User manual YAMAHA AMP EDITOR

[. . . ] Amp Editor Version 1. 2 Owner's Manual EN What is Amp Editor? Amp Editor is software that allows network-compatible amplifiers (such as the TX4n/5n/6n), amp control devices (e. g. , the ACD1), and compatible amplifiers connected to amp control devices to be assembled into a system, monitored, and controlled from a computer. Amp Editor allows centralized monitoring and control of multiple connected devices. Special Notices The software and this manual are the exclusive copyrights of Yamaha Corporation. Use of the software and this manual is governed by the license agreement which the purchaser fully agrees to upon breaking the seal of the software packaging. (Please read carefully the Software Licensing Agreement at the beginning of Installation Guide before installing the application. ) Copying of the software or reproduction of this manual in whole or in part by any means is expressly forbidden without the written consent of the manufacturer. [. . . ] Alternatively, to add an amplifier that connects to the ACD1 unit, select the desired ACD1's icon and then click the [New Device] button, or right-click the icon to choose [New Device. . . ]. The "Select New Device" dialog box will appear. Amp Editor 101 Owner's Manual Chapter 6 Tree View window 2. From the [Device List], select the device that you want to add, and click the [Add] button. The selected device will be added to the [Device] area at the right. NOTE · You can also add a device by double-clicking a device shown in [Device List]. · By clicking the [Add Range. . . ] button you can add multiple devices of the same model. · If you want to change the ID of the device you added, click the ID column to select an ID. 3. Click the [OK] button. A new device will be added below the specified workspace. Copying settings You can copy the settings of an amplifier that is listed in the tree. You can select from two copy types: [All current parameters], which enables you to copy all settings other than those unique to the device, such as a Device ID; and [Selected parameters], which enables you to copy the selected settings. Copying "All current parameters" 1. 2. Right-click the icon of the amplifier whose settings you want to copy. Scene, Device ID, device name, Utility settings, Log Setup, Global Link, Solo and MY-Card (TXn only) Amp Editor 102 Owner's Manual Chapter 6 Tree View window Copying "Selected parameters" 1. 2. Right-click the icon of the amplifier whose settings you want to copy. The "Select Copy Item" dialog box will be displayed. 3. Selects the settings you wish to copy. If you select the [Scene] check box when the unit is offline, you will be able to select a scene as a copy source. 4. Click the [OK] button. The selected setting will be copied. Pasting settings You can paste the copied amplifier settings to another unit in the same series. 1. 3. Right-click the icon of the amplifier to which you want to paste the amplifier settings. The settings will be pasted to the destination amplifier. NOTE · You cannot paste the scene to the destination amplifier while the amplifier is online. Amp Editor 103 Owner's Manual Chapter 6 Tree View window Renaming (Rename Label) You can edit the name (label) of a device or workspace (with the exception of I/O cards). 1. The "Rename (Device) Label" dialog box will appear. NOTE · For items other than an amplifier, only Name can be edited. 3. 4. Enter the desired name in the text box such as "Device" and "Channel A. " Click the [OK] button. If you click the [Cancel] button, the dialog box will close without changing the name. Changing the Device ID (Change Device ID) You can change the Device ID of a device. 1. The "Change Device ID" dialog box will appear. 3. Use the [New ID] field to specify the desired value, and click the [OK] button. If the value specified in [New ID] already exists for another device, a message will appear, and the [Current ID] value will remain unchanged. NOTE · AMP ID only changes the setting within Amp Editor. To change the AMP ID of the amplifier itself, use the AMP ID switch located on the rear panel of the amplifier. For details on the AMP ID switch, refer to "Connections with the PC-N or Tn series" in the ACD1 owner's manual. Amp Editor 104 Owner's Manual Chapter 6 Tree View window Disengage Device Maching This operation removes an offline device from the workspace and moves it to Unmatched Device. NOTE · You can drag and drop removed devices from Unmatched Device back into the workspace. 1. [. . . ] Possible causes Response The computer's IP address set- Refer to the IP address setting (page 16) in Chapter 3 Setup, ting is incorrect. Choose [Start][Control Panel] ([Network and Internet Connections]), and double-click [Windows Firewall]. Click the [Exceptions] tab and select "Amp Editor. " If Amp Editor is not in the list, click the [Add Program. . . ] button and select to add Amp Editor. Windows Vista: Click [Start][Control Panel][Allow a program through Windows Firewall], and then click the [Exceptions] tab and select "Amp Editor. " If Amp Editor is not in the list, click the [Add program. . . ] button and select to add Amp Editor. [. . . ]