ProVisionaire Design User Guide
Contents Contents 1. Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 1.1. Note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 1.2. Terms and concepts to understand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Contents 10.4. "Project Information" dialog box. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 10.5. "Print" dialog box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 10.6. "File Storage" dialog box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Contents 14.4. Tool buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14.5. "Presets" area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14.6. Context menus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Contents 23.2. "Project" sheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23.3. [System] menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23.4. "Network" area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1. Introduction 1. Introduction Thank you for downloading Yamaha ProVisionaire Design. ProVisionaire Design is a software application for Windows that enables you to design and configure an integrated audio system consisting of Yamaha products. You can configure audio processing settings that will optimize various situations and applications by designing audio routings and adjusting parameters for each component.
1. Introduction 1.2. Terms and concepts to understand Software The following software related to ProVisionaire Design is available. Software Summary ProVisionaire Control Software for designing remote controllers that operate on a Windows PC or on iPad. ProVisionaire Edge Software used to monitor devices on a local network. ProVisionaire Control KIOSK Software optimized for remote control operating on a Windows PC. ProVisionaire Touch KIOSK Software optimized for remote control operating on iPad.
1. Introduction 1.3. Operating requirements and installation In order to connect devices to the computer and use them, download ProVisionaire Design from the "download" page of the Yamaha Pro Audio website. https://www.yamahaproaudio.com/ 1.3.1.
1. Introduction 1.4. An overview of ProVisionaire Design • Broadly speaking, ProVisionaire Design is divided into a "Project" sheet, "Tuning" sheet, and device sheet. The "Project" sheet registers devices and makes settings for them. The "Tuning" sheet enables you to set up a link group to control multiple amp channels collectively. A link group that you specify can be operated using the Link Group Editor. The device sheet specifies detailed settings and control of each device.
2. Screen structure 2. Screen structure ProVisionaire Design consists of a "menu bar," "tool bar," "Project sheet," "Tuning sheet," and "device sheet." The "Project sheet" is a sheet for placing devices. The devices placed here are registered in the project. The "Tuning sheet" is a sheet where you specify the EQ or levels of a device. The "Tuning" sheet is where you specify the EQ and levels for the PC series and XMV series units.
2. Screen structure 2.1. Common to all sheets Here we explain items that are common to all sheets. Menu bar The commands that can be executed by ProVisionaire Design can be found here, grouped by category. Click here to see a list of commands. (Menu bars and tool bar) Tool bar Frequently-used functions are provided here as buttons. (Menu bars and tool bar) Bird’s Eye view This shows an overview of the sheet. The area surrounded by a green frame is shown in the sheet.
2. Screen structure Area In the upper right of the area is a " " symbol; when you click this, the area becomes an icon and is placed at the left or right side of the screen, allowing the sheet to occupy more of the screen. When you place the cursor on the icon, the area is temporarily expanded. If you want to once again view an iconized area in its fixed position, move the cursor over the icon and click the " " symbol that appears. The area contains the following buttons and edit boxes.
2. Screen structure 2.2. "Project" sheet ① "Devices" area This lists the devices that are placed in the "Project" sheet. To register a device in the project, drag and drop the device into the "Project" sheet. ("Devices" area) ② "Network" area This lists the devices detected by the computer. To register a device in the project, drag and drop the device into the "Project" sheet.
2. Screen structure 2.4. "Tuning" sheet for PC series/XMV series only ① "Components" area Register a link group by dragging and dropping a "Group" component into the "Tuning" sheet. ② "Tuning" sheet In this sheet you can create and edit a link group. A link group is a function that lets you link individual channels between devices. ("Tuning" sheet) ③ "Properties" area Here you can view and edit information about the selected object.
2. Screen structure 2.5. Device sheet This sheet opens when you double-click a device that has been placed in the "Project" sheet. Components for the various devices are placed here. When you double-click a component, the component editor appears, allowing you to edit the parameters of the device. For more information, refer to the section for the corresponding device.
3. The basics of using ProVisionaire Design 3. The basics of using ProVisionaire Design 3.1. Connecting the devices The connector on the device that will be used to connect to ProVisionaire Design varies depending on the device model. Refer to the connectors listed in the following table.
3. The basics of using ProVisionaire Design 3.2.1. If you can connect the device(s) to the computer If you are near the power amp(s), you’ll start by setting up the network before you make settings. The default settings for a PC-series amp are as follows, and assume that you are constructing a redundant network. Item Default value UNIT ID 1 Dante Secondary Port Redundant *star connection IP Setting DHCP (if there is no DHCP server, the IP address 169.254.x.x is specified) 1. Make connections.
3. The basics of using ProVisionaire Design 5. Verify that the devices are shown in the "Network" area. If they are not shown, check the connections with the devices, and use the "Network Setup" dialog box to verify that the correct network card is connected to the devices. 6. In the "Network" area, click the [Unit ID] button. The "Change Unit ID" dialog box will appear. 7. Click the [Auto] button. The UNIT ID of each device is set automatically so that they do not conflict.
3. The basics of using ProVisionaire Design The "Synchronization" dialog box will appear. For details on synchronization, refer to "Online and synchronization". 11. Choose [To Device], and then click the [Online] button. ProVisionaire Design’s settings are sent to each device. 12. Double-click a device. The device sheet appears.
3. The basics of using ProVisionaire Design 13. Double-click the component that contains the parameter you want to edit. The component editor appears. There are two component editors in each device. One is common and the other is unique to the device. For common component editors, refer to "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide" . For device-specific items, refer to the description of the "Component Editor" for each device. 14. Edit the parameters.
3. The basics of using ProVisionaire Design 3.2.2. If you cannot connect the device(s) to the computer This method lets you virtually place power amps, and then synchronize with the power amps later. 1. Start ProVisionaire Design. The "Network Setup" dialog box will appear. Since you will be working offline, click the [Cancel] button in this case. 2. When the startup dialog box appears, click the [New] button to create a new project file.
3. The basics of using ProVisionaire Design 4. Double-click a device. The device sheet appears. 5. Double-click the component that contains the parameter you want to edit. The component editor appears. There are two component editors in each device. One is common and the other is unique to the device. For common component editors, refer to "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide" . For device-specific items, refer to the description of the "Component Editor" for each device. 6. Edit the parameters. 7.
3. The basics of using ProVisionaire Design Connect the power cords and network cables of the actual devices. 10. Turn on the power of all connected devices. Initialize or update the firmware as needed. For details on initialization or updating the firmware, refer to the owner’s manual of each device. 11. From the [System] menu on the menu bar, open “Network Setup.” The "Network Setup" dialog box will appear. 12.
3. The basics of using ProVisionaire Design 14. On the tool bar, click the [Online] button. The "Synchronization" dialog box will appear. 15. Choose [To Device], and then click the [Online] button. ProVisionaire Design’s settings are sent to each device. 16. Use ProVisionaire Design to edit the parameters. 17. When you are finished editing, save the project file by overwriting.
4. Menu bars and toolbar 4. Menu bars and toolbar The menu bar contains the commands that can be executed by ProVisionaire Design, grouped by category. Click here to see a list of commands. Commands frequently used in ProVisionaire Design, such as "Print" and "Align Left Side," are provided as buttons in the toolbar. 4.1. [File] menu Command Toolbar button Summary Dialog box that appears [New] Creates a new project file. This command is not available while online.
4. Menu bars and toolbar Command Toolbar button Summary Dialog box that appears [File Storage] --- Allows you to specify the DME7 storage to which the project file will automatically be saved. "File Storage" dialog box [Recentry Open File] --- Lists up to five recently used project files, --- [Exit] --- allowing you to open them. This command is not available while online. Exits ProVisionaire Design. This command is not available while online.
4. Menu bars and toolbar Command Toolbar button Summary Dialog box that appears [Select All] --- [All] Selects all objects in the "Project" sheet. If you want to select the contents of a device group, select the device group and then choose [All]. --- --- [All Components] Selects all components in the “Device” sheet. --- --- [All Devices] Selects all devices in the "Project" sheet. If you want to select the devices in a device group, select the device group and then choose [All Devices].
4. Menu bars and toolbar 4.3. [View] menu Command Toolbar button Summary Dialog box that appears Area display switch check box --- Add a check mark to the check box to display the --corresponding area. The contents of the displayed area vary depending on the sheet and device. [Zoom In] Magnifies the display within the sheet. --- [Zoom Out] Shrinks the display within the sheet. --- [Zoom to 100%] Sets the display zoom within the sheet to 100%.
4. Menu bars and toolbar Command Toolbar button Summary [GPI Calibration] --- Calibrates the input voltage detection range for "GPI Calibration" dialog box the [GPI] connector of the devices. (Available only when online.) [Get Log from Devices] --- Obtains the log from the MTX series or XMV series units. "Get Log from Devices" dialog box [Show Alert Popup] --- Specifies whether or not the popup window will appear in ProVisionaire Design when an alert appears on the device.
4. Menu bars and toolbar Command Toolbar button Summary Dialog box that appears [Align Bottoms] Aligns the bottom edge to the lowest of the multiple selected objects. --- [Align Horizontal Centers] Aligns the center of the object to the horizontal mid-point of the multiple selected objects. --- [Align Vertical Centers] Aligns the center of the object to the vertical mid- --point of the multiple selected objects.
4. Menu bars and toolbar 4.8. [Help] menu Command Toolbar button Summary Dialog box that appears [Shortcut Keys] --- Shows a list of shortcut keys. "Shortcut Keys" window 4.9. Buttons only on the toolbar The following buttons do not have corresponding menu commands. Button Summary Indicates the current magnification within the sheet. Click ▼ to change the magnification. You can click the numerical indication and directly enter a value. Shrinks the display within the sheet.
4. Menu bars and toolbar Button Summary Switches the status of the connection between ProVisionaire Design and the network. Even in the offline state, if this status is connected, ProVisionaire Design will send data to the network, for example to search for devices. Set this to the unconnected status if you don’t want unnecessary data to be transmitted, for example if you’re connected to an office LAN. Connected. Disconnected. When online with the device, the link group editor’s [SOLO] button is enabled.
5. Shortcut keys 5. Shortcut keys Here are the shortcut keys that you can use in ProVisionaire Design. Designs Key combinations Operation < F5 >key Execute [ Online ]. < Ctrl >key + < F5 >key Execute [ Offline ]. Mouse wheel Modify the value of a fader, knob, or numeric box. Whilst holding down < Alt >key + click a parameter in Component Editor. Set the parameter to nominal value. < Alt >key + < F4 >key Opens the component editor that is in the foreground.
5. Shortcut keys Editing Key combinations Operation Double-click on any object in "Components". Initiates Stamp mode. Stamp mode is a function that places a component on the sheet each time you click. < Esc >key Discontinue Stamp Mode and in-progress edits. Click on existing object in Design Sheet whilst holding down key, then drag and drop from that item. Duplicate a object.
5. Shortcut keys Key combinations Operation Select and drag from multiple origin Create multiple wire connections between component port ports of a component to destination port on another component. Select output ports of audio components when the Probe Monitor component is ON. Sets Monitor Probe 1. Hold down the key and Sets Monitor Probe 2. select the output port of the audio component when the Probe Monitor component is On. Select the input port of the audio Sets the oscillator probe.
6. List of alerts 6. List of alerts If the devices malfunctions, an alert message will appear on the display. If an alert is already displayed when a higher level malfunction occurs, the alert for the higher level malfunction will appear. For details on each alert, please refer to the links below. 6.1. Power amplifiers PC series XMV series 6.2.
7. "Project" sheet 7. "Project" sheet When you open the "Project" sheet, the "Devices" area, "Network" area, "Project" sheet, "Properties" area, and "Bird’s Eye" view appear. "Bird’s Eye" view shows the entirety of the "Project" sheet. 7.1. "Project" sheet You can place devices in this sheet. The devices placed here are registered in the project. Basic settings for a registered device are made in the "Properties" area. 7.2.
7. "Project" sheet 7.3. "Network" area The devices that are on the same network as the computer are detected and shown here. A device shown here can be registered in the project by dragging and dropping it into the "Project" sheet. When you click the [Unit ID] button, the "Change Unit ID" dialog box appears. RM-CG / RM-TT To control these devices, you must log in to ProVisionaire Design. If the initial password has not been specified, the icon will appear.
7. "Project" sheet • [Auto] button Automatically assigns a UNIT ID to each device, starting with the number selected in the [Unit ID Starting From] list box. • [Unique Unit ID in a model/project] option buttons Specify whether the UNIT ID assignments that are made when you press the [Auto] button are unique for each model or unique for each project. • [Refresh] button Updates the device list located below the button.
7. "Project" sheet ■ "Unit ID" dialog box Click the buttons to display the Unit ID at the top. You can change the Unit ID for one or more devices. If you select “0” for the higher digit while the lower digit has been set to “0,” the higher digit will automatically be set to “1.” • [Apply]button Applies the Unit ID to the currently-selected device.
7. "Project" sheet 7.4. "Properties" area Here you can view and edit information about the sheet or object. For details on items related to the settings of a device, or on items that appear in the dialog box when you click, refer to the section on each device. • [Save Style] button Click the [Save Style] button to save the information displayed in the “Properties” area to the computer as the default values. These values will be applied to other newly-created projects.
7. "Project" sheet • Device ◦ Model Indicates the model name. ◦ Device Name Indicates the User Defined Name of the target device. Double-click this field to edit the name. ◦ Unit ID Indicates the Unit ID for the device. You cannot edit this field while the device is online. • Display ◦ Output Wiring Step Set length of output side wiring step. If equal spacing is desired, please set "Wire Routing" to Automatic and set "Auto Block Avoidance" to False. ◦ Input Wiring Step Set length of input side wiring step.
7. "Project" sheet 7.5. Placing devices Here we explain how to place devices on the "Project" sheet. • If any object in the "Devices" area or "Network" area is selected, pressing an alphabetical key will select the component of the matching initial letter. • Drag and drop a device from the "Devices" area into the "Project" sheet. You can select the number of devices and the UNIT ID. The UNIT ID can be changed in the "Properties" area.
7. "Project" sheet 7.6. Selecting multiple objects Here we explain how to select multiple objects placed in the "Project" sheet. • Use the mouse cursor to completely enclose objects By dragging the mouse cursor, you can select the objects that are completely enclosed in the rectangular area on the sheet.
7. "Project" sheet 7.7. Connecting ports Here we explain how to make connections between ports of devices by creating a wire between the ports. • Make one connection at a time Drag one output port to the input port of the destination device. • Make multiple connections at a time Select multiple output ports, and drag one of these ports to an input port of the destination device.
