User manual RANE DRAG NET APPLICATION

[. . . ] The latest version of Drag Net can be downloaded from http://www. rane. com/dragnet. html To add Storage configurations to a Project: 1) Right-click anywhere within the Project window and choose Add File(s). - or Click on the File menu, choose Project, then select Add File(s). 2) Browse to the location of the Application Example files (. rxx file extension, where xx is the device type - . r88 for RPM 88, as an example) on your hard drive. Select one or more of the files from the list, then choose Open. [. . . ] Then, anytime this Preset is recalled, all parameters are recalled. Preset 1 is chosen for a specific reason: pressing the DEFAULT button on the rear of the unit automatically recalls Preset 1. Picture this: weeks after the install the customer calls and says "I don't know what happened, but the system doesn't sound the way it did when you left. " Calmly tell the customer to unlock the equipment rack, pull out their handy ball point pen and press the DEFAULT button. The system then returns to the exact state you left it in (provided the last step in your installation was to store everything to Preset 1 as previously described). To add all blocks to Preset 1 use the handy Add All Blocks button window and choose Store Preset 1. in the Preset Presets 2 and 3 contain only those blocks we want to change ­ the Balcony and Under Balcony output blocks, in this case. Recalling these Presets overlays their contents onto the current working memory, and only the blocks stored in the Preset will be affected ­ the rest of the system remains unchanged. Let's clear the Preset Block list and start from scratch building Presets 2 and 3, just to emphasize the point. Select all entries in the Preset block list by holding down the Shift key while selecting the first and last entry in the list. Hit the Delete key or use the Remove Selected Block(s) button to clear the list. RANE CORPORATION PAGE 2 APPLICATION EXAMPLE DRAG NET Now add only the blocks we want to change to the Preset block list. Drag and drop the Balcony (Analog Output 6) and Under Balcony (Analog Output 7) blocks from the Processing Map on to the Preset window. The Preset block list now looks like this: Figure 1 Preset Block List. Note that the only items in the list are the two Balcony outputs. The icon beside each entry indicates the Preset contains the block's parameter values, as compared to it's Remote Map links (associations), as designated by the icon. Make sure these output blocks are unmuted, then choose Store Preset 2. Now double click each of the Balcony zone output blocks and check the Mute box to turn them off. Preset 3 is thus our Balcony zone OFF state. Note that it was not necessary to clear the Preset Block List before storing this new Preset. Important concept: block settings are saved the moment you store a Preset, NOT when the blocks are added to the list. [. . . ] Prove this overlay concept to yourself: 1. Recall Preset 1 (your "known good" system snapshot). Open a PEQ block and make an adjustment. [. . . ]