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Extron electronic manual a b c d e f g h i j, DMP 64 Configurator Program

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Figure 15. DMP 64 Configurator Program

The DSP Configurator program window consists of an input and virtual return signal processor chain, the main mixer, virtual send and receive (secondary) mixers, and an output signal processing chain.

A Mic/Line Input Gain control	F Output signal processor chain
B Mic/line input signal processor chain	G Output volume control
C Mic/Line input pre-mixer gain	H Virtual Bus signal processor chain
D Primary Mix-points	I Virtual Bus Return (primary) mix-points
E Output trim control (post-mixer trim)	J Virtual Bus Send (secondary) mix-points

DMP 64 • Software Control

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Extron electronic manual a b c d e f g h i j, DMP 64 Configurator Program

Contents

User Guide Audio Products Mixers and ProcessorsDigital Matrix Processor Safety Instructions • English Safety InstructionsInstructions de sécurité • Français Sicherheitsanweisungen • DeutschGuide” on the Extron website FCC Class A NoticeCopyright TrademarksSoftware Commands Specifications AvailabilityConventions Used in this Guide NotificationsInstallation ContentsDMP Software IntroductionHTML Operation SIS Programming and ControlReference Information About This Guide IntroductionAbout the DMP 64 Digital Matrix Processor Features DMP 64 Application DiagramDMP 64 Introduction FeaturesDMP 64 • Introduction Switcher DMP 64 Application DiagramExtron DMP Extronc d e f g hi InstallationMounting the DMP Rear Panel Features and CablingFigure 2. Power Supply Wiring DMP 64 • Installation Figure 4. Output Connector WiringFigure 5. Digital I/O Wiring USB Configuration Port Front PanelFigure 6. RS-232Wiring DMP 64 Operation Hardware Operation•DMP 64 Operation •Front Panel Operation •Rear Panel OperationFigure 7. DMP 64 Front Panel Front Panel OperationFirmware Updates Power Cyclec d e f g hi Rear Panel OperationHardware Reset Modes Reset Actuator and LED IndicatorFigure 9. Reset button and LED MODE 1 — Firmware resetMODE 4 — IP Address reset Digital I/O PortsMODE 5 — Factory default reset The default reset state of the device isSoftware Control DMP Software•DSP Configurator Program Basics •Mic/Line Input Signal Controls •Ducker TutorialsEmbedded Web Pages Installing the DSP Configurator ProgramWindows-basedProgram Control Install the software as followsFigure 11. DVD Control Software Menu Figure 10. DVD Software MenuFigure 12. USB Installer Splash Screen Install the USB DriverFigure 13. USB Driver Installation Using the Program DSP Configurator Program BasicsStarting the Program Figure 14. Successful USB Driver InstallationFigure 15. DMP 64 Configurator Program a b c d e f g h i jCut, Copy, or Paste Functions NavigationKeyboard Navigation Mouse NavigationDMP 64 • Software Control File DSP Configurator Toolbar MenusEdit Tools ViewFigure 16. Meter Bridge The selection can be changed using Default Device Help selection Window Menu•Processor Defaults, Reset All Defaults — •Processor Defaults, DefaultsBackup Presets Drop-downMode Buttons Figure 17. Control Blocks and Processor Chains a b c d e f g h i jProcessor Blocks Level Control BlocksFigure 20. Selecting a Processor Block DMP 64 • Software Control Figure 21. Sample Processor Dialog BoxGain Control GAIN Mic/Line Input Signal ControlsFigure 22. Insert Filter Menu Filter FILTDMP 64 Software Control Figure 23. Filter Block Dialog BoxDMP 64 • Software Control Figure 24. Filter Dialog Box, Filters AddedFigure 25. Filter Dialog Box, Filter Not Bypassed Settings RangeType FrequencyFigure 26. High Pass Filter Response Curve High PassFigure 27. Low Pass Filter Response Curve Low PassFigure 28. Bass and Treble Shelving Bass and Treble ShelvingFigure 29. Parametric Filter Dialog Box, 1000 Hz Parametric EqualizerDMP 64 • Software Control Figure 30. Parametric Filter at 1000 Hz, Q:DMP 64 • Software Control Figure 31. All Parametric Filters ActiveFigure 32. Feedback Suppressor Feedback Suppressor FBSFigure 33. FBS Settings Tab FBS SettingsQ Value Application Figure 34. FBS Dynamic Filters Tab FBS Dynamic FiltersFBS Settings Ranges and Fixed Filter Defaults FBS Fixed FiltersSettings Range Default SettingParameter Dynamics DYNCompressor LimiterAutomatic Gain Control AGC Compressor Limiter Noise Gate Figure 36. Delay Dialog Delay DLYMethod TimeFigure 37. Ducker Configuration Dialog Ducking DUCKACurrent source indicator Ducking ConfigurationBEnable mic/line source checkbox DSettingsFBy dB: Target gain reduction amount EPriorityGMix Status for virtual returns Ducking PriorityDucking and Priority Ducking Ducker TutorialsTo set a ducking source To set an additional ducking sourcePre-mixerGain GAIN Loudness LOUD Line Output ChannelsFigure 39. Loudness Dialog Window Calibrating Loudness Setting Loudness “By Ear”Alternate method to calibrate loudness Filter Block FILT Delay Block DLYDynamics Block DYN DMP 64 • Software ControlDMP 64 • Software Control Volume Control VOLGain GAIN Virtual Bus ReturnsFilter FILT Dynamics DYNFigure 