7. "Project" sheet 7.8. Duplicating devices Here we explain how to duplicate devices together with their parameters. • Right-click an object and choose [Duplicate] A duplicate, overlapping object is created. If multiple objects with their wires are selected when you choose [Duplicate], the objects are duplicated together with their wires. • Drag and drop an object while holding down < Ctrl > A duplicate is created where you drop the object.
7. "Project" sheet 7.9. "Group" Editor The devices in a device group can be powered on/off or muted in a single step. When you double-click a device group or right-click and choose [Open Group Editor] from the context menu, the "Group Editor" opens. This is available only when online. • "Power" area Switches the power of the devices in the device group to standby or on at once. • "Device Mute" area Enables/disables the mute setting of the devices in the device group at once.
8. "Tuning" sheet 8. "Tuning" sheet The "Tuning" sheet supports only the PC series and XMV series units. Power amp channels that are grouped across devices of the same series are called a "link group." By using the link group editor, grouped channels can be operated in tandem, as either relative values or absolute values of the same type of parameter. To create a link group, you can drag and drop a [Group] from the "Components" area of the "Tuning" sheet.
8. "Tuning" sheet 8.1. "Tuning" sheet This visualizes the link groups. When you right-click a link group and choose [Open Link Group Editor], the link group editor appears. For details on the link group editor, refer to each model of power amp. 8.2. "Properties" area Here you can view and edit information about the sheet or object. When you click the [Save Style] button, information other than [Location] is saved on the computer, and set as the default settings for that object.
8. "Tuning" sheet 8.3. "Project Devices" area This shows the devices that are registered in the project as a tree. 8.3.1. [Amplifiers] You can expand this to see the channels of the power amp. Register a channel in a link group by dragging and dropping it onto [Group]. For details on the context menu that appears when you right-click, refer to Context Menu. 8.3.2. [Speakers] When you expand this, the "Project" sheet shows the channels of the power amps connected to the speaker ports.
8. "Tuning" sheet 8.4. "Link Groups" area This shows a tree view of the link groups and the power amp channels that are registered in the link groups. For details on the context menu that appears when you right-click, refer to Context Menu.
9. Online and synchronization 9. Online and synchronization You can connect devices to the computer, and send them settings that were created using ProVisionaire Design. You can also load data from devices into ProVisionaire Design. The state in which the devices and ProVisionaire Design are operating in synchronization is called the "online state." The action of bringing them into this state is called "Synchronization.
9. Online and synchronization • [All On] button Adds a check mark to the [Device] check boxes of all devices in the device list. • [All Off] button Clears the check mark from the [Device] check boxes of all devices in the device list. • Device list This shows the devices that are registered in the project. ◦ [Device] check box Add a check mark to each device that you want to synchronize. • Status Indicates the state of synchronization with the device. The indication has the following significance.
9. Online and synchronization 9.1.3. 「Go Online- From Devices」dialog box The settings for the devices found on the network can be applied to the currently-edited project file or to a new file. If the system was previously configured using ProVisionaire Design but no project file from the configuration is available, you can still apply the device settings to the current project file. To open this dialog box, click [Go Online - From Devices] from the [File] menu on the menu bar.
9. Online and synchronization • [Online] button Click this to begin synchronization with the selected devices. • [Close] button Cancels synchronization and closes the dialog box. This cannot be clicked during synchronization.
9. Online and synchronization 9.2. Offline To enter the offline state in ProVisionaire Design, click the toolbar button [Offline] to access the "Offline" dialog box. 9.2.1. "Offline" dialog box • [All On] button Adds a check mark to the [Device] check boxes of all devices in the device list. • [All Off] button Clears the check mark from the [Device] check boxes of all devices in the device list. • Device list This shows the devices that are registered in the project.
10. Dialog boxes 10. Dialog boxes This chapter explains the dialog boxes and windows that you can open from the menu bar or tool bar. 10.1. Startup dialog box This appears when ProVisionaire Design starts. • [Path] pulldown menu Lets you view and select a recently saved project file. • […] button Opens the "Select File" dialog box. Select the project file that you want to load. • [OK] button Loads the project file that is shown in the [Path] pulldown menu. • [New] button Starts a new project.
10. Dialog boxes 10.2. "Go Online- From Devices" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [Go Online - From Devices] from the [File] menu on the menu bar. For more information on the "Go Online - From Devices" dialog box, refer to the “Online and synchronization” chapter.
10. Dialog boxes 10.3. "Protect File" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [Protect File] from the [File] menu on the menu bar. In ProVisionaire Design, you can specify a PIN code (secret number) in the project file for security. • [Protect] check box If this check box is selected, the "Security" dialog box will appear when the project file starts. If this check box is cleared, all users will be able to open the project file.
10. Dialog boxes 10.4. "Project Information" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [Project Information] from the [File] menu on the menu bar. Allows you to include a memo in the project file to record property information or contact information.
10. Dialog boxes 10.5. "Print" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [Print] from the [File] menu on the menu bar. Here you can make settings related to printing a sheet, specify the size of paper shown on the sheet, and see a print preview. • [Print] button Click this to open the Windows "Print" dialog box. • Printer ◦ [Name] list box Specifies the printer to use. • Paper ◦ [Size] list box Specifies the size of the paper.
10. Dialog boxes • Color ◦ [Color]/[Gray Scale] option buttons Specify whether to print in color or in gray scale. • Print Zoom ◦ [None]/[Fit on one page] option buttons Specify either that the printed content will be the region within the paper shown on the design sheet, or that the entire sheet will be reduced in size to fit on a single page. • Preview area Shows a print preview.
10. Dialog boxes 10.6. "File Storage" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [File Storage] from the [File] menu on the menu bar. You can save the project file from ProVisionaire Design to the DME7 unit. Only one project file can be saved to each DME7 unit. All DME7 units that are detected by ProVisionaire Design will be listed. • [Store] check box Enables you to select a DME7 unit to which you wish to save the project file. You can select multiple DME7 units.
10. Dialog boxes 10.6.1. [File Manager]dialog box To open this dialog box, click the [File Manager] button in the [File Storage] dialog box. You can save any project file to the DME7. As the save destination, you can specify any DME7 unit that ProVisionaire Design detects on the network. • [Store] check box Enables you to select the save destination(s) when the “Store Now” command is executed. You can select multiple destinations.
10. Dialog boxes 10.7. "Network Setup" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [Network Setup] from the [System] menu on the menu bar. Here you can select the computer’s network interface card (subsequently called the "network card") used for communicating with devices. You can also change the IP address of the network card. If you’re not using a DHCP server, fix the IP address of your computer’s network card. We recommend the following settings. IP address: 192.168.0.253 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.
10. Dialog boxes 10.8. "IP Settings" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [IP Settings] from the [System] menu on the menu bar. Lists the devices found on the network, allowing you to change their IP address. • Network Interface Shows the name/IP address/subnet mask of the network card currently selected in the "Network Setup" dialog box. • [Refresh] button Searches again for devices on the network.
10. Dialog boxes • [Set IP Address] button Opens the "IP Address" dialog box. • [Close] button Closes the dialog box.
10. Dialog boxes 10.9. "IP Address" dialog box To open this dialog box, click the [Set IP Address] button in the [IP Settings] dialog box. Here you can set the device’s IP settings. Set this so that there is no conflict between devices. Editing is not possible while online. In order to use ProVisionaire Design to control devices of differing subnets, it is necessary to operate the devices using fixed IP addresses. For details, refer to "Settings for controlling devices across subnets".
10. Dialog boxes Assigns the IP address of the default gateway. • DNS Server Enter the DNS server address. ◦ [Obtain Default Gateway and DNS Server address automatically] check box If this check box is selected, the IP address of the default gateway is obtained automatically. The above IP address setting for the default gateway is ignored. ◦ [Apply to all the devices]button The status of the default gateway and DNS server will be applied to the DME7 units.
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10. Dialog boxes ■ For the XMV series If you don’t know the network address of the unit, we recommend that you use the DIP switch to set IP Setting to [UNIT ID]. ■ For the MTX series/PGM1/EXi8/EXo8 If you don’t know the network address of the unit, we recommend that you use the DIP switch to set IP Setting to [UNIT ID].
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10. Dialog boxes 10.10. "Auto-Assign IP Addresses" dialog box To open this dialog box, click the [Auto-Assign IP Addresses] button in the [IP Address] dialog box. Information such as the IP address assigned to virtual devices specified in the "Match Devices by IP Address" dialog box is applied to the "IP Settings" dialog box in a single operation. For details, refer to "Settings for controlling devices across subnets". • Device list Shows the devices for assignment and the IP settings to be assigned.
10. Dialog boxes 10.11. "Match Devices by IP Address" dialog box When you assign an IP address to a virtual device in this dialog box, ProVisionaire Design searches for devices on the network by IP address. If you want to control a system that is on a different subnet than ProVisionaire Design, make settings here. For the procedure, refer to "Settings for controlling devices across subnets". Dante audio communication is not possible between devices that are on different subnets.
10. Dialog boxes • IP Address Range Finder This section enables you to calculate the range of IP addresses that can be assigned. ◦ [IP Address] Enter the IP address that you want to use. ◦ [Subnet Mask] Select the subnet mask. ◦ [Find Range] button When you click this, the range that can be specified is calculated from the IP address and subnet mask that you input. ◦ [Range] Shows the calculated range of IP addresses. ◦ [Default Gateway] Shows the calculated default gateway.
10. Dialog boxes Here you can view and edit the device’s IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway. • [OK] button Applies the settings and closes the dialog box. • [Cancel] button Discards the settings and closes the dialog box.
10. Dialog boxes 10.12. "Device Information" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [Device Information] from the [System] menu on the menu bar. This lists information for the devices on the network, allowing you to update their firmware or restart them. • Network Interface Shows the name/IP address/subnet mask of the network card currently selected in the "Network Setup" dialog box. • [Refresh] button Searches again for devices on the network. This cannot be clicked while an update is in progress.
10. Dialog boxes ◦ MAC Address Shows the MAC address that is specified for the device. ◦ Serial No. Shows the serial number of the device. ◦ Version Shows the firmware version. ◦ Status Shows the online or offline status. When updating a device, the progress is shown. ◦ Battery(MTX series and XMV series units only) Shows the remaining battery capacity of the device. EMPTY The remaining amount is 0–0.5V. Immediately stop using the unit, and contact a Yamaha service center. LOW The remaining amount is 0.
10. Dialog boxes 10.12.1. “Detail>>” area This area displays information specific to the target device. ■ For the DME7 This area displays device information for each Device License that is activated for the device. • Title Indicates the license name. • Purchase Type Indicates “Buyout” or “Trial.” • Activate Type This information appears only if the Purchase Type is “Buyout.” ◦ Temporary With this type, you can activate and deactivate the license.
10. Dialog boxes 10.13. "Update Firmware" dialog box To open this dialog box, click the [Update Firmware] button in the [Device Information] dialog box. Update the firmware of a supported unit. For details on how to update the Dante firmware, refer to the "Dante Firmware Update guide" . The DME7 updates the Dante firmware at the same time as updating the firmware of the unit. • Files Shows the currently selected update file (.fupd). • […] button Click this button to select an update file.
10. Dialog boxes ◦ Version Shows the firmware version of the device. To control the PGM1 from ProVisionaire Design, you must first install Bonjour Print Services (Windows). • [Update] button Executes the update. If a file is not selected, this button will be unavailable and cannot be clicked. • [Cancel] button Closes the dialog box without updating. An alert appears if a device incompatible with ProVisionaire Design is detected.
10. Dialog boxes 10.14. "Initialize" dialog box To open this dialog box, click the [Initialize] button in the [Device Information] dialog box. This dialog box enables you to initialize the device settings. Target products include PC series, DME7, RM-CG, and RM-TT. Select the tab for the product you wish to initialize. ■ For the PC series • Check boxes Add a check mark to the check boxes for the items you wish to initialize.
10. Dialog boxes • [Initialize] button Executes initialization. The Unit ID and Device Name settings on the Dante device will not be initialized if its “Dante Device Lock” setting is turned on. • [Cancel] button Closes the dialog box without updating. ■ For the DME7 • Check boxes Add a check mark to the check boxes for the items you wish to initialize. ◦ IP Settings If this item is checked, the device IP settings will also be initialized.
10. Dialog boxes ■ For the RM-CG, RM-TT • Check boxes Add a check mark to the check boxes for the items you wish to initialize. ◦ Restore all defaults If you add a check mark to this check box, all items will be initialized. The “Network Settings” items will also be initialized automatically. ◦ Network Settings If this item is checked, the network settings for the device will also be initialized. You must be logged in to initialize the RM series. Please refer to the chapter of RM-CG/RM-TT.
10. Dialog boxes 10.15. "Word Clock" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [Word Clock] from the [System] menu on the menu bar. This dialog box enables you to modify the word clock settings for the device. Target models include MTX series, XMV series (excluding Dante models), and DME7 that are added to the project. • [Device] list This lists the devices whose word clock can be changed. Click the device whose detailed word clock settings you want to edit; the edit screen for that device will appear.
10. Dialog boxes Indicator Status Unlock Unlocked. Lock Locked. Lock, but not sync’ed Locked but not synchronized. Unknown The clock status cannot be detected because an external device is not connected or because there is no valid clock input.
10. Dialog boxes 10.16. "Protect Devices" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [Protect Devices] from the [System] menu on the menu bar. You can specify an Administrator PIN for the device to prevent people other than the administrator from modifying the device settings. If you set an Administrator PIN, you will be required to enter the Administrator PIN when you try to make an online connection between the device and ProVisionaire Design or to specify various device settings.
10. Dialog boxes • [Cancel] button Discards the settings and closes the dialog box.
10. Dialog boxes 10.17. "Clock" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [Clock] from the [System] menu on the menu bar. The internal clocks for all connected devices are automatically updated to match the date and time on the computer each time the devices come online. If you transmit the computer’s date and time information from this dialog box, the date and time will be updated on any unit that is connected to the same network, regardless of its online/offline status. 10.17.1.
10. Dialog boxes 10.17.2. Non-RM Series This section applies to the settings for units that are not part of the RM series. • Device List Displays the current device settings. • [Synchronize with a system clock in this computer] option button If you select this option, the date and time of the computer’s system clock will be sent out each time the system comes online, and the internal clock on the device will be automatically updated.
