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Virtual Return Delay Block
One delay block is available for each virtual return channel. This block functions the same
as the mic/line input delay block (see Input Delay Block on page37 for information on
configuring the virtual return delay block).
Virtual Return Pre-Mixer Gain Block
The virtual return pre-mixer gain block functions the same as the mic/line input pre-mixer
gain block (see Input Pre-Mixer Gain Block on page42 for information on configuring
the virtual return pre-mixer gain block).
Expansion and AT Inputs
The expansion inputs receive signal via the rear panel EXP port when connected with
another EXP enabled device. AT inputs receive signal from the Dante network when
connected to an audio network (AT models only). The DMP 128 Plus can receive 16
channels of audio via the EXP port and 48 channels of audio via Dante (AT models only).
On a DMP 128 Plus AT model, AT inputs 33 through 48 can be used for the EXP inputs
allowing use of the Dante network and the EXP port simultaneously (see Expansion Bus on
page93).
Renaming an Expansion or AT Input
NOTES:
• Renaming an AT input in DSP Configurator affects the receiver name in
DanteController. Alternatively, renaming a receiver channel name in Dante Controller
affects the name displayed in DSPConfigurator (see Renaming a Receiver or
Transmitter on page113).
• AT inputs only appear on DMP 128 Plus AT models.
1. Click the expansion or AT input name field.
Figure 88. Expansion Input Name Field
2. Delete or highlight the text and type the desired name.
Figure 89. New Expansion Input Name
3. Press the <Enter> key or navigate away from the field to confirm and apply the new
name. Press the <Down Arrow> key to navigate to and highlight the next name field.
Figure 90. Renamed Expansion
NOTE: Follow the same procedure to edit an Expansion Input name.
figure 88. Expansion Input Name Field
figure 89. New Expansion Input Name
figure 90. Renamed Expansion
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