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Chapter 3 Main Panel Window Synchronization (DME Designer and Unit Synchronization) The DME or SP2060 unit and DME Designer are synchronized by Synchronization. The DME or SP2060 operates according to the configuration and scene information transferred during this process. This Synchronization is used when transferring the configuration in DME Designer and when controlling the DME or SP2060 unit in real time. NOTE Because Synchronization presupposes that the DME or SP2060 unit can communicate with the computer where DME Designer is installed, the necessary drivers (USB-MIDI or DME-N Network Driver) must be installed, and appropriate settings must be made for the driver and for DME Designer communication ports (page 150). For information about driver installation and settings, see "DME Setup Manual". For DME Designer communications settings, see "Online" (page 48). NOTE Because there are no scene settings when the DME unit is purchased, the configuration and scene information in DME Designer must first be transferred. NOTE When combining DME64N/24N and DME Satellite units in a device group, be sure to assign a DME Satellite unit as the device group master. Synchronization cannot be performed if a DME64N/24N is assigned as the device group master. NOTE For information about the online procedure, see "Online" (page 48). Online and Offline When a DME or SP2060 unit is connected to the computer and synchronized with DME Designer, its status is called "Online." When a DME or SP2060 unit is not physically connected to the computer or is not synchronized even when it is connected, its status is called "Offline." You can check the online/ offline status and message transmission in [Communication Status] in the Main Panel window. ■ Online Sends configurations created in DME Designer to the DME or SP2060 unit and reads data from the DME or SP2060 unit, so that the DME unit configuration is reflected in the DME Designer configuration. You can also control the DME or SP2060 in real time from DME Designer. Operations performed in the DME Designer control editor are reflected in the DME or SP2060 unit, and operations on the DME or SP2060 side are reflected in DME Designer. You can not perform configuration editing using the Designer while online. ■ Offline The communication status becomes offline when editing configurations. ■ Switching Between Online and Offline You can switch between online and offline in the "Synchronization" dialog box. NOTE For information about the online procedure, see "Online" (page 48). 92 DME Designer Owner's Manual

Section	Page
The DME Audio System Network	3
The DME Designer Software Application	4
Data Handled by a DME Audio System	6
Changes from V3.0 to V3.5	18
Contents	19
Chapter 1 Before Using	21
Installing DME Designer	21
Starting DME Designer	21
Closing DME Designer	23
Chapter 2 DME Designer Overview	24
Names and Functions of the Windows	24
Users and Security	29
Files Used by the DME DESIGNER	32
Configuration Creation Procedure	47
Online	48
Chapter 3 Main Panel Window	52
Names and Functions of the Windows	52
Main Panel Window Menu	58
DME File Storage	68
Preferences	70
Event Logger	73
Scene Manager	80
User Control	87
Parameter Link	90
Synchronization (DME Designer and Unit Synchronization)	92
Event Scheduler	96
Wav File Manager	103
GPI	107
MIDI	120
User Defined Button (User Defined Parameters)	127
DAW Control	131
Remote Control Setup List	134
Internal HA Control	136
Parameter List	142
Component Lock	145
Scene Link Manager	146
SP2060 Library Manager	148
Communication Port Setup	150
Shortcut Keys	151
Security (Creating Users and Making User Settings)	152
Network Setup	160
Utility	162
Word Clock	169
Monitor Out	171
Clock	172
Language Settings	174
Backup	175
SP2060 Backup	176
DME Firmware Update	178
Device Information	181
Chapter 4 Designer	183
Editing Configurations	183
Designer Window	184
Toolkit Window	189
Designer Window Menu	194
Objects	201
Design Window Shared Settings and Operations	259
Drawing and Editing Wires	270
Adding, Deleting, and Renaming a Zone	281
Changing Device Groups	283
Adding, Deleting, and Renaming a Configuration	285
Area Window	287
Zone Window	288
Configuration Window	291
User Module	299
Chapter 5 Editor Window	309
Component Editor Window	309
User Control Editor/User Module Editor	315
Operation Mode and Design Mode	348
Context Menu	349
Snap	352
Library	354
Creating Parameter Links	358
Creating Component Links	360
Chapter 6 Component Guide	361
Types of Components	361
Ambient Noise Compensator	369
Audio Detector	371
Auto Gain Control	372
Crossover	373
Crossover Processor	377
Delay	389
Dynamics	392
Equalizer (EQ)	404
Fader	408
Feedback Suppressor	409
Filters	410
Meter	418
Miscellaneous	419
Mixer	421
Pan	443
Room Combiner	450
Router	451
Source Selector	453
Speaker Processor	454
SPX	461
Slot	472
Cascade (DME64N only)	474
Analog Input and Output	477
SP2060 Input and Output	479
CobraNet Input and Output	480
EtherSound Input and Output	482
MY-Card	483
Remote Controlled Head Amp	487
Component Glossary	489
Appendix	493
Options	493
Main Display	495
Parameter Edit Displays	496
Utility Displays	500
Troubleshooting	505

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Chapter 3

Main Panel Window

DME Designer Owner’s Manual

Synchronization

(DME Designer and Unit Synchronization)

The DME or SP2060 unit and DME Designer are synchronized by Synchronization. The DME or

SP2060 operates according to the conﬁguration and scene information transferred during this

process.

This Synchronization is used when transferring the conﬁguration in DME Designer and when

controlling the DME or SP2060 unit in real time.

Online and Ofﬂine

When a DME or SP2060 unit is connected to the computer and synchronized with DME Designer, its

status is called “

Online

.” When a DME or SP2060 unit is not physically connected to the computer or

is not synchronized even when it is connected, its status is called “

Ofﬂine

.” You can check the online/

ofﬂine status and message transmission in [Communication Status] in the Main Panel window.

■

Online

Sends conﬁgurations created in DME Designer to the DME or SP2060 unit and reads data from the

DME or SP2060 unit, so that the DME unit conﬁguration is reﬂected in the DME Designer

conﬁguration. You can also control the DME or SP2060 in real time from DME Designer. Operations

performed in the DME Designer control editor are reﬂected in the DME or SP2060 unit, and

operations on the DME or SP2060 side are reﬂected in DME Designer.

You can not perform conﬁguration editing using the Designer while online.

■

Ofﬂine

The communication status becomes ofﬂine when editing conﬁgurations.

■

Switching Between Online and Ofﬂine

You can switch between online and ofﬂine in the “Synchronization” dialog box.

NOTE

Because Synchronization presupposes that the DME or SP2060 unit can communicate with the computer where DME

Designer is installed, the necessary drivers (USB-MIDI or DME-N Network Driver) must be installed, and appropriate settings

must be made for the driver and for DME Designer communication ports (

page 150

For information about driver installation and settings, see “DME Setup Manual”. For DME Designer communications settings,

see “Online” (

page 48

NOTE

Because there are no scene settings when the DME unit is purchased, the conﬁguration and scene information in DME

Designer must ﬁrst be transferred.

NOTE

When combining DME64N/24N and DME Satellite units in a device group, be sure to assign a DME Satellite unit as the

device group master. Synchronization cannot be performed if a DME64N/24N is assigned as the device group master.

NOTE

For information about the online procedure, see “Online” (

page 48

NOTE

For information about the online procedure, see “Online” (

page 48