Yamaha MTX Series User Manual

MTX Setup Manual 1
MTX Setup Manual
This manual serves as an introduction to possible installation methods and application examples
for the MTX series of DSP processors used in conjunction with MTX-MRX Editor control soft-
ware.
Please refer to the owner’s manual on a device about the details of MTX, and refer to the “MTX-
MRX Editor User Guide” (PDF file) about the details of MTX-MRX Editor.
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MTX Setup Manual
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Yamaha MTX Series Specifications

General

DSP	Yes
Sampling Frequency	48kHz
DSP Cores	Varies by model
Model	MTX Series
Input Channels	Varies by model
Output Channels	Varies by model
Remote Control	Yes
Network Audio Channels	Varies by model
Control Interfaces	Ethernet
Supported Protocols	Dante
Power Supply	100-240V AC
Dimensions	Varies by model
Weight	Varies by model
Control	Ethernet

Summary

Special Notice

Introduction

Example 1: Basic MTX3 System (Analog Connections)

Using the Device Configuration Wizard

Initial system design and basic settings to create a device setup.

Making Preliminary Settings

Detailed MTX/MRX System configuration including input/output, matrix, zone, router, and DCP settings.

Connecting and Powering Equipment

Rack-mount and physically connect MTX, amplifiers, and other devices, then power them on in the correct order.

Network Configuration (TCP/IP)

Specify computer's IP address to enable communication between MTX and the control PC.

Taking MTX-MRX Editor Online

Establish communication between MTX-MRX Editor software and the MTX unit for project transfer.

Verifying Settings

Confirm that all configured settings have been applied correctly and the system operates as expected.

Example 2: High Audio Quality System with XMV and YDIF

Using the Device Configuration Wizard

Initial system design and basic settings for MTX and XMV units connected via YDIF.

Making Preliminary Settings

Configure MTX and XMV EXT. I/O, MAIN screen, MATRIX, ZONE, ROUTER, and DCP settings.

Connecting and Powering Equipment

Connect MTX and XMV units, then power them on correctly for system operation.

Network Configuration (TCP/IP)

Set the computer's IP address to ensure communication with the MTX and XMV.

Taking MTX-MRX Editor Online

Establish connection with MTX and XMV units to upload project settings.

Verifying Settings

Confirm that all settings are applied correctly and the system performs as intended.

Example 3: Cascade Mode for Input Expansion (Analog Connection)

Using the Device Configuration Wizard

Configure two MTX units and an XMV unit for cascade mode operation.

Making Preliminary Settings

Set up EXT. I/O, MTX configuration, MAIN screen, MATRIX, ZONE, ROUTER, DCA, and MCP1 settings.

Connecting and Powering Equipment

Connect MTX, XMV, and MCP1 units, and power them on in the correct sequence.

Network Configuration (TCP/IP)

Set computer's IP address for communication with MTX, XMV, and MCP1.

Taking MTX-MRX Editor Online

Establish connection to send the project configuration to the MTX units.

Verifying Settings

Confirm correct operation of the cascaded system, including MCP1 functionality.

Example 4: System Using Dante

Using the Device Configuration Wizard

Initial system design and basic settings for MTX5-D, EXi8, EXo8, and XMV units with Dante connections.

Configuring System A

Set up devices, UNIT IDs, and connections for System A.

Configuring System B

Set up devices, UNIT IDs, and connections for System B.

Dante Settings Between Systems

Establish Dante network connections and patching between System A and System B for audio sharing.

Connecting and Powering Equipment

Physically connect all devices for System A and System B, including network switches.

Network Configuration (TCP/IP)

Set computer's IP address for communication with both systems.

Taking MTX-MRX Editor Online

Bring both System A and System B online to transfer configurations.

Verifying Settings

Confirm correct operation of the Dante system and cross-system audio routing.

Example 5: System Using the PGM1 for Paging

Using the Device Configuration Wizard

Configure MTX5-D, PGM1, PGX1, and XMV units for a paging system.

Making Preliminary Settings

Configure EXT. I/O, Dante, MTX configuration, and MAIN screen settings for the paging system.

PGM1/PGX1 Assignments

Assign zones, zone groups, and messages to PGM1 and PGX1 buttons for paging control.

Connecting and Powering Equipment

Connect MTX5-D, PGM1, and XMV units, and power them on correctly.

Network Configuration (TCP/IP)

Set computer's IP address for communication with the paging system components.

Taking MTX-MRX Editor Online

Establish connection to upload paging system configuration to MTX and PGM1.

Verifying Settings

Confirm that all paging functions, zone assignments, and preset recalls work as expected.

Uninstalling the Software