10. Dialog boxes Notice If you plan to specify an external time server, configure an Internet connection, and in the IP Address dialog box, specify the [DNS server address] and [Default gateway] as appropriate for the connection environment. If you specify an external time server, make sure that the server is reliable. If you specify an unreliable server, you may be exposed to certains risks, such as an infection by a computer virus.
10. Dialog boxes 10.18. "Daylight Saving Time" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [Daylight Saving Time] from the [System] menu on the menu bar. This specifies the daylight saving time setting of the devices connected to the same network, regardless of their online/offline state. The target device is the MTX series. For RM series units, use the “Clock” dialog box to make the settings. • Device List Displays the current device status.
10. Dialog boxes Specifies the time when daylight saving time ends. If this is the same as the start time, select [Same as Start time]. For example if you set Offset as 01:00 and End time as 12:00, the clock will be set to 11:00 when daylight saving time reaches 12:00 on the last day of daylight saving time.
10. Dialog boxes 10.19. "GPI Calibration" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [GPI Calibration] from the [System] menu on the menu bar. Here you can calibrate the input voltage detection range for the [GPI] connector of the device. Available only when online. These settings adjust the detection range in order to stabilize the input voltage of the [GPI] connector. • [Device:] Enables you to select a target device to calibrate. • [All Ports] check box Selects the check boxes of all channels.
10. Dialog boxes • [Reset] button Calibration will be reset for the channels whose boxes are selected. • [Max] button Sets the current input voltage of the selected channels to the maximum value. The maximum value you set is shown by . • [Min] button Sets the current input voltage of the selected channels to the minimum value. The minimum value you set is shown by . Calibration procedure 1. Connect your external device to the DME7/MTX’s [GPI] connector. 2.
10. Dialog boxes 10.20. "Get Log from Devices" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [Get Log from Devices] from the [System] menu on the menu bar. A record of the MTX/XMV system’s operation is stored as a “log” in the MTX/XMV’s internal memory. In this dialog box you can output the logs of all MTX/XMV units existing on the subnet to which your computer is connected, and save them as a file. The log file is in “.csv” format.
10. Dialog boxes 10.21. "RM Series Settings" > "Sign up" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [RM Series Settings] from the [System] menu on the menu bar, and then click [Sign up…]. This dialog box enables you to set the initial password for an RM series unit. To control the device from ProVisionaire Design, you must set an initial password. • Device List Displays RM series units on the network for which an initial password has not been set.
10. Dialog boxes 10.22. "RM Series Settings" > "Login" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [RM Series Settings] from the [System] menu on the menu bar, and then click [Login…]. You must log in to be able to control the devices via ProVisionaire Design. • [Password] text box Enter a password here (4-16 alphanumeric characters). • Device List ◦ Unit ID / Model / Device Name These columns indicate the device Unit ID, device model name, and device name.
10. Dialog boxes 10.23. "RM Series Settings" > "Password Settings" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [RM Series Settings] from the [System] menu on the menu bar, and then click [Password Settings]. This dialog box enables you to change the password for the devices. • Device List Displays the logged-in device in the list. ◦ Unit ID / Model / Device Name These columns indicate the device Unit ID, device model name, and device name.
10. Dialog boxes 10.24. "RM Series Settings" > "Enable SCP remote control access" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [RM Series Settings] from the [System] menu on the menu bar, and then click [Enable SCP remote control access]. To be able to modify the settings via a controller (such as ProVisionaire Design), you must turn on the “Enable SCP remote control access” setting. • Device List ◦ Unit ID / Model / Device Name These columns indicate the device Unit ID, device model name, and device name.
10. Dialog boxes 10.25. "Linked Presets Manager" dialog box To open this window, click on the toolbar. You can store or recall presets and snapshots for each device collectively. A group of any presets for each device is called a “linked preset.” This dialog box enables you to assign presets on the devices to a linked preset. Basic use is as follows. 1. In the list at left, select the store-destination link preset. 2. In the list at right, add a check mark to the devices that you want to store. 3.
10. Dialog boxes • [Clear] button Erases the selected linked preset. • [All On] button Adds a check mark to the [Store] check box of all devices in the list. • [All Off] button Clears the check mark from the [Store] check box of all devices in the list. • [Preset] button Shows the device sheet of the currently-selected device. • Device list Shows a list of the devices with preset functionality that are registered in the project.
10. Dialog boxes 10.26. "Store Linked Preset" dialog box In the "Linked Presets Manager" window, click the [Store] button to access this. • [Name] text box Enter a name for the linked preset. By default, this will be "Preset + preset number." You can’t store if the linked preset name field is empty. • [Store Device Presets] check box If this check box is cleared, the check box in the list at the right of the "Linked Presets Manager" window is cleared, and the device’s preset will not be overwrite-stored.
11. Context menus 11. Context menus In some areas, a context menu appears when you right-click. A context menu does not appear in the "Devices" area, the "Network" area, or the "Bird’s Eye" view. 11.1. Sheet tabs The following context menu appears when you right-click a sheet tab. Menu Content [Close] Closes the sheet. 11.2. "Project" sheet The following context menu appears when you right-click the "Project" sheet. Menu Content [Paste] Pastes the copied object onto the sheet.
11. Context menus Menu Content [Alert Information] When executed on a device that is shown in red text, displays the "Alert" dialog box. [Cut] Moves the device to the copy buffer. [Copy] Copies the amp including its parameter settings. [Paste] Duplicates the device in the copy buffer, including its parameter settings. [Paste Parameters] If you select an existing device and execute this, the copied device parameters are applied.
11. Context menus Menu Content [Send to Back] Moves the speaker display to the background. 11.2.3. Device group in the "Project" sheet The following context menu appears when you right-click a device group in the "Project" sheet. Menu Content [Open Group Editor] Opens the "Group Editor". [Cut] Moves the device group to the copy buffer. [Copy] Copies the device group to the copy buffer. [Paste] Duplicates the device group in the copy buffer.
11. Context menus Menu Content [Create Device Group] Registers the selected graphics in a device group. [Bring to Front] Moves the graphic display to the foreground. [Send to Back] Moves the graphic display to the background. 11.2.5. Wire in the "Project" sheet The following context menu appears when you right-click a wire in the "Project" sheet or a device sheet, although certain menu items may be present or absent. Menu Content [Delete] Deletes the wire.
12. Common operations for device sheets 12. Common operations for device sheets The following operations are common to device sheets. 12.1. Component editor operations To open the component editor, double-click or right-click a component in the device sheet, and choose [Open Component Editor]. For details on the context menus, refer to "Context Menus".
12. Common operations for device sheets 12.2. Editing the parameters Here we explain how to edit parameters in the component editor. • Knobs There are several ways to edit a knob parameter. ◦ Select the knob, hold down the left mouse button, and move the mouse cursor up or down. ◦ Select the knob and turn the mouse wheel. ◦ Select the numeric display area, hold down the left mouse button, and move the mouse cursor up or down. ◦ Select the numeric display area and turn the mouse wheel.
12. Common operations for device sheets Opening a parameter setting window or another component editor Click the button to open a parameter setting window or another component editor. Displaying a menu Click the button to access a menu.
12. Common operations for device sheets 12.3. Registering parameters to ProVisionaire Control You can register the device parameters, snapshots and presets stored in ProVisionaire Design to ProVisionaire Control. Registration source Registration method Component editor While pressing and holding down , drag and drop a parameter to a page in ProVisionaire Control. "Parameters" area Drag and drop a parameter to a page in ProVisionaire Control.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.1. Overview The DME7 is a freely configurable processor that allows you to place components as desired to freely design a system. The DME7 can be operated from an external controller such as a DCP. In the device sheet of DME7, your workflow consists of freely placing Components in Design sheet and then Compile the result. Then, in communication with the DME7 unit, you’ll use the Component editor to edit the parameters.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 • Device Name Enables you to view and edit the device name. 13.2.1. Tool bar • Editor Magnification Enables you to modify the magnification ratio for the component editor. • Trace Signal Path If you select a port or wire while this command is turned on, the signal path will be traced starting with the selected point as the origin and display flashing lines connecting to the input and output.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.2.2. "Properties" area This area enables you to view and edit the information on the DME7. • Device ◦ Capacity Specifies the signal processing capacity of the DME7. Select from 64, 128, 192, and 256. This capacity must match that of the DME7 unit. The factory default setting for the capacity of the DME7 unit is 64. If the capacity is 64, the maximum number of available inputs and outputs for Dante, and for Matrix Mixer and Router components, is 64-in/64-out.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 ◦ DCP Select a DCP (Digital Control Panel) to connect to the DCP port on the DME7. If you select a DCP, the DCP component will be added to the “Device” sheet. Use the DCP component editor to assign the parameters. For the rest of the items, refer to the description that appears when the corresponding items are selected in the “Properties” area.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.3. Device sheet screen configuration Device sheet consists of a “menu bar,” “tool buttons,” “Components area,” “Parameter Sets area,” “design sheet,” “Properties area,” “Parameters area,” and “Bird’s Eye” view. ① Tool buttons Frequently-used commands are provided here as buttons (Tool buttons). ② “Components” area Lists components for the Audio layer and Control layer respectively (“Components” area).
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.4. Basic use of ProVisonaire Designer 1. From the “Components” area at the left, drag the component that you want to use and drop it on the design sheet. If you drop a component that has multiple candidates such as channels, the candidates are displayed; select the one that you want to use as necessary. Double-click on a component in the “Components” area to select Stamp mode; in this mode, components are placed successively each time you click the design sheet.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 4. When you have made the necessary settings, click the “Compile” button to check whether there are any problems with the placement and connections of the component. 13.5. Tool buttons Commands frequently used in ProVisionaie Design are provided as buttons. Button Command Summary [Layer] Switch between the Audio layer and Control layer. Alternatively, you can do so by using the shortcut keys (Ctrl+page up).
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.6. "Components" area Components are available for the Audio layer and Control layer respectively. For details on components, refer to the "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide" .
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.7. Design sheet Here you can place components and connect them. Parameter settings are the main operations that you can perform while online. Operations such as placing and connecting components can only be done while offline. 13.7.1. Placing components Here we explain how to place components on the design sheet. If any component in the “Components” area is selected, pressing an alphabetical key will select the component of the matching initial letter.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.7.2. Selecting multiple components, ports, or wires Here’s how to select multiple components placed in the design sheet, or multiple wires that connect ports of components. • Use the mouse cursor to completely enclose objects Drag the mouse cursor to select the components, component ports, wires, and text that are completely enclosed by the rectangular area in the design sheet.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.7.3. Connecting ports Here we explain how to make connections between ports of components by creating a wire between the ports. • Making one connection at a time Drag one output port to the input port of the destination component. • Making multiple connections at a time Select multiple output ports, and drag one of these ports to an input port of the destination component.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.7.4. Tracing the signal path Here we explain how to view the signal path. To view the signal path, click the Trace Signal Path button on the toolbar or add a check mark to the [Tools] menu →[Trace Signal Path] command. • Click a wire The path of the signal flowing through that wire is shown. • Click a port The path of the signal flowing through that port is shown.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.7.5. Duplicating an input port name If you want to use the signal name as the port name, it is convenient to duplicate the port name. Here we explain how to automatically duplicate the input port name. In general, the input port name is automatically duplicated to the input port of the connection destination component, but the following exceptions apply.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.7.6. About [Unbundle Wires] After you have placed all of the necessary components and have finished creating wires between them, you can select all components and execute [Unbundle Wires] to prevent the wires from overlapping in the display. When you execute [Unbundle Wires], the items in the “Properties” area for the components and the wires connected to the components are set to the following values.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.7.7. Duplicating components Here we explain how to duplicate components together with their parameters. • Right-click a component and choose [Duplicate] A duplicate, overlapping component is created. If multiple components with their wires are selected when you choose [Duplicate], the components are duplicated together with their wires. • Drag and drop a component while holding down A duplicate is created where you drop the component.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.8. Design sheet：Audio layer This layer enables you to place audio components to create a configuration. You can control audio signals by wiring between audio components. 13.8.1. Audio Component For more information on how to use the component editor, refer to Chapter 12. For details on components, refer to the "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide" . 13.9. Design sheet：Control layer This layer handles control signals.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 If you turn off the “Layer Link” command (one of the Tools buttons), the position of the audio component placement will be asynchronized (unlinked) between the Audio layer and Control layer. 3. Place the control component in the Control layer and do the necessary wiring. 4. Turn on the [Control Function] button the operation. and manipulate the control component parameters to simulate You cannot edit the configuration while the [Control Function] button is turned on.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.9.3. Controlling a Snapshot and ParamSet in the control component You can control a snapshot and parameter set in the control component. For more information on the parameter set and snapshot, refer to the “’Parameter Sets’ area” section. ■ An example of control using the Snapshot component 1. Drag and drop Snapshot from “Snapshot” in the “Parameter Set” area to the Control layer. The Snapshot component appears in the Control layer. 2.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 3. Add a check mark to the check box for a desired Snapshot number in the Control PINs column. Input/output ports are added to the components on the sheet. The recall method is the same as the "■ An example of control using the Snapshot component". [2] An example of control using a Sel pin 1. Select Parameter.Set in the “Parameters” area, and then add a check mark to the "Sel" in the Control PINs check box, it will be added to the input port of the component on the sheet. 2.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.10. Components other than audio or control components 13.10.1. Transmitter/Receiver This function wirelessly connects components that are located at a distance from each other on the design sheet. The Transmitter component and Receiver component of the same component label are connected. If there are multiple ports, identically-numbered ports are connected to each other. One Transmitter component can be connected to multiple Receiver components.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 If you hold down the mouse button in the middle of a connection and press , a Transmitter component or Receiver component is created.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.10.2. User Defined Block Components and the wires between components can be encapsulated as a User Defined Block. By encapsulating multiple components as a single block, you can make the style sheet look cleaner, or copy blocks to easily create the same functionality for other channels. A protect function is provided for User Defined Block. By protecting it, you can prevent another person from changing the configuration or parameters, or prevent them from looking inside.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 There are three User Defined Block protection modes. • Off mode The unprotected state. • View Only mode A protected User Defined Block or a component editor inside the block can be opened, but the configuration and parameters cannot be changed. Components in the User Defined Block are not shown in the “Parameters” area. A lock icon ( ) is shown at the lower left of the component editor in a protected block. • Protect mode A protected User Defined Block cannot be opened.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 To remove protection, proceed as follows. 1. Choose [Edit] menu → [Protect User Defined Block]. The “Unprotect User Defined Block” dialog box appears. 2. Enter the PIN Code that was specified when locking, and click the [OK] button. The “Protect User Defined Block” dialog box appears. 3. Clears the check mark from the “Protect contents of locked User Defined Blocks” check box. 4. Click the [OK] button. Protection is removed. The [Lock Mode] setting is maintained.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.10.3. Text This is a text box used to place text in the design sheet. You can double-click the area displayed as [Text], and enter text.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.11. “Parameter Sets” area A set of parameters stored or recalled as a snapshot is called a “parameter set.” Storing a snapshot saves the current values of the parameter set members. One parameter set can store up to 100 different snapshots. A parameter can be registered in more than one parameter set. Parameters can be registered in a parameter set in the following ways.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 【Parameter Sets】 • [New] button Creates a new parameter set. • [Add Device] button Registers an individual device to the parameter set. • [Delete] button Deletes the selected parameter set, DME7, component, or parameter. If you changed the members that were registered to a parameter set, you must overwrite and save the snapshots again. • [Duplicate] button Duplicates the selected parameter set.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 • Parameter set name Shows the name of the parameter set. You can double-click the parameter set name and edit it. A number displayed next to the parameter set name is the parameter set ID. You can specify this ID when you recall a snapshot via the remote protocol command. To modify the ID, right-click the parameter set name to display the context menu, and then select [Change ID].
