User manual YAMAHA YPP-15

[. . . ] Basic Setup Connecting a single DME unit directly to a computer via USB cable Setting up DME cards (only when expansion cards will be used) Configuring components and Writing configurations Going Online and Checking sound output page 3. Advanced Setup 04 Connecting multiple DME units to a computer via Ethernet cables DME setup Changing the computer's IP address settings Setting the DME-N Network Driver Connecting with DME Designer page 08 4. In-depth Information on DME Units Connecting to External Devices This section covers connection to remote controllers via Ethernet or GPI. page 13 Setting up DME64N/24N Networks via Panel Operations This section explains how to setup networks directly from a DME64N/24N. page 13 Related web site on DME Units and peripherals This section serves as a guide to online information on Speaker Processor Components library data, optional cards, and touch-panel controllers (AMX/Creston). page 13 Appendix: Detailed DME-N Network Driver settings page 14 Troubleshooting & Tips Chart This chart serves as a quick guide to the steps that should be taken to ensure correct operation of DME units. page 16 1. Advanced Setup (via Ethernet cables) 4. [. . . ] Should you become aware of this type of behavior, please check your power saving options. Cables for computer connection (one-to-one) The DME64N and DME24N can be connected using a crossover cable or a switch. DME Satellite units can be connected using a straight-through cable, a crossover cable, or a switch. Wireless network Over-the-counter wireless network access points can be used to establish connections with laptops featuring wireless functionality. A good understanding of network will be required in order to do so, and the access point's user manual should be referenced for setting-related details. Word-clock settings When a new file is created using DME Designer, the word clock is set to "INT48k" by default. In systems where the DME unit operates as a word-clock slave, it will be necessary to change this word-clock setting before going online. If the DME unit were to be brought online with the default setting unchanged, it would not be word-clock locked with the other units in the system, resulting in audible clicking and possibly damage to the other units. Whenever possible, it is recommended that clock settings be made using DME Designer. DME initialization In certain cases, DME initialization can prove effective in resolving problems. In particular, this approach is useful if a DME device freezes upon scene recall (either during startup or when connected online). Logoff and then logon again as a new user or as the Administrator. (If edit restrictions must be applied to a user, set the option [Edit] in the Security window. ) Problem: A user module is no longer displayed on the list. Possible cause and corrective action: The contents folder ([File] menu [Preference] [ContentsFolder]) has been changed, or the "User Module" folder has been moved. Ensure that the user module files (. umf) are in the "ContentsFolder" and "User Module" folders. Problem: Configurations cannot be switched in the Navigator window. Possible cause and corrective action: While online, it is not possible to switch to a configuration that does not match the current scene. Switch to a scene corresponding to the required configuration. Problem: A User Module window does not open when the user module is double-clicked. Possible cause and corrective action: The user module in question has been saved with [Open User Module Design Window] selected. Open the save dialog, select [Open User Module Editor], and resave the user module. Problem: An editor is not displayed when a slot-in component is right-clicked and [Open] is selected from its context menu. [. . . ] Note that this button is grayed out and inactive during automatic detection. [Abort] button Click [Abort] to abort automatic detection. Note that this button is grayed out and inactive when automatic detection is not in progress. Detected Device List The Detected Device List displays all detected units that are connected and capable of communication with the DME-N Network Driver. [. . . ]