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General| Brand | Extron electronics |
|---|---|
| Model | DMP 128 |
| Category | Processor |
| Language | English |
Details critical safety warnings and attention points for product operation.
Provides copyright information and lists registered trademarks and service marks.
Defines the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, ATTENTION, NOTE, and TIP messages.
Explains the syntax and formatting conventions used for software commands.
Indicates where to find detailed product specifications.
Provides context about the user guide's content and scope.
Describes the DMP 128's core functionality, features, and applications.
Lists the key features and available models of the DMP 128.
Illustrates the system connections and layout of the DMP 128.
Details the physical mounting options for the DMP 128 unit.
Describes the different DMP 128 model variations and their features.
Outlines the physical configuration aspects of the DMP 128.
Details the rear panel connectors and cabling requirements for the DMP 128.
Describes the front panel USB port for configuration and connection.
Explains the function of the front panel LEDs for status indication.
Details the reset button and LED on the rear panel for system resets.
Outlines the different hardware reset modes and their purposes.
Details methods for controlling the DMP 128 software and configuring settings.
Explains audio levels, mix-points, processing blocks, and signal chains in the DSP.
Covers system configuration tasks like I/O, modes, and block organization.
Describes the AT bus and Dante technology for digital audio networking.
Guides on downloading and installing the Dante Controller software.
Details configuring DMP 128 AT devices on a Dante network.
Explains how to set the unit name for easy network identification.
Describes locating other Dante devices on the network using Dante Controller.
Explains setting up the physical network topology for Dante devices.
Details configuring redundant network setups for audio traffic duplication.
Explains how to configure Dante Controller for network operation.
Explains the Dante Network View and conventions for device and channel naming.
Details renaming Dante devices for better organization.
Provides recommendations for organizing AT expansion bus inputs and outputs.
Guides on renaming inputs and outputs in Dante Controller for clarity.
Explains assigning inputs and outputs to the AT bus for Dante networking.
Details DMP 128 AT bus outputs and expansion inputs as Dante transmitters/receivers.
Explains routing channels on the Dante network using Dante Controller.
Details connecting and configuring the Expansion Bus between DMP 128 AT and non-AT devices.
Explains viewing signal levels of attached Dante devices using AT Meters.
Details configuring telephone settings, including country code and ring tone.
Explains the functionality and features of the telephone dialer interface.
Describes controlling the phone dialer using SIS commands for third-party integration.
Details various connection options for controlling the DMP 128 via host computer.
Describes RS-232, USB, and Ethernet ports for device communication.
Guides on establishing a network connection to the DMP 128 via TCP socket.
Details DMP 128 initiated messages, password handling, and command/response tables.
Provides ASCII to HEX conversion and definitions for symbols used in commands.
Lists common error codes and their descriptions for SIS commands.
Identifies DSP functions in the mix matrix addressable via SIS commands.
Defines symbols and variables used for DSP SIS command parameters.
Details SIS commands for controlling mix-point levels and mute functions.
Explains selecting and viewing mix-point status using SIS commands.
Describes achieving signal routing by unmuting mix-points using SIS commands.
Details setting mix-point audio levels using SIS commands and conversion tables.
Provides command tables for controlling mix-point levels and audio mute functions.
Identifies the three main matrix mixers and their SIS command addresses.
Explains how the output mixer routes inputs using SIS commands.
Provides SIS command codes for Mic/Line inputs to Output mix-points.
Provides SIS command codes for Virtual Returns to Output mix-points.
Provides SIS command codes for EXP Inputs to Output mix-points.
Provides SIS command codes for Mic/Line inputs to Virtual Sends.
Provides SIS command codes for Virtual Returns to Virtual Sends.
Provides SIS command codes for EXP Bus inputs to Virtual Sends.
Explains the EXP output bus routing for inputs and virtual returns.
Provides SIS command codes for Mic/Line inputs to EXP outputs.
Provides SIS command codes for Virtual Returns to EXP outputs.
Guides on accessing the device's HTML pages by entering the IP address.
Explains the System Status page for viewing device status and information.
Details the Configuration tab for editing IP administration and system settings.
Covers IP settings for the Ethernet interface, including unit name, DHCP, IP address.
Describes fields showing MAC address, firmware, model, and part number.
Explains how to view and set date, time, and time zone settings.
Details setting, changing, or clearing administrator and user passwords.
Explains how to update the DMP 128 firmware using HTML pages.
Describes deleting files or uploading custom HTML pages to the device.
Lists characters invalid for file names and device names.
Details the physical mounting options for the DMP 128 unit.
Provides instructions for mounting the DMP 128 in a standard equipment rack.
Details mounting the DMP 128 to a table or wall.
Explains using the Extron firmware loader utility for DMP 128 firmware updates.
Outlines the DMP 128 hardware reset modes and their purposes.
Details SIS commands for controlling mix-point levels and mute functions.
Explains selecting and viewing mix-point status using SIS commands.
Describes achieving signal routing by unmuting mix-points using SIS commands.
Details setting mix-point audio levels using SIS commands and conversion tables.
Provides command tables for controlling mix-point levels and audio mute functions.
Identifies the three main matrix mixers and their SIS command addresses.
Explains how the output mixer routes various inputs to outputs using SIS commands.
Provides SIS command codes for Mic/Line inputs to Output mix-points.
Provides SIS command codes for Virtual Returns to Output mix-points.
Provides SIS command codes for EXP Inputs to Output mix-points.
Outlines product warranty terms, conditions, and contact information for service.
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