13. Audio Processors : DME7 • Emergency Recall You can specify whether a snapshot will be recalled if the DME7 receives an EMG (Emergency) signal from an external device, or if the input voltage to the [GPI IN] connector (IN 16) (which supports +24V) falls below 2.5V. Refer to the “Power on Default” dialog box section for information on how to set or clear the assignment. 【Related Features】 • Control Panel Recall Register the snapshot that will be recalled on the device control panel.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.11.5. "Recall Settings" dialog box • GPI Out Here you can specify the GPI OUT settings that will be output when the snapshot is recalled. You can use GPI OUT output to control a device that’s connected to this unit’s [GPI OUT] connector. [Active]/[Inactive]/[Ignore]buttons Specify whether the GPI OUT connector’s output will be enabled (Active), enabled with the OUTPUT TYPE inverted (Inactive), or ignored (Ignore).
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.12. “Properties” area In this area you can edit setting for the currently-selected component or wire. Click the Value field in the "Component"/"Form" to make the channels of the component, etc. will be displayed. This cannot be changed on a component for which 142 | ProVisionaire Design User Guide appear, a dialog for changing the number of is not shown.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.13. "Parameters" area This area displays information about the component that is currently selected in the Design sheet (Audio layer or Control). The upper part of this area indicates the signal processing capacity of each component as a percentage. The lower part of this area lists the parameters for the component currently selected in the upper part.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.14. Context Menu 13.14.1. Design sheet The following context menu appears when you right-click a design sheet that contains no objects. Menu Content [Paste] Pastes the copied component in the “Design” sheet. [Select All] Selects all components and wires in the design sheet. [Close All Editor Windows] Closes all component editor and parameter setting windows. [Snap to Grid] If this is checked, objects are aligned with the grid of the design sheet.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.14.3. Component editor / Parameter setting window When you right-click a component editor or a parameter setting window, the following context menu appears. Menu Content [Register as default values] Register the component’s current parameter values in a style as the default values. New components will be placed with the registered default values. The registered default values can be imported/exported as a style file.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.14.5. “Parameter Sets” area Right-click an item to open the subsequent context menu. Menu Content [Find] Searches the “Device” sheet for a component or its parameter. [Delete] Deletes the parameter set. Settings in a lower level are also deleted. [Change ID] Enables you to change the parameter set ID. The number displayed next to the parameter set name is the parameter set ID. You need to use this ID when you recall a snapshot via the SCP protocol command. 13.14.6.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.15. Dialog box 13.15.1. ”Compile” dialog box To open this dialog box, click the [Compile] tool button in the “Device” sheet. Analyzes the placement and wiring of the components in the selected DME7 system to determine whether there are any problems. Here you can also view statistics such as the resource usage. • /Message Indicates whether compilation was successful or failed. If it was successful, the message “Compile Successful.” will appear.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 If this field indicates a value, compilation will be executed based on this signal processing capacity. • [Result] This area displays the result of compilation. The DME7 system can come online only when compilation is successful. ◦ Total Signal Processing Indicates the usage rate of all the signal processing units in the device. (Supplemental information) The device processes signals using its multiple signal processing units.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 If the compilation fails, the result of the attempted compilation will be displayed.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.15.2. "Remote Control Setup List" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [Remote Control Setup List] from the [Tools] button in the “Device” sheet. To control or monitor the DME7 using the SCP or YOSC communication protocol, you must register the parameters or meters to the Remote Control Setup List.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 • If you add a component to the list, the following dialog box will appear. ◦ [All Parameters］button Enables you to register all of the component’s parameters. ◦ [Parameter Type (define range)］button Enables you to register the component’s parameters by type. Indicate the X value and Y value (such as channels) for the registered parameter. Use the external controller to specify channels for “any.” For more information, refer to the “DME7 Remote Control Protocol Specifications.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 • button Enable you to navigate pages back and forth. • Menu options that appear when you click the [ ] menu or right-click in the dialog box ◦ Find Opens the component editor for the parameter or meter on the currently-selected row. ◦ Cut Cuts the currently-selected row. ◦ Copy Copies the currently-selected row. ◦ Paste Pastes the copied row. ◦ Insert Inserts the copied row. ◦ Delete Deletes the currently-selected row.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 ■“Search” dialog box for searching the list Use this when you want to search within the list of the “Remote Control Setup List” dialog box. • [Look In:] list box Selects the location to search. • [Search for:] text box / list box A list box appears if you selected [FUNCTION] in the [Look In:] list box; otherwise, a text box appears. Select the item to search, or enter text. • [Search All] button Searches the list for the specified conditions, and shows the results below.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.15.3. "SD Card File Manager" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [SD Card File Manager] from the [Tools] button in the “Device” sheet. This dialog box enables you to register a file you wish to play with the SD Card component. The list in this dialog box is also used to play files via the DCP or GPI. • [Edit]button Click this button to open the “SD Card File Settings” dialog box. • Menu button Click this button to open the following context menu.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 ◦ File/Folder Indicates the file name or folder name. ◦ Play Mode Indicates the specified Play Mode. ◦ Go to the top Indicates the setting that was specified in the [Go to the top when playback stops] check box. ◦ Interval Indicates the interval time. • Up and down arrow buttons Change the position of the currently-selected row. • [OK] button Saves the settings and closes the dialog box. • [Cancel] button Closes the dialog box without saving the changes.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 • If [Play all songs in a folder] is selected The following folder formats can be shown. ◦ (folder name) ◦ blank - Only first-level folders are valid. - If the folder name is blank, all the files that exist in the root level of the SD memory card will be played (folders below the root level will not be included). • [Browse] button When you click this, a screen will appear, allowing you to select the file or folder to be played. If you choose [Play 1 song], select a file.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.15.4. "GPI" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [GPI] from the [Tools] button in the “Device” sheet. GPI stands for General Purpose Interface. By using the GPI input/output, you can remotely control the DME7 via custom-made controllers or external devices. A controller that is connected to the GPI input connector can be used to switch snapshots on the DME7 or to control the parameters of components.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 • [Cancel] button Discards the setting and closes the dialog box. • Function Indicates the function assigned to the corresponding port. • Parameter Indicates the parameter assigned to the corresponding port. ■ Registering a parameter or snapshot Drag and drop a snapshot or parameter to the green area. The Function column will automatically indicate the name of the corresponding function.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 Settings dialog box Function • [SD Play] ◦ SD Song Select & Play Plays the file specified in the “SD Card File Manager” dialog box. ◦ SD Song Pause Stops playing the file. • [Snapshot Recall] Recalls the snapshot. • [Parameter] Enables you to edit the assigned parameter. You can edit the assigned parameter within the specified range. Click the Lower Limit or Upper Limit field to display the operator. You can set the assigned parameter to a specified value.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 In this mode, the unit will operate as follows. ▪ The unit recalls the snapshot that was specified for [Emergency Recall] which can be accessed from [Parameter Sets]. When Emergency mode is cleared, the device returns to the status obtained prior to recall. ▪ Operations from an external controller such as a DCP will no longer be received. ▪ The unit will be taken offline from ProVisioniare Design.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 • The threshold value at which on/off switching will occur will be the middle value between the maximum and minimum input voltage values (the value equal to the sum of the maximum and minimum values divided by two). To prevent malfunctions, you should allow plenty of room for detection (see “GPI Calibration” dialog box). • If the voltage has dropped because of cable length or noise, use the “GPI Calibration” dialog box to adjust the maximum and minimum input voltage values.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 • The function will turn on when the input voltage to GPI IN rises above the center voltage, and will turn off when it falls below the center voltage. 【 Low Active】 You can select this option if one of the following functions was assigned. • Device Mute • GPI Lock • The function will turn off when the input voltage to GPI IN rises above the center voltage, and will turn on when it falls below the center voltage.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 • The assigned function will be executed if the input voltage to the [GPI IN] connector falls from above to below the middle voltage value. ■ GPI Output dialog box • [Active]button、[InActive]button Press this button while the device is online to output at the GPI output a test signal according to the Output Type setting. For more information, refer to the explanation in the Output Type section.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 • [GPI Lock] The GPI Lock status will be output at the [GPI OUT] connector. • [Alert] The command will be output at the [GPI OUT] connector when a specified alert occurs. ■ Output Type Connection examples using the [GPI OUT] connector • [OUTPUT TYPE] allows the following settings. • ◦ Closed ◦ Open ◦ Pulse ◦ Pulse Inv. Closed When the selected [Function] state occurs, the contact will be closed.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 • Pulse Inv. If the [Direction] is [Upward], the contact will change from closed to open for approximately 250 ms when the selected [Function] state occurs. If [Parameter Value Edit] is selected, the contact will change from closed to open for approximately 250 ms when the value exceeds the threshold. If the [Direction] is [Downward], the contact will change from closed to open for approximately 250 ms when the selected [Function] state is cleared.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.15.5. "MIDI" dialog box To open this dialog box, click [MIDI] from the [Tools] button in the “Device” sheet. You can control the DME7 via MIDI. You can also control the setting from the DME7. In addition, you can edit the settings while the device is online. ■ Assigning items to the list You can assign items to the list using one of the following methods.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 If ECHO is [ON], any Program Change messages that are received from an external device will be output unchanged. ◦ Control Change Enables you to turn on or off the Control Change TX (transmit channel) and Rx (receive channel). If OMNI is [ON], all Control Change messages will be received regardless of the receive channel setting. (This applies only to the receive channels. A single channel will be used for transmission.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 ■ [Control Change] Tab Assigns components to control change for each DME. You can change DME parameters by sending control change messages from external equipment. You can assign to control change numbers 1-31, 33-95, and 102-119. Because control change numbers 0 and 32 are used for bank select MSB, numbers 96-101 are RPN/NRPN related, and 120-127 are used for mode messages, they cannot be used for component assignment.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 13.16. Message List Messages displayed on the DME7 display and countermeasures are as follows. Data ID Data Name 30002 EXT TEMP Limit - Environmental temperature exceeded device upper limit. Please check air flow. - 30009 FAN - FAN rotation speed out of control. Please check that fan rotation is not obstructed by some external impediment. FAN stopped. Please contact Yamaha service personnel. - FAN will soon reach end of expected lifespan.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 Data ID Data Name 30033 Dante Module Error - - 30034 No Dante Connection - No network is connected to the Dante port. Please check the Dante connection. - Wrong Dante Clock - Dante word clock settings are wrong. Please check the settings. - - - 30037 30038 Muted - Dante Clock Err. Message [Normal] - Message [Warning] Message [Error] - Muted due to incorrect Dante word clock settings. Please check Dante word clock settings.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 Data ID Data Name 30053 Scene/Snapshot Recall 30056 30057 30058 Message [Normal] Scene/Snapshot recall performed. PSU Switched Over - Dante Link 100Mbps - Sub Module Error - Message [Warning] Message [Error] Message [Fault] - - - Either Redundant Power Supply "A" or "B" failed. Please check power cables and source. - - Dante link speed is less than Gigabit. Try plugging into a different network switch or a different port.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 Data ID Data Name 30064 IP Address Released 30065 Message [Normal] Message [Warning] Message [Error] Message [Fault] IP address assigned by DHCP server is released. - Internal Network Error - - Unable to establish connection with internal sub module due to incorrect network address. 30066 Dante (TX) Overflow - - Dante Audio Flow Resource (TX) exceeded. Please re-design Dante patch to match Dante Flow resources.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 Data ID 30070 Data Name Message [Normal] DCP Configuration Error Message [Warning] - Message [Error] Message [Fault] Unable to communicate with connected DCPs correctly. Please check if 1) Panel ID’s are correctly set 2) Pre-configured DCP type and real DCP type connected by wire is identical. 30071 DSP Resource Overflow - - The resource for audio signal processing is unexpectedly overflowed, which might cause audible noise.
13. Audio Processors : DME7 Data ID Data Name 30077 Setting Data Corrupted/Lost - - Corrupted data/file is detected. 30078 Storage Full - - Storage Full. - 30079 Unsupported File System - - The storage drive is formatted with unsupported file system type. Please re-format the storage to a supported format. - 30080 Removable Drive Mounted Removal drive has been mounted to device. - - 30081 Removable Drive Unmounted Removal drive has been unmounted from device.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.1. Overview The MTX3/MTX5-D is a processor optimized for small- to mid-size installations in stores or banquet halls. For details, please refer to the user’s manual for the equipment. 14.2. "Project" sheet This is the sheet on which devices are placed. When placing devices, the Settings screen shown below is displayed. • Number of Devices Selects the number of MTX units placed on the device sheet.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.2.2. "Properties" area Displays/edits the MTX series information. • Remote Control Here you can check the port numbers for connecting an external controller, or make settings for connecting an external controller to RS-232C. The [Remote Control] dialog is displayed from the clicked. , which is displayed when the property Value field is ◦ [Network IP PORT No.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 ◦ [OK] button Saves the settings and closes the dialog box. ◦ [Cancel] button Closes the dialog box without saving the changes. • DCP Select the DCP that has been connected to the DCP port. The [DCP] dialog is displayed from the For details, refer to the "DCP" chapter. , which is displayed when the property Value field is clicked. • PGM1 (MTX5-D only) Specify the Unit ID for the PGM1 that is controlling the MTX5-D.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.3. Device sheet screen configuration When the MTX series device sheet is opened, the "Presets" area and the "Bird’s Eye view" will be displayed. ① Tool buttons Frequently-used commands are provided here as buttons. ② "Presets" area Multiple parameter settings can be stored as presets. ③ Bird’s Eye view This shows an overview of the sheet.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.4. Tool buttons Frequently-used commands are provided here as buttons. Button Command Summary MTX Configuration The MTX I/O settings, such as input port and output channel, matrix bus, etc., are specified for each device. This command cannot be selected on the Project screen. Tools [SD Card File Manager] Registers files to be played using the SD Card component.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.5. "Presets" area This area can be used to store (save) parameter values as presets. By recalling a preset, the parameters can be deployed as the current value (current parameter). Presets can be recalled using the device’s front panel. • [Store] button Stores the preset in the selected location. • [Recall] button Recalls the selected preset. • [Clear] button Clears the selected preset. • [Recall settings] button Opens the "Recall Settings" dialog.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 【Recall】 • Power on Default Sets the preset to be recalled when the power supply for the main unit is turned on. Pressing the Set button in the [Power on Default] dialog sets the currently selected preset. When no preset has been set, the device starts in the state it was in when it was previously powered off. To cancel, select Clear in the [Power on Default] dialog.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.6. Context menus 14.6.1. MTX5-D sheet/MTX3 sheet When you right-click on a location with no object in the MTX series, the following context menu will be displayed. Menu Content [Close All Editor Windows] Closes all editors. 14.6.2. Components/in the MTX series/component editor When you right-click on any location other than the component’s operator or component, the following context menu will be displayed (some items may be omitted).
