Yamaha V4.0 DME Designer V4.0 Owners Manual - Page 114

Chapter 3 Main Panel Window  [DME] From the list, select the DME where you will be making settings.  Configuration The current configuration name will be displayed.  GPI IN The DME64N has 16 GPI IN channels, and the DME24N/DME Satellite has 8 GPI IN ports. These settings determine which DME parameters will be controlled by input received at each individual GPI IN port. The port numbers are shown in the leftmost column. [Function] Specifies the function to be controlled by GPI input. Click to see a list from which you can choose the function to be assigned to the corresponding GPI IN port. The ten available functions are: [No Assign], [Parameter Value Edit], [Direct Parameter Value], [Scene Change], [Scene Increment], [Scene Decrement], [Mute], [GPI Lock], [Time Adjustment], [Play Wav File]. The [Parameter], [Min], [Max], and [Terminal] items will change according to the selected function. • [No Assign] No function assigned. This is the default setting. Select [No Assign] to clear an assigned function. The [Parameter], [Min], [Max], and [Terminal] items are not available. • [Parameter Value Edit] Allows component parameters to be changed via GPI input. In this case [Parameter] is used to select the parameter to be controlled. [Min] and [Max] specify the range over which the parameter can be changed. [Terminal] determines how the GPI input voltage will affect the specified parameter. NOTE Components for user modules are also listed in a hierarchal display, but if user module security is enabled, the components are not displayed. However, parameters displayed in the user module editor are displayed here. and specify continuous control of continuously-variable parameters from an external fader, knob, or similar device. and specify on/off control of 2-state parameters via an external switching device. 114 DME Designer Owner's Manual