Yamaha DME32 DME32 Owners Manual - Page 39

Component Control Windows, Cursor

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Component Control Windows 31 Compressor is added to a configuration, its title is "Compressor(2)," as shown below. A third Compressor would be "Compressor(3)," and so on. A component's appearance, size, color, title, and so on, can be customized. See "Customizing Component Properties" on page 80 for more information. Double-clicking a component opens its control window. Component Control Windows Component parameters are adjusted on control windows, which typically feature rotary controls, sliders, buttons, and pop-up menus. Control windows are opened simply by double-clicking components. A typical control window is shown below. Control windows can be closed by clicking the Close button in the upper-right corner. They can also be controlled using the commands in the control menu, which is accessed by clicking the program icon in the upper-left corner. Not all components have a control window. Output components, for instance, don't have any adjustable parameters, so they don't have control windows. Many of the interface items featured on a typical control window are the same as those found in typical Windows programs and require little explanation. The following sections explain control operation specific to DME Manager. Cursor Control window items are operated by using the mouse, and can be adjusted by dragging, as in the case of rotary controls and sliders, or by clicking, if it's a button or pop-up menu. When Cable mode is selected, the cursor changes to the cable tool, as shown below. DME32-Owner's Manual

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Component Control Windows
31
DME32
Owner
s Manual
Compressor is added to a con
guration, its title is
Compressor(2),
as shown below. A
third Compressor would be
Compressor(3),
and so on.
A component
s appearance, size, color, title, and so on, can be customized. See
Cus-
tomizing Component Properties
on page 80 for more information.
Double-clicking a component opens its control window.
Component Control Windows
Component parameters are adjusted on control windows, which typically feature
rotary controls, sliders, buttons, and pop-up menus. Control windows are opened sim-
ply by double-clicking components. A typical control window is shown below.
Control windows can be closed by clicking the Close button in the upper-right corner.
They can also be controlled using the commands in the control menu, which is accessed
by clicking the program icon in the upper-left corner.
Not all components have a control window. Output components, for instance, don
t
have any adjustable parameters, so they don
t have control windows.
Many of the interface items featured on a typical control window are the same as those
found in typical Windows programs and require little explanation. The following sec-
tions explain control operation speci
c to DME Manager.
Cursor
Control window items are operated by using the mouse, and can be adjusted by drag-
ging, as in the case of rotary controls and sliders, or by clicking, if it
s a button or pop-up
menu.
When Cable mode is selected, the cursor changes to the cable tool, as shown below.