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.7. Dialog box 14.7.1. "MTX Configuration" dialog box Click on the [MTX Configuration] tool button in the device sheet to open this. Here you can specify input/output settings, such as MTX input ports, output channels, and matrix buses. Since these settings are not included in a preset, they cannot be changed via the Preset Recall function. • [INPUT] tab In this tab, you can make settings related to inputs.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 • [Advanced Settings] button The “Advanced Settings” dialog box will appear. • [OK] button Saves the settings and closes the dialog box. • [Cancel] button Discards the settings and closes the dialog box. “Advanced Settings” dialog box Here you can specify the Matirx Mixer compoent’s pan mode (PAN or Blend). The [MATRIX BUS SETUP] setting can be specified only for STEREO channels.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.7.2. "SD Card File Manager" dialog box Click the [Tools] button on the device sheet and then click [SD Card File Manager] to open this. Registers files to be played using the SD Card component. This list is used for file playback via DCP, GPI, etc. For details, refer to the DME7 chapter.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.7.3. "Scheduler" dialog box Click the [Tools] button on the device sheet and then click [Scheduler] to open this. You can switch presets or play back a song or sound effect from an SD memory card at a previously specified date and time. Each such setting is called an “Event. Switching background music by time period Here’s how you could switch the type of background music according to the time period, for example in a commercial establishment.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 You can assign up to 50 events and 50 exceptions. • [Month] button/[Day] button Switch the calendar between month or day views. Month view Day view ◦ In the calendar, double-click the date you want; the “Add Event” dialog box will appear, letting you add an event. ◦ Events other than repeating events can be moved by dragging and dropping them (in the month display you can move between days, and in the day display you can move between hours).
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 • Event Control ◦ [Add] button The “Add Event” dialog box will appear. Here you can add an event. ◦ [Edit] button The “Edit Event” dialog box will appear. Here you can edit the contents of the currently selected event. If no event is selected, the button is dimmed. ◦ [Clear] button Deletes the currently selected event. If no event is selected, the button is dimmed. ◦ [All Clear] button Deletes all registered events.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 “Add Event” dialog box / “Edit Event” dialog box ● Event Name Enter the name of the event. ● Event Operation [Type] box Choose the operation that will be executed when the event occurs. In the “Recall Settings” dialog box operations such as GPI Out or SD Song Select & Play can be included in the preset.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 An audio message saved on the SD memory card will be played for the specified broadcast destination (ZONE). ● Settings The contents will change depending on the event you chose in [Type] box. • If you chose Preset Recall Select the preset that you want to recall. • If you chose GPI Out Sets the state of the GPI OUT connector when an event is triggered. The setting method is the same as for [GPI Out] in the “Recall Settings” dialog box.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 This indicates the selected message file. • [Browse] button When you click this, a screen will appear, allowing you to select a message file. • [Zone]/[Zone Group] These specify the Zone(s) and Zone Group(s) to which the broadcast is made. Multiple selections are possible for each. • [All On]/[All Off] button Clicking these buttons turns all Zones or Zone Groups on or off.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 ◦ If the event frequency is [Monthly] If [Day of the Week] is on, the event will occur each month at the date and time specified by “1st/2nd/3rd/4th,” “day of the week,” and [Time]. If [Day of the Week] is off, the event will occur each month on the day selected in the calendar (shown in [Date]) at the time selected in [Time]. ◦ If the event frequency is [Weekly] The event will occur each week on the selected day of the week at the time specified by [Time].
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 ■ “Event Exception” dialog box Here you can specify a date and time for which, as an exception, the repeating event will not occur. The items that you can specify will depend on the frequency of the event. Example) - Don’t play background music on Wednesday, when the establishment is closed. - Play special background music only for the event that occurs on the third Sunday of every month.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.7.4. "GPI" dialog box Click the [Tools] button on the device sheet and then click [GPI Input] or [GPI Output] to open this. The use of the GPI functions is identical to the DME7, but the parameters that can be assigned with FUNCTION are different. ■ [GPI Input] "Settings" dialog box For details of Input Type, refer to the DME7 GPI section.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 Sets the parameter channel. ◦ [Input Type] Specifies how the input voltage to GPI IN will be applied to the parameter. You can choose [High Active], [Low Active], [Rising Edge], or [Falling Edge]. • [MTX Send ON] The input voltage to the [GPI IN] connector will control the send on/off of the channel. Select one of the following parameter types, and then make the appropriate setting.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 • [External Event] Input voltage to the [GPI IN] connector will trigger the output of the commands specified in the “External Events” dialog box. ◦ [Parameter1] Select the name of the event to be executed. ◦ [Input Type] Specifies how the input voltage to GPI IN will be applied to the parameter. You can choose [High Active], [Low Active], [Rising Edge], or [Falling Edge].
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 Use [Upper Limit] and [Lower Limit] to specify the range in which the level can be varied. By using [Parameter Range] you can limit the range in which the user can control the volume. For example you can use this to specify the maximum volume of background music, or use a controller to make fine volume adjustments in a narrow range of –6 dB – +6 dB. • [MTX Send Level] The input voltage to the [GPI IN] connector will control the send level of the channel.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 ◦ Input Ch Mute Group ◦ ZONE Out Mute Group ◦ [Parameter1] Specify the channel that will control the on/off setting of the parameter. ◦ [Output Type] Specifies how output will occur from the [GPI OUT] connector. You can choose [Closed],[Open],[Pulse],[Puse Inv.] or [Falling Edge]. • [MTX Send On] Send on/off operations will control the GPI Output. Select one of the following parameter types, and then make the appropriate setting.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 ◦ ZONE Out DCA Group ◦ [Parameter1] Specify the channel that will be used to control the [GPI OUT] connector. ◦ [Output Type] Specifies how output will occur from the [GPI OUT] connector. • [MTX Send Level] You can use this to fader-start a CD player, or to light an indicator when high volume occurs. Select one of the following parameter types, and then make the appropriate setting.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.7.5. “External Events” dialog box Click the [Tools] button on the device sheet and then click [External Events…] to open this. Here you can make settings for a command that will be transmitted to the network to which the Dante connector or NETWORK connector is connected. This command can be triggered by recalling a preset on the MTX; or by input from GPI IN; or by operation of an external device such as a DCP unit.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 • [Test - On]/[Test – Off] button ProVisionaire Design will directly transmit commands specified in the “Controlled Device” table in numerical order. If [1shot] has been selected in the [Command Type] list box, the [Test - Off] button will be disabled. You can execute command transmission on-line or off-line. • “Controlled Device” table Specify information for the device that will receive commands.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 • [ASCII]/[Hex] text box The upper text box name will be ASCII or Hex, depending on the selection of the [ASCII to Hex]/[Hex to ASCII] radio buttons. Click the [Convert] button to display the conversion result in the lower text box. • [Reset] button Erases the contents in the [ASCII]/[Hex] text boxes. • [To Command] button Displays the hexadecimal command (that has been converted from the text string) in the Command text box.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.7.6. "Recall Settings" dialog box Click on [Recall Settings] in the "Presets" area of the device sheet to open this. Configures settings related to the DCP library and External Event that are recalled at the same time when a preset is recalled. • DCP Library Selects the DCP library to be recalled at the same time when a preset is recalled. • External Event Selects the Event to be output at the same time when a preset is recalled.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 There will be no change in the output. Use this setting if a different function is assigned to GPI OUT and you don’t want that function to be affected by preset recall. • SD Song Select & Play ◦ Pause Stops the file being played at the same time as preset recall. ◦ Play Plays the specified file at the same time as preset recall. Specifies the index number of the list in the "SD Card File Manager" dialog box.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.7.7. "Recall Filter" dialog box Click on [Recall Filter] in the "Presets" area of the device sheet to open this. Here you can specify which parameters will be recalled when you recall a preset. For example if the input/output levels do not change for any of the presets, you can exclude the INPUT LEVEL and OUTPUT LEVEL from recall, so that the level settings can stay the same without your having to re-specify the levels for each preset.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 • [Fx1]/[Fx2] button If these buttons are on, the effect type and the following settings will be recalled. ◦ Send level from the input channel to the effect bus, send on/off ◦ Effect return level, on/off (mute) ◦ Effect return name • [DCA] button (INPUT side) If this is on, the following settings will be recalled.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 • [OUT PATCH] button If this is on, the output patch settings and output channel names will be recalled. • [OUT PORT] button If this is on, the output port’s output gain and polarity settings will be recalled. • [EXT. I/O YDIF] button If this is on, settings for the audio that is output from the MTX to YDIF when in Distribution mode will be recalled.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.7.8. “Sampling Rate Converter” dialog box Click to open "Sample Rate Converter" in the context menu of the "Slot In" or "Slot Out" component editor. Here you can turn on/off the SRC (Sampling Rate Converter) of the MY4-AEC or MY8-AE96S that is installed in the device’s slot, and specify the word clock setting of the output. • [ON] button Switches the SRC on/off. The button also shows the on/off status.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.8. Alert list The alerts generated by MTX5-D/MTX3 units, and their significance and the appropriate actions, are listed below. If the problem is not solved, please contact your Yamaha dealer. Alert number Meaning Response 01–09 The device has not started up correctly. Turn the power off, then turn on after waiting at least 6 seconds. If this does not solve the problem, please initialize the memory. Should this also fails, contact your Yamaha dealer.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 Alert number Meaning Response 24 The digital signal being input to the slot is not synchronized to the word clock of this device. Either input a signal that is synchronized, or specify the slot as the word clock leader. 25 The digital signal being input to the slot is not continuously synchronized to the word clock of this device. 26 The digital signal being input to the Dante connector is not synchronized to the word clock of this device.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 Alert number Meaning Response 58 Unable to play the specified file or folder in the SD player. Verify that the specified audio file or folder exists in the SD memory card. There must be at least one playable audio file in the specified folder. 60 A preset recall attempt has failed. Initialize the memory of the device. If this does not solve the problem, contact your Yamaha dealer.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.9. Component editors When you double-click a component in the device sheet, the component editor opens. Here we explain the MTX series-specific component editor. For details about other components, refer to the "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide" . Numbe Component name r Displays the settings related to "Analog In" component editor the [INPUT] terminal input and the level of the audio signal being input.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 Numbe Component name r Slot In(MTX5-D only) Details Link Displays the audio signal level being input from the Mini-YGDAI “MY4-AEC” component editor card. Right-click the [Slot in] or [Slot Out] component, select the "MiniYGDAI Card" in the context menu and then select the MY4-AEC card “MY4-AEC ” component will be displayed. ⑥ DCP Sets the DCP control panel. Input Patch Assigns the input source to an input channel.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 Numbe Component name r ㉒ ㉓ ㉔ ㉕ Details Link Output Ch Performs signal processing on the output channel. "Output CH" component editor Output Fader Adjusts the level of the output channel. Post on Input Fader The output signal from ⑩ [Input Fader] or ⑫ [Dugan Automixer]. Post on Zone Out The output signal from ⑳ [Zone Out Fader]. Output Patch Assigns output signals to the various types of output terminals.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.9.1. "Analog In" component editor Here you can make settings to the HA (head amp) of the [INPUT] jack, and view the levels of the audio signals that are being input. ① Channel index Indicates the analog input jack number. ② Level meter Indicates the analog input level. ③ [GAIN] knob Adjusts the analog gain of the HA (head amp). ④ [+48V] button Turns the HA phantom power (+48V) on/off. Notice Be sure to leave this button off if you do not need phantom power.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.9.2. “MY4-AEC” component editor Right-click the [Slot in] or [Slot Out] component (MTX5-D only), select the "Mini-YGDAI Card" in the context menu and then select the MY4-AEC card “MY4-AEC ” component will be displayed. In this screen you can make settings for the signals of the MY4-AEC. In a teleconferencing system, the local and remote environments are respectively called the Nearend and Farend.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 From Far-end Input signals from the remote location (the other party) Far-end Voice Signals from the remote location reproduced by the speakers of the local location (your side) Near-end Mic. Input signals from local mics Near-end Voice Signals from local mics reproduced by local speakers To Far-end Echo-cancelled signals of local mics sent to the remote location ■ “To Far-end” screen In this screen you can make echo-cancel settings for the mics.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 mic so as to minimize this level. ⑤ [Effect] list box Specifies the amount of echo cancellation. Higher numeric values allow more echoes to be cancelled. However, the audio quality will decrease correspondingly, so you should consider the balance between these factors as you make the adjustment. ⑥ [NR] button These are on/off switches for the noise reduction function which removes steady-state noise such as produced by a projector or air conditioner in the local location.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 ■ “Near-end Voice” screen In this screen you can make settings for the FBS (Feed Back Suppressor) that is built into the MY4-AEC. ① FBS[ON] button This turns the feedback suppressor function on/off. The FBS of the MY4-AEC uses the dynamic method of finding the constantly changing feedback points and updating the filter settings accordingly. This is reset when the MTX5-D is powered-off, and will return to a state in which no notch filter is inserted.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 ■ “Mic” screen When using a mic equipped with a PTT (Push To Talk) switch, a small amount of noise may be heard while the PTT switch is off. If this noise is input to the AEC, the AEC will mistakenly learn the noise, causing an echo when the PTT switch is turned on to resume speaking. In this screen you can make settings and specify the type of mic to prevent this from occurring.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.9.3. "Input CH" component editor This screen performs input channel signal processing. "Polarity," "HPF/EQ," "Gate," "Comp," "FBS," and "AGC" signal processing is performed. ●Screen selection When you click on a button, you will switch to the setting screen. For details about adjusting each parameter in the component/editor, refer to the "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide" .
