50 SoundSystem DMX
Using the Mouse.
When designing the ControlPanel, we placed a lot of emphasis on high-efficiency for daily use.
Along with its self-explanatory interface using the mouse pointer, you can also use the mouse
to double-click the sliders to call up required control settings. The following functions are
available:
· Left-clicking a slider enables you to move it.
· A simple mouse-click anywhere in the control area, slowly moves the position of the slider
to that area... or in other words: Click – the controller and it follows.
· A double-click on the slider or in the control area resets the slider to its last setting.
· If you right-click an area that doesn't have a control element, a pop-up menu appears to set
the "DMX ControlPanel Always On Top" function". The DMX ControlPanel will then always
appear in front of other programs.
Loading and Saving.
You have the option of saving settings that you want to keep for later on. You could save
special settings for certain games, e.g., settings with 2 or 4 speakers, with or without CD
audio, etc.
The associated functions for this can be found under "Settings". The settings are saved in a
file with the extension .TTM.
Tips for Techo-Freaks. The Mixer can also be started by command
line using parameters ;-) Simply enter the program name followed by
the path and the names of the mixer settings. You can also run the
DMX ControlPanel minimize using the "minimize" parameter (see
example below).
And another wonderful thing: the file *.LNG contains nearly all of the
displayed text in the DMX ControlPanel (StringSet) and it can be freely
edited. So it is possible to used your own labels for recording
sources, for example.
Example
DMXMixer.exe C:\Program\DMX\ControlPanel\indexed Game.TTM /minimize
... starts the panel as a Taskbar Menu using your personal settings.
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