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Synchronizing the settings data between components

About the need for synchronization

Control surface

DSP engine

I/O rack

Mixing data Mixing data

HA gain

Gain compensation settings etc.

The control surface and DSP engine each maintain mixing data, and synchronize this data via the network.

This means that when connecting a network, it is necessary to specify whether synchronization is performed

on the basis of the control surface’s data or the DSP engine’s data. The I/O (CS I/O) of the I/O rack or control

surface saves parameters such as the HA gain and gain compensation, and you must likewise specify the unit

whose data will be the basis of synchronization. (Since CSD-R7 unifies the console and the DSP, the

synchronization occurs with the I/O rack and CS I/O.)

1 When you finish connecting the system, turn on the power of each device other

than the output devices (such as amps).

When the control surface detects that a new device (Control surface, DSP engine, I/O rack, CS

I/O) is connected, it determines whether data synchronization is needed; if data

synchronization is needed, the DEVICE SYNC popup window will appear.

2 When a popup window appears, specify the direction of data synchronization.

3 When you press the SYNC button to synchronize data, a confirmation screen

appears. Press the OK button to execute.

NOTE

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If there has been no change in the internal data of each component since the previous synchronization, synchronization occurs

automatically, so the “DEVICE SYNC screen”(p.241) does not appear.

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Before you synchronize, you must specify the CONSOLE MODE and CONSOLE ID.

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