User Manual

14. Audio Processor MRX7-D
14.1. Overview
The MRX7-D is a free-configuration type processor that allows you to easily and freely design your system by
arranging the components you want.
The MRX7-D can be operated using an external controller such as the DCP or MCP1.
PGM1 can be used to build a paging system.
The MRX7-D device sheet allows you to freely place components, wire the components together, and compile.
After that, communicate with the MRX7-D main unit to set parameters using the component editor or other
software.
Parameters are stored and recalled in snapshot format.
The parameters that you want to store and recall can be grouped (parameter set), and ten parameter value
patterns can be stored as snapshots for each parameter set.
Snapshots can be registered to presets and recalled from the front panel of the main unit along with DCP and
other equipment.
Multiple snapshots can be grouped together (snapshot group) and registered in a single preset. Snapshots and
snapshot groups can be recalled from the remote controller.
Multiple parameters can be linked (parameter link groups).
They can be linked for each component (gang edit group).
Information such as the initial values of components, components, and wires between components can be
stored in the computer in the form of user styles. Remembering user styles frees you from having to change
settings each time you place a component. User styles can also be exported to other computers.
The wires between components can be converted to blocks as a User Defined Block. By combining multiple
components into a single block, you can clean up the look of the stylesheet and easily create the same
functionality for different channels by copying blocks. By setting "View Only" mode or "Protect" mode for each
block, you can protect the block when you run "Protect User Defined Block".
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