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Adding Wires 55

DME32—Owner’s Manual

4 Drop the wires onto the top node.

The wires appear between the nodes, as shown below.

Table of Contents

Default Chapter3
- Important Information3
- Package Contents5
- Yamaha Web Site5
- Table of Contents6
1 Welcome10
- The DME32 in a Nutshell11
- Welcome11
- The DME32 in a Nutshell12
- DME32 Features13
- DME Manager Features15
- About this Manual16
- Installing the DME3216
2 Getting Started17
- First Steps18
- Connecting to a PC18
- Connecting the Power Cord19
- Turning on & off the DME3219
- Installing DME Manager20
- Upgrading & Reinstalling DME Manager20
- Starting DME Manager20
- Quitting DME Manager21
- DME Manager & Windows21
- Installing the USB Driver21
- Checking the Driver Is Installed Correctly22
- USB Operating Notes22
3 Touring the DME3223
- Front Panel24
- Rear Panel25
- Rear Panel27
4 Touring DME Manager29
- Modes30
- Main Window31
- Status Bar33
- Configuration Windows34
- Conﬁguration Windows34
- Components38
- Component Control Windows39
- Run Mode Controller41
- Other Windows41
- Touring the Menus42
- Component List48
- Tool Palette49
- Alt Menu49
- Keyboard Shortcuts50
5 Building Configurations51
- How to Build & Edit Configurations52
- Selecting Edit Mode52
- How to Build & Edit Conﬁgurations52
- Selecting Edit Mode53
- Opening New Configuration Windows53
- Opening New Conﬁguration Windows53
- Opening Saved Configurations54
- Selecting Open Configuration Windows54
- Opening Saved Conﬁgurations54
- Selecting Open Conﬁguration Windows54
- Adding Components55
- Editing Components56
- Aligning Components to the Grid57
- Zooming Configuration Windows58
- Zooming Conﬁguration Windows58
- Selecting Cable Mode59
- Adding Wires59
- Deleting Wires64
- Working with Multiple-Unit Configurations66
- Working with Multiple-Unit Conﬁgurations66
- Resizing Sections of the Configuration Window67
- Resizing Sections of the Conﬁguration Window67
- Saving Configurations68
- Saving Configurations under a New Name68
- Closing Configurations68
- Saving Conﬁgurations68
- Saving Conﬁgurations under a New Name68
- Closing Conﬁgurations68
- Compiling Configurations69
- Compiling Conﬁgurations69
- Sending Configurations to the DME3270
- Receiving Configurations from the DME3271
6 Running the System72
- Selecting Run Mode73
- Run Mode Controller74
- Scene Control75
- Editing Component Parameters76
- Storing Scenes77
- Recalling Scenes79
- Recalling Configurations81
- Recalling Conﬁgurations81
7 Other DME Designer Functions82
- Editing Scenes Offline83
- Editing Scenes Ofﬂine83
- Linking Component Parameters85
- Customizing Component Properties87
- Changing the Size of Rotary Controls & Sliders89
- Using Password Protection90
- Assigning the User Define Button93
- Assigning the User Deﬁne Button93
- Printing94
8 Component Guide Part I95
- Automatic Mixer96
- Cascade98
- Crossover99
- Crossover Processor108
- Delay126
- Delayed Mixer128
- Dynamics131
9 Component Guide Part II146
- Effect147
- Fader170
- Filter171
- Input/Output175
- Matrix Mixer176
- Meter179
- Misc180
- Pan183
- Router192
- Switch194
- User Control195
- User Module198
10 Front Panel Operation202
- Recalling Configurations203
- Recalling Conﬁgurations203
- Storing Scenes204
- Recalling Scenes205
- Editing Parameters & the User Define Button206
- Editing Parameters & the User Deﬁne Button206
- Restricting Access to the DME32208
- Selecting the Wordclock Source214
- Checking the I/O Slots215
- Checking the Firmware Version & Battery215
- Initializing the DME32215
11 GPI Interface216
- About the GPI Interface217
- GPI Connectors217
- Assigning GPI Inputs219
- Assigning GPI Inputs220
- Parameter Control221
- Assigning GPI Outputs222
- Scene Recall223
- Emergency Mode225
12 PC Cards226
- PC Cards & the DME32227
- Inserting & Ejecting PC Cards227
- Formatting PC Cards228
- Saving Configurations to PC Cards229
- Saving Conﬁgurations to PC Cards229
- Loading Configurations from PC Cards230
- Loading Conﬁgurations from PC Cards230
- Deleting Configurations from PC Cards231
- Deleting Conﬁgurations from PC Cards231
13 Wordclocks232
- Wordclocks & the DME32233
- Wordclock Connections234
- Selecting the Wordclock Source234
- Wordclock Hookup Examples236
- Wordclock Hookup Examples238
- Terminating BNC Wordclock Distribution239
14 Multiple Dme32S240
- About Multiple Dme32S241
- Multiple-Unit System Notes241
- Cascade Connections242
- Multiple-Unit Hookup Examples243
- Multiple-Unit Hookup Examples244
15 MIDI245
- MIDI & the DME32246
- MIDI Ports246
- MIDI Settings246
- Assigning Scenes & Configurations to Program Changes248
- Assigning Scenes & Conﬁgurations to Program Changes248
- Assigning Component Parameters to Control Changes250
- Component Parameters & Parameter Changes252
- Saving MIDI Settings253
- Deleting MIDI Settings254
- Loading MIDI Settings254
- I/O Options255
16 I/O Options256
- I/O Options & the DME32256
- I/O Card Specifications257
- Choosing I/O Cards257
- I/O Card Speciﬁcations257
- Installing I/O Cards259
- AD824 & DA824 Converters260
- Hookup Examples261
- AD824 & DA824 Converters263
Troubleshooting264
- Dme32264
- DME Manager266
Appendix A: General267
- Component Title Table271
- DME32 Error Messages272
- DME Manager Error Messages273
Appendix B: Specifications275
- Specifications275
- Control I/O276
- Connector Pin Assignments277
- DME32 Dimensions279
Appendix C: MIDI280
- Program Change Assign Table280
- Control Change Assign Table281
- Channel Message285
- MIDI Data Format286
Glossary287
Index289
MIDI Implementation Chart295

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