 6 Component Guide 344
- Component Groups 344
- (*) Parameter edit only 350
- Crossover 351
- Name Function 352
- ■ Graphic Control Points 353
- • AdjustGc (Adjustable Gc) 354
- • Butrwrth (Butterworth) 354
- • Bessel 355
- • Linkwitz (Linkwitz-Riley) 355
- Crossover Processor 356
- ■ Crossover 357
- Crossover Processor II 362
- ■ Compressor 367
- Delay Long 368
- Delay Short 369
- • [SELF] 370
- • [L]/[R] 370
- • [LR BOTH] 370
- • [KEYIN] 370
- Compander 371
- Compressor 373
- De-Esser 375
- Ratio=2:1 376
- Knee=Hard 376
- Threshold=–20dB 376
- Expander 378
- Threshold=–10dB 379
- Equalizer (EQ) 382
- Parametric Equalizer (PEQ) 384
- ■ Filter Type 385
- ■ [Fade] 386
- Band Pass Filter (BPF) 388
- High Pass Filter (HPF) 389
- Low Pass Filter (LPF) 390
- Notch Filter (Notch) 391
- Programmable BPF 392
- Programmable HPF 394
- Programmable LPF 395
- Oscillator 397
- Pink Noise 397
- Wav File Player 398
- Auto Mixer 399
- Delay Matrix 401
- Section Name Function 402
- ■ Input Master 403
- ■ Output Master 404
- Output Channel Switching 405
- Input Channel Switching 406
- ■ Crosspoint 407
- Channel Group Switching 408
- Matrix Mixer 408
- ■ Matrix (Output Level) 410
- ■ Output Master Window 412
- Center (Center Nominal) 417
- LR (LR Nominal) 417
- 16 channels 418
- Surround 419
- Location 419
- Setting Range 419
- Speaker Button 420
- ■ Surround 3-1 421
- ■ Surround 5.1 422
- ■ Surround 6.1 423
- ■ Routing Settings 425
- ■ Clearing Routing Settings 425
- Source Selector 426
- Speaker Processor 427
- ■ Graph Control Points 429
- Parameter Range Function 431
- ■ Parametric Equalizer 432
- Name/Parameter Function 435
- 0 to 100 Delay time offset 440
- ■ Slot Out 447
- Analog Input and Output 450
- Name/Parameter Range Function 451
- CobraNet Input and Output 452
- “Advanced Settings” Window 453
- Input Format/Output Format 454
- ■ MY-Others 455
- ■ MY8-AE96S 455
- ■ MY16-C 457
- MY16-CII 458
- Remote Controlled Head Amp 459
- Component Glossary 461
- Appendix 465
- Main Display 467
- Parameter Edit Displays 468
- ENTERENTER 469
- Utility Displays 472
- Network Address 473
- Host Address 473
- Display Setup (Disp) Page 474
- 1 LCD Contrast 474
- 2 LCD Backlight 474
- Security Setup (Lock) Page 474
- 1 Utility 474
- Miscellaneous Setup (Misc) 475
- Initializing the ICP1 476
- 4. Press the [ENTER] key 476
- Troubleshooting 477
- © 2004 Yamaha Corporation 482
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