40. Primary Mix Matrix outlined in red Primary Mix MatrixDMP 64 • Software Control Mix-pointBehaviorDMP 64 • Software Control Figure 41. Input 1 to Output Mix-pointExamplesDMP 64 • Software Control Figure 42. All Inputs to OutputDMP 64 • Software Control Figure 43. Input 1 to All OutputsFigure 44. Secondary Mix Matrix Secondary Mix MatrixDMP 64 Software Control Figure 45. Input 1 to Virtual Bus AGroup Members Group MastersGrouped Controls DMP 64 • Software Control Configure a group as follows Configuring a Group MasterFigure 48. Configure Groups Add Group Dialog Box Deleting a Group Master Viewing and Using a Group MasterAdd a Group To delete a groupClear All Groups ToolsIncrement/Decrement Simulator To use the Increment/Decrement SimulatorGroup Details Report Soft LimitsGROUP DETAILS REPORT Group #1 Group #2DMP 64 Software Control Digital I/O PortsReinitialize Digital I/O Emulate Mode and Live ModeSynchronizing: Pull From or Push To the DMP To remove a digital I/O script from the DMPTo switch from Emulate mode to Live mode Selecting Live Mode and Pushing or Pulling DataFigure 52. Selecting Live Mode 6.If USB is selected in step 5.If RS-232is selected in stepDMP 64 • Software Control Figure 53. Selecting Live Mode, continued7b 8 9 8a 8b 8cYes or No Previewing and Recalling a Preset PresetsFigure 54. Preset Preview Save Preset Building a PresetTo save a preset use the following instructions Figure 55. Save PresetPresets: Pull vs. Push or Create Live Managing PresetsDMP 64 • Software Control Save Protected Configuration Protected ConfigurationRecall Protected Configuration Change PINb c d DSP Configurator Windows MenusKeyboard Navigation Standard Windows NavigationDSP Configurator-uniqueNavigation 7.The Save a Preset dialog box appears Figure 58. Gain, Trim and Volume Controls Optimizing Audio Levelsb c d Setting Input Gain About Setting Gain StructureSetting a Nominal Output Level Setting Output Gain Structure Adjusting Pre-mixerGainAdjusting Trim Setting Mic/Line Input and Mix LevelsSetting Volume Control for the Amplifier Stage Connection Options SIS Programming and Control•Command and Response Tables for DSP SIS Commands LAN port defaultsUSB Port Front Panel RS-232PortsEthernet LAN Port Ethernet ConnectionVerbose Mode Connection TimeoutsTo establish a network connection to the DMP Host-to-deviceCommunications Password InformationDMP 64-initiatedMessages Figure 60. ASCII to Hex Conversion TableSymbol definitions Error ResponsesWeb Browser TelnetASCII Unit responseCommand Command and Response Table for Basic SIS CommandsASCII command URL EncodedEX1@CN EX3#CA ASCII command CommandCommand ASCII commandEX1,X1!NG b c d Command and Response Tables for DSP SIS CommandsSpecial Characters Symbol definitionsDMP 64 • SIS Programming and Control Command and Response Table for DSP SIS Commands EDX6%*X6^GRPM GrpmX6%*X6^ ASCII command CommandSIS Commands on page Protected configurationDMP 64 SIS Programming and Control Table DMP 64 • SIS Programming and ControlGain Onlymixer TableTrim point+12.0 X6@ - Mic/line gain A 64 • X6@ — Mic/line gain A, continued+43.1 X6@ — Mic/line gain A, continued+73.1 X6@ — Mic/line gain A, continuedand Output Level Control Control 64 •Page Pre-mixergain B, Virtual return gain F only Download the Startup Page HTML Operation•Configuration Tab •File Management Tab Access the device using HTML pages as followsFigure 62. Connect To Page System Status Page Status TabFigure 63. System Status Page System Settings Page Configuration TabIP Settings Fields Unit Name FieldIP Address Field DHCP SelectionGateway IP Address Field Subnet Mask FieldFigure 65. Date/Time Settings Fields Date/Time Settings FieldsChange the date and time settings as follows Change a Password Passwords PageClear a Password Figure 66. Passwords PageFigure 67. Firmware Upgrade Page Firmware Upgrade PageTo update the device firmware Download DMP 64 • HTML OperationDMP 64 FW1x01.exe DMP 64 Digital Matrix ProcessorFolder where firmware is installed Figure 69. Downloading Firmware Upgrade FilesName: FirmwareInstall-DMP64_Upgrade DMP 64 • HTML Operation11.Click the Configuration tab File Management Page File Management TabFigure 70. File Management Page Upload your own file as followsControl Tab Audio Settings PageChange the Input Gain and Attenuation Figure 71. Video and Audio Settings PageMute and Unmute the Mixer-points Mute and Unmute Inputs and OutputsChange the Mic Mix Audio Level Mute and umute as followsGroup Controls Page Change the Output Volume LevelChange an output audio level setting as follows To adjust a group controlFigure 74. Presets Presets PageSpecial Characters Firmware Loader DMP 64 Hardware Reset Modes Firmware LoaderTo access the firmware uploader Reference Information3.From the toolbar, select File>Open The Firmware Loader screen appearsThe firmware upload is complete DMP 64 • Reference InformationDMP 64 Reset Mode Summary DMP 64 Hardware Reset ModesMode 5 performs a complete reset to factory defaults, except forUL Rack Mounting Guidelines Tabletop UseRack Mounting Furniture MountingUSA, Canada, South America Extron Warrantyand Central America Japan