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14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.9.4. "Insert" component editor This button displays a screen where you can edit the insert on/off setting eight channels at a time. If this is on, the audio signal will be sent from POST ON to the Mini-YGDAI card installed in [SLOT]. If no Mini-YGDAI card is installed, or if the installed Mini-YGDAI card does not support insertion, there will be no audio output if this is turned on.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.9.5. "Zone" component editor In this screen you can specify settings for the PGM1, and how input signal priority will control output signals. When you click on a button, you will switch to the setting screen. • [Paging] Displays the "Paging" component editor for configuring the PGM1 paging station microphone. • [2nd Priority Ducker] [1st Priority Ducker] Displays the "Priority Ducker" component editor. • [ANC] Displays the "Ambient Noise Compensator" component editor.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 ■ "Paging" component editor (MTX5-D only) In this screen you can make settings for the PGM1 paging station microphone. Paging refers to the function of broadcasting an announcement. For the workflow of making settings, refer to the “MTX Setup Manual.” The SD messages referred to here are standard-format announcements saved on the SD card of the MTX. ① Paging[ON] button Turns the paging function on/off.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 • [RANGE] knob Specifies the Program value while the chime is sounding or while the PGM1 is broadcasting. • [ATTACK] knob Specifies the time from when the PGM1’s PTT turns on until the program decreases to the RANGE value. • [RELEASE] knob Specifies the time from when the broadcast or the closing chime finishes playing until the program returns to its original level. ■ "ZONE GROUP" editor ① Zone name Indicates the zone name. ② Group name Indicates the group name.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 ③ ZONE GROUP matrix Specify a zone group if you want a single zone/message select button of a PGM1/PGX1 to broadcast to multiple zones. Click on the matrix to select Zones to add to the Zone Group. You can specify up to 24 zone groups. ④ [CLEAR] button Clears the ZONE GROUP that had been set. ■ "PGM1/PGX1" editor Here you can make assignments for the zone/message select buttons of the PGM1 and PGX1, and make settings for the PTT button.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 group. ◦ [SD Message] Selects the file of the SD card to play. ◦ [All Zone Off] De-selects all zones/zone groups. This does not affect the selection status for the zones/zone groups of other PGM1/PGX1 units. ◦ [All Zone On/Off] Selects/de-selects all zones/zone groups. This does not affect the selection status for the zones/zone groups of other PGM1/PGX1 units. The zone/message indicator is lit when broadcast is possible to all zones/zone groups.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 If this is selected, paging broadcast will be possible only for the 1st Priority PGM1 when the MTX is in emergency mode. • Paging Device Group ◦ [Opening Chime]/[Closing Chime] check boxes If these check boxes are selected, you can make settings for the opening chime and/ or closing chime. Click the button at right to specify the chime file that will play. This setting is shared by the PGM1 (Paging Device Group) units that are connected to the same MTX.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 ■ "Ambient Noise Compensator" component editor In this editor you can make settings for the “Ambient Noise Compensator” (subsequently called “ANC”). ANC is a function that boosts or attenuates the output signal from the MTX according to the level that is being input via an ambient noise detection mic.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.9.6. "Output CH" component editor This screen performs output channel signal processing. This performs the "Delay," Room EQ," and "Speaker Processor" signal processing. ●Screen selection When you click on a button, you will switch to the setting screen. For details about adjusting each parameter in the component editor, refer to the "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide" .
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14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.9.7. "Pilot Tone" component editor You can make settings to specify whether a pilot tone is output from digital output. When the PILOT TONE [ON] button is turned on, the pilot tone is set to the YDIF or Dante output channel that has been assigned to pilot tone output. ① PILOT TONE[ON] button Sets the ON/OFF status of the pilot tone function. If OFF, the pilot tone will not be sent even if the ”YDIF” or "DANTE” is set to ON. ② Freq.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.9.8. "Analog Out" component editor Here you can make settings for the [OUTPUT] jack outputs, and view the levels of the audio signals that are being output. ① Channel index Indicates the analog output jack number. ② Level meter Indicates the analog output level. ③ [GAIN]knob Adjusts the output gain. ④ [INV] button Switches the polarity of the output signal.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.9.9. "Slot Out" component editor Here you can make settings for the Mini-YGDAI card outputs, and view the levels of the audio signals that are being output. ① Channel index Indicates the output jack number. ② Level meter Indicates the output level. ③ [GAIN] knob Adjusts the output gain. ④ [INV] button Switches the polarity of the output signal.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.9.10. "DCA Groups"/"Mute Groups" component editor This is a component editor to control the level and mute for multiple channels at the same time. These component editors can register 8 groups for the DCA group and mute group for the input channels and 8 groups for the DCA group and mute group for the ZONE output. In the DCA groups, the input level or output level of multiple channels can be controlled simultaneously with a single knob.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 ② Assignment channel matrix This matrix lets you assign channels to DCA groups. The group names are shown on the vertical axis, and the names of the channels that can be assigned are shown on the horizontal axis. Click an intersection to assign a channel to a group. ③ [Level]knob Adjust the level of each DCA group.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 14.10. Workflow for paging settings Up to four PGM1 units can be connected to one MTX5-D unit. One PGM1 becomes the 1st Priority Mic and can be broadcast with priority over other PGM1s. Here’s an example of connecting four PGM1 units to the MTX5-D. The mic that has higher broadcast priority than the other mics is called the 1st Priority Mic (Unit ID = 60). Patch its output to the MTX5-D’s Dante Input 1Ch.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 4. Open the MTX5-D’s “Input Patch” component editor. Assign D1 to Input Channel 1. Assign D2-D4 to input channels 2-4 in the same way. 5. Open the MTX5-D’s “ZONE” component -→ “Paging” component editor. Select “CH1:CH1” for 1st Mic of PAGING SOURCE. Select others as well. 6. Assign functions to buttons in the "PGM1/PGX1" editor that appears when you click the [Settings] button.
14. Audio Processors : MTX5-D/MTX3 The initial setting of PGM1 Properties -→ Utilities -→ Unlatch Enable is "OFF". The following procedure is required to change the Unlatch Enable setting and reflect it in PGM1. 1. Install Bonjour Print Service on your computer so that ProVisionaire Design can find PGM1. 2. Place PGM1 on the "Project" sheet. Specify the Unit ID set in "3" when placing. The settings will be reflected when synchronizing.
15. MTX I/O Expanders : EXi8 / Exo8 15. MTX I/O Expanders : EXi8 / Exo8 15.1. Overview These are the MTX series input expander AD converter (EXi8) and the output expander DA converter (EXo8). The EXi8 converts 8-channel mic/line signals to YDIF and sends them digitally to MTX series devices. The EXo8 receives audio from MTX series devices in YDIF format and outputs an 8-channel analog signal. 15.2. "Project" sheet This is the sheet on which devices are placed.
15. MTX I/O Expanders : EXi8 / Exo8 15.3. Editor Double clicking the EXi8 on the Project sheet will open the [EXi8] editor. • [+48V] button Switches the HA phantom power supply (+48 V) ON and OFF. NOTE If the phantom power supply is not required, turn this button OFF. If the phantom power supply is turned ON, please note the following to prevent damage or noise to the main unit/external devices. • When connecting a device that is not phantom power compatible to an [INPUT] terminal, turn the button OFF.
15. MTX I/O Expanders : EXi8 / Exo8 Double clicking the EXo8 on the Project sheet will open the [EXo8] editor. • YDIF In Assigns the signal that is input from YDIF In to a channel. • Gain Adjusts the output gain. • [ON] button Switches the output channel ON and OFF. • INV button Switches the output signal polarity.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.1. Overview By combining the powerful 20×8 input matrix functions of the PC-D/DI series amplifiers with Dante I/O, the versatility of any system can be dramatically increased.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.2.1. PC-D and speaker connections If you drag and drop speakers from the Devices area, any speaker can be added to the Project sheet. When you connect an amp and speaker, and double click on the speaker, the Speaker Editor is displayed. The Speaker Editor allows you to control the parameters of the power amplifier from which you are connecting. For details, refer to "Speaker Editor / Multi Speaker Editor." 16.2.2.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.2.3. Speaker Editor / Multiple Speaker Editor When a speaker is connected to a PC-series device via a wire, the parameters of the PC-series device’s speaker processor are shown for each individual speaker. When you double-click a speaker or right-click and choose [Open Speaker Editor] from the context menu, the Speaker Editor opens.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.3. "Tuning" sheet For the sheet details, please refer to the "Tuning" sheet. 16.3.1. Link group editor This appears when you double-click a link group on the "Tuning" sheet in which a channel of a PC-series unit is registered, or when you right-click and choose [Open Link Group Editor]. • [SOLO] button When online, this is enabled if the tool bar’s [Solo Mode] button is on.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.3.2. [User EQ/Volume] tab Here you can make collective adjustments to the User EQ and volume of the channels registered in the group. Use the Master fader to control the volume. The "Volume" master fader collectively applies a relative adjustment to the volume of the channels registered in the group. For details, refer to "User EQ/User Delay" component editor.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series This will light if the limiter of the PC unit itself is operating. ◦ Master fader Applies a relative adjustment to the volumes within the link group. The adjustable range is shown above and below in gray. When you right-click the fader and choose [Match Values], the members of the link group are set to the same volume value. ◦ ◦ button Raises the master fader by 3 dB. button Raises the master fader by 1 dB. ◦ [RESET] button Moves the master fader to the 0 position.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.3.3. [User Delay] tab Here you can collectively edit the User Delay of the "User EQ/User Delay" component editor for the linked jacks. For details, refer to "User EQ/User Delay" component editor. • LINK MAIN Here you can apply a relative adjustment to the delay time of the channels of the devices that are registered in this link group. ◦ Master fader Applies a relative adjustment to the delay times within the link group.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series Lowers the master fader by 0.3 ms. ◦ button Lowers the master fader by 3 ms. ◦ [ms] Indicates the value of the master fader in ms units. ◦ [meter]/[feet] list box Causes the display at left to show units of either meters or feet. This also switches the display for individual jacks.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.4. Device sheet screen configuration When the PC series device sheet is opened, the "Presets" area and the "Bird’s Eye view" will be displayed. When you double-click a component in the device sheet, the component editor opens. ① Presets area Multiple parameter settings can be stored as presets. ② Bird’s Eye view This shows an overview of the sheet.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.5. "Presets" area In this area you can store the settings of multiple parameters as a preset, or recall a stored preset to apply its parameters to the current settings. The parameters of the preset that is applied are called the "current parameters." If you want to recall presets for multiple units simultaneously, click the "Linked Presets Manager" dialog box . button, and make settings in the • [STORE] button This button stores a preset.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.5.1. "Store Preset" dialog box • [Name] Input the name of the preset. By default, this will be "Preset + preset number." You cannot enter a blank preset name. • [OK] button This stores the preset and closes the dialog box. • [Cancel] button This cancels the preset store operation, and closes the dialog box.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.6. Context Menu 16.6.1. "Tuning" sheet The following context menu appears when you right-click the "Tuning" sheet. Menu Content [Select All] [All Link Groups] Selects all link groups in the sheet. [Close All Editor Windows] Closes all editors. [Snap to Grid] If this is checked, objects are placed in alignment with the grid of the sheet. 16.6.2.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.6.4. "Link Groups" area The following context menu appears when you right-click an object in the "Link Groups" area. Menu Content [Find] If you right-clicked a device, this places the focus on that device in the link group, and opens the link group component editor. If you right-clicked a channel or a link group, this places the focus on the channel within the link group or on the link group, and opens the link group editor.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.7. Alert list The alerts generated by PC-series units, and their significance and the appropriate actions, are listed below. A single alert is shown when the event occurs. A continuing alert is shown when the event occurs and when it ends. If the problem is not solved, please contact a Yamaha service center listed at the end of the device’s operating manual.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series Nu Message mbe r Severity Content Action Single/Co ntinuing 21 Fault (at startup) The amp cannot start up because there is an abnormality in the amp output. It might be that the unit Single Amplifier Ch.* DC Output has malfunctioned. Contact a Yamaha service center. The amp was stopped because there is an abnormality in the amp output of the corresponding channel. 22 23 Amplifier Ch.* Overcurrent Error Amplifier Ch.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series Nu Message mbe r Severity Content 31 Fan * Error Fault The fan of the It might be that the unit Continuin corresponding number has has malfunctioned. g stopped rotating. Contact a Yamaha service center. 42 Input D* Change To 2nd Warning The Input Redundancy Backup function has switched the audio to the second priority circuit.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series Nu Message mbe r Severity Content Action Single/Co ntinuing 66 Warning In Redundant mode, the Dante Primary circuit is operating correctly, but the Secondary circuit is not If connection of the Secondary circuit is needed, check whether it may have malfunctioned. Continuin g Error Occurred At Secondary Port connected.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.8. Component editors When you double-click a component in the device sheet, the component editor opens. This section describes the PC series component editor, and the dialogs and windows that are closely associated with the components. For details about other components, refer to the "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide".
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series Numbe Component name r ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ Details Link --- Volume Adjusts the level of the output channel. User EQ/Delay Sets the output channel EQ/delay. "User EQ/User Delay" component editor Speaker Processor Sets the output channel speaker processor. "Speaker Processor" component editor Amplifier Set the amp output mode and impedance detector. "Amplifier" component editor DANTE OUT Shows the Dante output level.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.8.1. "Power" component editor Switches the power of the device, and indicates the electrical current value of the unit. This is available only when online. • Power ◦ [STANDBY]/[ON] buttons Switch the power between standby/on. ◦ [VOLTAGE] Indicates the voltage value of the power supply input. ◦ [CURRENT] Indicates the electrical current value of the device. • Device Mute [OFF]/[ON] buttons Switch the device’s Device Mute on/off.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.8.2. "Input Alignment" component editor This appears when you double-click the "DANTE IN" component or the "ANALOG IN" component. Here you can make settings for the input jacks, and view the levels of the audio signals that are being input. • Input level Indicates the level after it is compensated by TRIM and DELAY. • [TRIM] knob Compensates for level differences between input jacks. • [DELAY] knob Compensates for latency differences between input jacks.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.8.3. "User EQ/User Delay" component editor • EQ graph Shows a graph of the EQ effect. You can drag a control point to edit the parameters. • [Band Select] buttons If a button is selected, the current value is shown in "EQ," below. For bands whose "EQ" [BYPASS] button is on, the indicator below that [Band Select] button is lit. For details about other parameters, refer to the "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide".
