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“DANTE” screen Chapter 4. System screen
MTX-MRX Editor User Guide
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❑ “DANTE” screen
1 [EDIT] button
Turn this on to enable editing.
2 [Use the settings of Dante Controller] check box
Select this check box if you’re using Audinate Corporation’s Dante Controller to set up
the Dante network. The settings of Dante Controller will take priority over the settings
made in MTX-MRX Editor. If this check box is cleared, you’ll be able to use MTX-MRX
Editor to make Dante network settings within the project.
3 [Transmitters]
This shows the transmitting devices and channels. You can click in the device name
column to expand or hide the view. In the case of the MRX, after expanding the view,
you can click a range of channels to expand or hide the channel view in 16-channel units.
You can drag and drop the device name to change its order.
Move the cursor to a device to view its associations.
4 [Receivers]
This shows the receiving devices and channels. You can click in the device name
column to expand or shrink the display. In the case of the MRX, after expanding the
view, you can click a range of channels to expand or hide the channel view.
The edge color for XMV channels changes to match what is specified for INPUT
SOURCE in the [Device] tab of the “Project” screen. For details on the colors, refer to
the preceding page.
You can drag and drop the device name to change its order.
Move the cursor to a device to view its associations.
Use Dante Controller to make settings for how the R series (AD/DA) or Tio1608-D
receive signals.
Receiving devices can receive signals from up to 24 units.
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