Yamaha DME32 DME32 Owners Manual - Page 81
Recalling Configurations
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74 Chapter 6-Running the System Recalling Configurations In Run mode, configurations can be recalled from the DME32 front panel (see page 198) or from DME Manager. Either way, the recall is reflected on both the DME32 and DME Manager. This section explains how to recall DME32 configurations from DME Manager. Note: When recalling a configuration, be aware that volume levels may change abruptly as the system is reconfigured-nobody likes sudden loud noises, or worse, speaker damage. In a multiple-unit system, the selected configuration is recalled on all DME32s via the cascade connections. 1 Select Run mode. See "Selecting Run Mode" on page 66 for more information. The Run Mode Controller appears. See "Run Mode Controller" on page 67 for more information. 2 Click the Scene/Config button to select configuration control, as shown below. 3 Use the selector buttons to select a configuration memory. On the Run Mode Controller, the number of the selected configuration flashes and its title appears. Only configuration memories that contain data can be recalled. When an empty configuration memory is selected, the Recall button is unavailable. 4 To recall the selected configuration, click Recall. The selected configuration is recalled on the DME32, the last recalled scene of that configuration is recalled, and the component parameters are set accordingly. The configuration and scene titles appear on the DME32 display. On the Run Mode Controller, the number of the recalled configuration stops flashing. If open, the corresponding configuration window becomes the current window and the number and title of the recalled configuration appear the title bar. If the corresponding configuration window is not open, the message "Receive data from DME32?" appears. Click OK to receive the configuration data from the DME32. DME32-Owner's Manual