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.8.4. "Speaker Processor" component editor 「PEAK LIMITER」/「RMS LIMITER」 This is not shown if the corresponding jack is set as a high-impedance connection such as 70V or 100V. • [ON] button Turns the limiter on/off. If the button is off, the limiter will be bypassed. • Gain Reduction indicator This will light when the threshold value is exceeded. • [Threshold] knob This specifies the threshold value at which the limiter applies, in terms of output power (W).
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series • [Impedance / Unit] knob Specifies the nominal impedance of the speaker. Even when connecting multiple speakers in parallel, specify this as the impedance of one unit. For other information, refer to the "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide".
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.8.5. "Amplifier" component editor • BRIDGE [ON] button If this is enabled, the amp will be in BRIDGE output mode. In BRIDGE mode, adjacent odd-numbered and even-numbered channels are bridge-connected to operate as a high-power amp. • CHANNEL SLEEP [ON] button If this is enabled, the amp of that channel will sleep. By putting unused channels to sleep, you can conserve electrical power and reduce excessively high temperatures.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series is determined that the speaker has malfunctioned, and the indicator will light. If the specified value is exceeded, it might be that the connection is open, such as due to a broken cable. ◦ IMPEDANCE [Low Threshold] knob/indicator Specifies the lower threshold of impedance that is measured. If the measurement drops below the specified value, it is determined that the speaker has malfunctioned, and the indicator will light.
16. Power Amplifiers : PC-series 16.8.6. "Speaker Out" component editor This shows the speaker output jack’s output voltage and output current. • [AMP PROTECT] indicator This will light if the protection function of the PC unit itself is operating. • [AMP LIMIT] indicator This will light if the limiter of the PC unit itself is operating. • [PEAK LIMIT] indicator This is lit if the peak limiter within the speaker processor of the PC unit is operating.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17.1. Overview The XMV series is a Class D power amplifier that offers high efficiency while also incorporating functions optimized for commercial spaces. In addition to analog inputs and outputs, the system is equipped with the newly developed "YDIF" digital audio format or "Dante" network audio.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17.2.1. "Properties" area "Input Source ＆ Redundancy" Here you can specify for each channel whether the input source to the XMV will be digital or analog. If the input source is specified as digital, you can specify that the input source will switch from digital to analog when a pilot tone or analog input is detected. Here we explain the screen for when the digital input is Dante.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series To specify the Dante patching, make settings in Dante Controller. ◦ [Active Redundant Mode] check box If this check box is selected, the redundancy function is enabled. The [Redundant Mode] list box determines the redundancy mode. If [Off] is selected, the redundancy function is disabled even if this check box is selected. ◦ [Analog] option button The signal is taken from the analog input jack of the corresponding channel.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17.3. Tuning Sheet 17.3.1. Link group editor This appears when you double-click a link group on the "Tuning" sheet in which a channel of a XMV-series unit is registered, or when you right-click and choose [Open Link Group Editor]. 17.3.2. "ATT" Here you can make collective adjustments to the attenuator of the channels registered in the group. Use the Main fader to control the attenuator.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series • [RESET] button Moves the main fader to the 0 position. • • button Lowers the main fader by 1 dB. button Lowers the main fader by 3 dB.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17.4. Device sheet screen configuration When you open the device sheet for an XMV-series device, the device sheet and the "Bird’s Eye view" appear. When you double-click a component in the device sheet, the component editor opens. ① Bird’s Eye view This shows an overview of the sheet.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17.5. Context Menu 17.5.1. "Tuning" sheet The following context menu appears when you right-click the "Tuning" sheet. Menu Content [Select All] [All Link Groups] Selects all link groups in the sheet. [Close All Editor Windows] Closes all editors. [Snap to Grid] If this is checked, objects are placed in alignment with the grid of the sheet. 17.5.2.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17.5.4. "Link Groups" area The following context menu appears when you right-click an object in the "Link Groups" area. Menu Content [Find] If you right-clicked a device, this places the focus on that device in the link group, and opens the link group component editor. If you right-clicked a channel or a link group, this places the focus on the channel within the link group or on the link group, and opens the link group editor.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17.6. Alert list The alerts generated by XMV-series units, and their significance and the appropriate actions, are listed below. A single alert is shown when the event occurs. A continuing alert is shown when the event occurs and when it ends. Some alerts and information are shown in ProVisionaire Design but not shown on the unit itself. If the problem is not solved, please contact a Yamaha service center listed at the end of the device’s operating manual.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series Numb Severity er Content Action Single/Contin uing 22 The digital signal being input to the [YDIF IN] connector is not synchronized to the word clock of this unit. Check whether the cable is Single Error connected correctly. Use a cable that meets the specifications. 23 Error The digital signal being input to the [YDIF IN] connector is not continuously synchronized to the word clock of this unit.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series Numb Severity er Content Action Single/Contin uing 103 Error The power supply has been shut down by the protection circuit. 104 Error 105 Fault The output was muted because a short was detected in speaker output jack [ch*]. 106 Warning The temperature of the amp section Lower the output level, since Single (heat sink) has changed, causing continuous high wattage output will the following speaker output status. cause high temperatures.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series Numb Severity er Content Action Single/Contin uing 219 Information The Power Amp Mode was changed. — Single 226 Information The Redundant Override function has operated, and channel * has switched to analog input.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17.7. Component editors When you double-click a component in the device sheet, the component editor opens. This section describes the XMV series component editor, and the dialogs and windows that are closely associated with the components. For details about other components, refer to the "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide"". Dante model No. Component name Details Link Power This sets the power supply standby/ON, mute, polarity, and attenuator.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series YDIF model Numbe Component name r Details Link Power This sets the power supply standby/ON, mute, polarity, and attenuator. "Power/ATT/Polarity" component editor ANALOG IN Sends the audio signal input from the analog input terminal. Redundancy Sets the pilot tone detection setting during Redundant mode. "Redundancy" component editor ATT This sets the power supply standby/ON, mute, polarity, and attenuator.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17.7.1. "Power/ATT/Polarity" component editor This appears when you double-click either a "Power" component, "ATT" component, or "Polarity" component. • [STANDBY]/[ON] buttons Switch the power between standby/on. • Channel index Indicates the speaker jack output channel. • [MUTE] button Switches mute on/off for the output channel. • [INVERT] button Switches the polarity of the output signal. • Attenuator Sets the XMV’s output attenuator value.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17.7.2. "Redundancy" component editor This appears when you double-click the "Redundancy" component. This is the component editor to use if you want to make settings while hearing the sound when the redundancy mode is "Backup." • "REDUNDANT MODE" This indicates the status of redundancy mode. • "PILOT TONE DETECTION" Here you can make settings for pilot tone detection. ◦ [Freq.[Hz]] knob Specifies the center frequency of the pilot tone.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17.7.3. "Speaker Out" component editor This shows the speaker output jack’s output voltage and output current. • [AMP PROTECT] indicator This will light if the protection function of the XMV unit itself is operating. • [AMP LIMIT] indicator This will light if the limiter of the XMV unit itself is operating. • [Voltage] meter Shows the output voltage as Peak. • [Current] meter Shows the output current as Peak.
17. Power Amplifiers : XMV-series 17.7.4. "YDIF Patch" component editor Selects the YDIF audio channel that will be input to each amplifier’s input channel.
18. I/O Interface : Rio3224-D2 / Rio1608-D2 18. I/O Interface : Rio3224-D2 / Rio1608-D2 18.1. Overview This is a Dante-compatible I/O rack for use in mixing systems. Input from analog terminals can be converted to Dante output, and Dante input can be converted to output to analog terminals. Because the Rio3224-D2 is equipped with 8-channel AES/EBU output, it can also convert Dante inputs to digital outputs (AES/EBU). 18.2.
18. I/O Interface : Rio3224-D2 / Rio1608-D2 18.3. Editor Double clicking a device on the Project sheet will directly open the editor. The Rio1608-D2 displays 16Ch, and the Rio3224-D2 displays 32Ch. • +48V ACTIVE Displays whether the phantom function of the device is enabled or disabled. • [+48V] button Switches the HA phantom power supply (+48 V) ON and OFF. When the device’s phantom function is enabled, the ON for this button is enabled.
19. I/O Interface : Tio1608-D 19. I/O Interface : Tio1608-D 19.1. Overview The Tio1608-D is a Dante-compatible I/O rack with 16 mic/line inputs and 8 line outputs. By using the Tio1608-D, the system can be easily expanded to build a stage box system with a maximum of 40 In/24 Out. 19.2. "Project" sheet When placing devices, the Settings screen shown below will be displayed. • Number of Devices Selects the number of Tio units placed on the device sheet.
19. I/O Interface : Tio1608-D 19.3. Editor Double clicking a device on the Project sheet will directly open the editor. The functions and method of use are the same as the [Rio] editor.
20. I/O Interface : RSio64-D 20. I/O Interface : RSio64-D 20.1. Overview This I/O rack can be utilized in a wide range of applications, including live sound, broadcasting, and recording, and features maximum 64 in/64 out Dante/Mini-YGDAI card conversion compatibility. The RSio64-D is an audio interface that can convert between Dante and Mini-YGDAI formats for up to 64 inputs and 64 outputs. 20.2. "Project" sheet When placing devices, the Settings screen shown below will be displayed.
20. I/O Interface : RSio64-D 20.3. Editor Double clicking a device on the Project sheet will directly open the editor. • [CARD NAME] Upper level Select the card you plan to install in the device. The "Select Card" dialog opens when you click it. Lower level Displays the card that is actually installed in the device. • IN/OUT PORT This indicates the number of input and output ports for the cards installed in slots 1 to 4. If no card is installed, “--” will appear.
20. I/O Interface : RSio64-D Red (lit) UNLOCK A valid clock is not being input from the card. If an external device is connected to the corresponding slot, input/output cannot occur correctly between that device and the RSio64-D. Red The frequency of the clock source selected by the WORD CLOCK select key is outside the range of operating frequencies of the card installed in the slot. Either set the frequency of the clock source to be within the operating range of the card, or turn SRC on.
20. I/O Interface : RSio64-D *2 In order to use MY8-AEB, set AE ⇔ RSVD switch to the RSVD position. *3 If you want to change the frequency of the Dante word clock, use Dante Controller. • [CURRENT PATTERN] button Displays the currently selected routing pattern on the RSio64-D. When you click on the button, the routing pattern details are displayed. • [Patch] button When you click the button, the edit window opens.
20. I/O Interface : RSio64-D User Pattern. When editing, please use the template as a basis. ◦ [CLEAR] button When you click this while User Pattern is selected, all of the patches will be cleared.
21. Powered Speakers : VXL1-16P 21. Powered Speakers : VXL1-16P 21.1. Overview This is a Dante powered speaker using a PoE power supply. 21.2. "Project" sheet When placing devices, the Settings screen shown below will be displayed. • Number of Devices Selects the number of VXL1-16P units placed on the device sheet. • Unit ID Starting From You can select the starting number for the device Unit IDs.
21. Powered Speakers : VXL1-16P 21.3. Device sheet screen configuration When the XL1-16P device sheet is opened, the device sheet and the "Bird’s Eye view" will be displayed. When you double-click a component in the device sheet, the component editor opens. ① Bird’s Eye view This shows an overview of the sheet.
21. Powered Speakers : VXL1-16P 21.4. Component editors When you double-click a component in the device sheet, the component editor opens. This section describes the VXL1-16P component editor, and the dialogs and windows that are closely associated with the components. For details about other components, refer to the "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide"." Numbe Component name r Displays the audio signal level for --the 2 channels input from the [Dante] terminal and adjusts the gain.
21. Powered Speakers : VXL1-16P Numbe Component name r ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ Details Link Delay Sets the output channel delay. "ProVisionaire Design DME7 Component Guide" Main Fader Adjusts the output level. --- Analog Out Outputs the analog output signal to the amplifier component.
22. Microphones : PGM1 22. Microphones : PGM1 22.1. Overview This is a paging microphone for use with the MTX series. A paging system can be created using the PGM1. Because the PGM1 settings are stored by the MTX, it is normally not necessary for ProVisionaire Design to discover the PGM1. When using ProVisionaire Design to change the IP address of the PGM1 or to perform a firmware update, please install Bonjour Print Service to allow ProVionaire Design to discover the PGM1. 22.2.
22. Microphones : PGM1 For system examples, refer to the "MTX Setup Manual." 22.3. "Properties" area • Utilities ◦ Unlatch Enable When this is ON, the PTT button is used to both latch and unlatch.
23. Microphones : RM-CG 23. Microphones : RM-CG 23.1. Overview This will be a fixed configuration ceiling microphone. To control "RM-CG," you must set an initial password for the device and log in. 23.2. "Project" sheet When placing devices, the Settings screen shown below will be displayed. • Number of Devices Selects the number of RM-CG units placed on the device sheet. • Unit ID Starting From You can select the starting number for the device Unit IDs.
23. Microphones : RM-CG 23.3. [System] menu Settings are made in RM Series Settings, which is displayed from the [System] menu on the menu bar. • RM Series Settings ◦ Sign Up Sets the initial password. ◦ Login Enters the password before controlling the device with ProVisionaire Design. ◦ Password Settings Changes the device password. ◦ Enable SCP remote control access Turn this on to control devices using ProVisionaire Design or a remote control.
23. Microphones : RM-CG Until you login, you will not be able to configure the settings using ProVisionaire Design. 23.5. "Properties" area For details, refer to the "RM-CG Reference Manual.
23. Microphones : RM-CG 23.6. Device sheet screen configuration When the RM-CG device sheet is opened, the device sheet and the "Bird’s Eye view" will be displayed. When you double-click a component in the device sheet, the component editor opens. ① Tool buttons Frequently-used commands are provided here as buttons. ② Bird’s Eye view This shows an overview of the sheet. 23.7. Tool buttons Frequently-used commands are provided here as buttons. Button Command Overview Mic Mute Mutes the microphone.
23. Microphones : RM-CG 23.8. Component editors When you double-click a component in the device sheet, the component editor opens. This section describes the RM-CG component editor, and the dialogs and windows that are closely associated with the components. Numbe Component name r Details Link Microphone Settings This adjusts the tracking speed and range and the automixer settings.
23. Microphones : RM-CG 23.8.1. "Microphone Settings" component editor The tracking speed and range can be checked/adjusted. The automixer settings can also be checked/changed. • Beam Tracking Speed Set the reaction time at which the beam follows the talker. ◦ Slow his setting increases the stability of volume changes, but slows the talker tracking. Select this mode when the volume changes frequently due to a room with long reverberation times. ◦ Fast Default setting.
23. Microphones : RM-CG The Ch.1 output signal uses all signal processing, and is optimized for conference audio. The Ch.2 output signal is optimized for applications that require linearly processed signals or low latency. • Tracking area The beam tracking range can be restricted to within a ±4 m (13.1 ft.) square. This is used to separate tracking areas in an environment with multiple RM-CGs, or to restrict the perimeter of a single RM-CG.
23. Microphones : RM-CG 23.8.2. "DSP Settings" component editor The following settings can also be checked/changed. • Input Gain This sets the input gain. • Adaptive echo canceller Select suppression strength of the echo canceller. ◦ Off: Select this to disable the internal echo canceller when using an external echo canceller of a conferencing application or an external device. ◦ Low: elect this setting to keep the original sound as much as possible and still suppress acoustic echo.
23. Microphones : RM-CG ◦ Off: No Dereverberation function. For use with external signal processing of a conference application or an external DSP. ◦ Low: Select this setting for minimal Dereverberation for rooms with good acoustics and low reverberation times. ◦ Medium: Default setting used for most rooms and is a good balance between Dereverberation and sound quality. ◦ High: Select this mode for maximum Dereverberation for rooms with poor acoustics and long reverberation times. (e.g.
23. Microphones : RM-CG 23.8.3. "Mute Settings" component editor Sets whether the mute status is displayed using the Status LED on the RM-CG/RM-TT main unit. • ON button When this is ON, mutes when the main unit is muted. • MUTE button This mutes each channel.
24. Microphones : RM-TT 24. Microphones : RM-TT 24.1. Overview This will be a fixed configuration tabletop microphone. To control "RM-TT," you must set an initial password for the device and log in. 24.2. "Project" sheet When placing devices, the Settings screen shown below will be displayed. • Number of Devices Selects the number of RM-TT units placed on the device sheet. • Unit ID Starting From You can select the starting number for the device Unit IDs.
24. Microphones : RM-TT 24.3. [System] menu Settings are made in RM Series Settings, which is displayed from the [System] menu on the menu bar. • RM Series Settings ◦ Sign Up Sets the initial password. ◦ Login Enters the password before controlling the device with ProVisionaire Design. ◦ Password Settings Changes the device password. ◦ Enable SCP remote control access Turn this on to control devices using ProVisionaire Design or a remote control.
24. Microphones : RM-TT Until you login, you will not be able to configure the settings using ProVisionaire Design. 24.5. "Properties" area For details, refer to the "RM-TT Reference Manual.
24. Microphones : RM-TT 24.6. Device sheet screen configuration When the RM-TT device sheet is opened, the device sheet and the "Bird’s Eye view" will be displayed. When you double-click a component in the device sheet, the component editor opens. ① Tool buttons Frequently-used commands are provided here as buttons. ② Bird’s Eye view This shows an overview of the sheet. 24.7. Tool buttons Frequently-used commands are provided here as buttons. Button Command Summary Mic Mute Mutes the microphone.
24. Microphones : RM-TT 24.8. Component editors When you double-click a component in the device sheet, the component editor opens. This section describes the RM-TT component editor, and the dialogs and windows that are closely associated with the components. Numbe Component name r ① ② Details Link Microphone Settings Sets the mute button operation and the mic’s directivity.
24. Microphones : RM-TT 24.8.1. "Microphone Settings" component editor The tracking speed and range can be checked/adjusted. The automixer settings can also be checked/changed. • Mute Button Behavior ◦ Toggle Mute on and off will be toggled by pressing the mute button. ◦ Push to talk Microphone will be muted unless the button is pressed and held. ◦ Disable Mute button on the device is disabled and mute status can only be changed externally (controller or different microphone in same group).
24. Microphones : RM-TT limited in vertical direction; the microphone focuses on voice sources horizontal to the microphone. ◦ Bidirectional Select this setting to cover two talker positions opposite (180°) from each other. When the microphone directivity is set to "Cardioid," "Supercardioid," or "Hypercardioid," the automixer settings can be checked/changed. • Enable mic channel Turns the microphone for the CH selected in Directivity ON or OFF.
25. External Device : Speakers 25. External Device : Speakers 25.1. Overview For speakers placed on the Project sheet, by connecting to a PC Series or other amplifier, the PC-D amplifier speaker processor can be opened. 25.2. "Project" sheet When placing the speaker, the Settings screen shown below is displayed. • Number of Devices Selects the number of speakers placed on the device sheet. • [4way/3way/2way/1way] option button Selects the speaker configuration.
25. External Device : Speakers 25.3. "Properties" area Displays/edits the speaker information. • Model When clicked, the button is displayed. When the [image] button is clicked, the dialog is displayed, and the selected speaker type can be changed. • Label Any text string can be displayed or edited for the speaker.
25. External Device : Speakers 25.4. "Recall Speaker Preset(s)" dialog box Here you can change the speaker library. This dialog box appears when you right-click a speaker that is connected to a PC-series device and choose [Recall Speaker Preset(s)]. • Library For each connector, indicates the library item that is specified. Immediately after the dialog box appears, the default library item is shown. • [LIST] button Selects and shows library items.
26. DCP 26. DCP 26.1. Overview The DME7/MTX5-D/MTX3 parameters can be assigned to the operators of a digital control panel (DCP) such as the DCP1V4S, and controlled from the DCP. In addition, the brightness of the LEDs on the DCP unit can be set, as well as a panel lock. Settings cannot be made while in an online state (settings can only checked). 26.2. How to select the DCP to be connected First, select DME7/MTX5-D/MTX3 in the Project sheet, and select the DCP for the Properties area.
26. DCP When DCP is selected, a module for DCP settings for each device on the "Project" sheet is added. Click on the DCP setting module to specify the settings. The DCP component is automatically added to the device sheet. Double-clicking a component opens the component editor.
26. DCP 26.3. Setting method for DME7 A DCP component can be added to a Parameter Set just like any other audio component and store/recall its current value in a snapshot. ■ How to register to Parameter Set Parameters can be registered in a parameter set in the following ways. Registration source Registration method Device sheet While holding down , drag and drop the DCP component to the Parameter Set in the "Parameter Sets" area. Select "Add to Parameter Set" in the context menu. 26.3.1.
26. DCP 26.3.2. DCP component: Settings dialog (switch) Click the No. icon of the DCP component editor to open it. • [OK] button Saves the settings and closes the dialog box. • [Cancel] button Closes the dialog box without saving the changes. Function • [No Assign] Function is not assigned. • [SD Play] ◦ SD Song Select & Play Plays the file specified in the [Parameter1] list. For SD Card file settings, refer to "SD Card File Manager" dialog. ◦ SD Song Pause Stops playing the file.
26. DCP • [Snapshot Recall] Recalls the snapshot. Snapshot can be registered in the following ways. Registration source Registration method "Snapshot" area Drag and drop the snapshot into the green area of the "Settings" dialog box. • [Parameter] Operate parameters with switches. Parameters can be registered in the following ways. Registration source Registration method Component editor While pressing and holding down , drag and drop a parameter to the green area of the "Settings" dialog box.
26. DCP If this option is selected, the Mute state (–∞ dB) will be enabled if the level is lowered below the value specified by [Lower Limit]. ◦ [Sensitivity] list box Sets the sensitivity of parameter changes in response to the downward operation of the DCP switch. • [Control Type] list box If Direct Parameter Value is selected When the switch is pressed, the parameter becomes the value specified by Value.
26. DCP 26.3.3. DCP component: Settings dialog (knob) • [Parameter] Operate the parameters with the knobs. Parameters can be registered in the following ways. Registration source Registration method Component Editor While pressing and holding down , drag and drop a parameter to the green area of the "Settings" dialog box. "Parameters" area Drag and drop a parameter to the green area of the "Settings" dialog box.
26. DCP that might occur if the volume of the background music were raised during a noisy time. If the check box is selected, the Nominal function will be on. [Nominal Value] specifies the nominal value. [Nominal LED Position] specifies the LED position that will light when the level reaches the nominal value. • [Sensitivity] Sets the sensitivity of parameter changes in response to the rotary operation of the DCP knob.
26. DCP 26.4. Setting method for MTX5-D/MTX3 When the DCP component in MTX5-D/MTX3 is clicked, the DCP dialog opens and settings can be made. 26.4.1. DCP component settings Double-click the DCP component to open the component editor. • [Library] You can store 32 sets of Wireless DCP settings in the Library. The Library stores the settings of all DCPs connected to the MTX. Also, the DCP Library can be recalled at the same time as the MTX preset recall.
26. DCP This button copies the selected library item. The Copy command is not available while online. ◦ [Paste] button This button pastes the copied library item to the library item that’s currently selected in the list. The Paste command is not available while online. ◦ [Clear] button This button clears the contents of the library item that’s currently selected in the list. The Clear command is not available while online. • DCP selection box Select the DCP unit for which you want to make settings.
26. DCP 26.4.2. DCP component: Settings dialog (switch) Click the No. icon of the DCP component editor to open it. Function • [No Assign] Function is not assigned. • [MTX ON / MTX Send ON / MTX Priority Ducker ON / MTX Dugan Automixer] Press the switch to operate the assigned parameter.
26. DCP • [SD Play] ◦ SD Song Select & Play Plays the file specified in the [Parameter1] list. Refer to "SD Card File Manager" dialog box for playback file settings. ◦ SD Song Pause Press the switch to stop the file being played. • [Preset Recall] Pressing the switch recalls the selected preset. • [External Event] Press the switch to issue the selected event. Set [External Event] to “External Events” dialog box.
26. DCP [MTX Level / MTX Send Level] When you press the switch, the assigned parameter is automatically assigned to the knob and can be operated with the knob. This function is only for DCP1V4S. If you assign this to a switch, the knob will say "Occupied by sw" and will not be assignable to any other parameter. Refer to the Knob section for parameters. [MTX Level Inc/Dec / MTX Send Level Inc/Dec] • [Inc] If this is selected, the value increases when the switch is pushed.
26. DCP [MTX Source Select] This is a source select function that uses the Matrix Mixer component. Use Input Ch Send ON in combination with Input Ch Send Level. Specify the send level to be controlled by the switch to which Input Ch Send ON is assigned, and operate that send level with the knob or switch to which Input Ch Send Level is assigned. Input Ch Send ON Changes the source (Parameter2) on/off for any output (Parameter1) of the Matrix Mixer component at once.
26. DCP Since the switch automatically changes the send level assigned to the knob, you can control the send level of multiple points with a single knob. Input Ch Send Level Select the output (Parameter1) of the Matrix Mixer component. For usage, refer to [MTX Source Select] in the DCP component: Settings dialog (switch). For parameters, refer to [MTX Level Inc/Dec/MTX Send Level Inc/Dec].
26. DCP 26.4.3. DCP component: Settings dialog (knob) Click the No. icon of the DCP component editor to open it. Function • [No Assign] Function is not assigned. • [MTX Level / MTX Send Level] • [Parameter Range] Use [Upper Limit] and [Lower Limit] to specify the range in which the level can be varied. ◦ [Mute Enable] If [Mute Enable] is on, the Mute state (–∞ dB) will be enabled if the level is lowered below the value specified by [Lower Limit].
26. DCP If the check box is selected, the Nominal function will be on. [Nominal Value] specifies the nominal value. [Nominal LED Position] specifies the LED position that will light when the level reaches the nominal value. If the check box is cleared (Nominal function off), both parameters will be grayedout and unavailable. ◦ [Sensitivity] list box Sets the sensitivity of parameter changes in response to the rotary operation of the DCP knob.
26. DCP • [Enable Inactive Mode] check box If the check box is selected, the unit automatically enters inactive mode after a time duration specified in [Waiting Time]. [Inactive LED Brightness] specifies the brightness of the LEDs when inactive. If the check box is cleared, the drop-down menu is grayed-out and you will be unable to set the brightness. • [Panel Lock] check box If this check box is selected, the DCP panel will be locked when the preset library is recalled.
27. YDIF 27. YDIF 27.1. YDIF YDIF is a digital audio transmission format that can send and receive up to 16 channels of audio and wordclock using an Ethernet cable. By connecting devices (MTX/XMV/EXi8/EXo8) via Ethernet cable, a maximum of 16 channels of audio signals can be transferred without degradation. By using YDIF, it is possible to easily switch signal routing without changing cable connections.
27. YDIF The wiring diagram and the Clock Source will be displayed. Follow the displayed wiring diagram to connect the actual devices to each other with YDIF cables. Note that there are two patterns: one in which ring connection is not required (left diagram), and the other in which ring connection is required (right diagram). When you press the [Finish] button, a YDIF-connected device group will be created in the Project sheet. The wizard-based setup has the following two advantages.
27. YDIF 27.3. YDIF setting method (device sheets) Within each device sheet, specify settings such as YDIF Patch and make the settings for the desired routing.
28. Settings for controlling devices across subnets 28. Settings for controlling devices across subnets If you are controlling devices on a subnet that is different than that of ProVisionaire Design, all devices are distinguished by their IP address. For this reason, it is necessary to make settings so that the IP settings of devices placed in ProVisionaire Design (these are called virtual devices) match the IP settings of devices on the network (these are called real devices).
28. Settings for controlling devices across subnets A static IP address is set for the virtual device. 8. Click the [OK] button. To assign an IP address to a real device, you can either make settings by operating the real device, or you can use the "IP Address" dialog box to specify an IP address for the real device. Here we will explain how to use the “IP Address” dialog. Next, we will explaine the procedure for setting the IP address set for the virtual device to the real device. 1.
28. Settings for controlling devices across subnets 4. When all real devices are shown in the "IP Settings" dialog box, click the [Set IP Address] button. The "IP Address" dialog box opens. 5. Click the [Auto-Assign IP Addresses] button.
28. Settings for controlling devices across subnets In the Match Device by dialog box, a list of IP addresses set for virtual devices is displayed. Set the DNS Server as required. 6. Click the [Assign IP Addresses] button. Reflect the settings of the virtual device to the real device whose Model and Unit ID match those of the virtual device. 7. Click the [OK] button. The IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway settings are sent to the real devices.
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