Device Identification; Factory Set; Transition Speed - Yamaha mLAN Installation Manual

Device Identification
The Properties dialog of each mLAN device features the [Identify] button that enables you to identify the device. Click and hold
[Identify] to flash the mLAN LED on the device so that you can identify the device. This can be useful in studio situations in which
you have more than one instance of a similar device.

Factory Set

The Properties dialog of each mLAN device features the Factory Set function, letting you reset the mLAN setup of the selected
device back to the default factory settings. This can help you to resolve issues that prevent you from connecting a device to the
Mac after the device was previously connected to another computer, or where a device connection has become corrupted via soft-
ware.
• If the computer enters an energy saving mode (sleep or suspend mode) while connected to the mLAN device, the Factory Set may not work prop-
erly. If such a case occurs, restart the computer, start the mLAN Auto Connector, execute the Connect to Mac function then execute Factory Set
again.

Transition Speed

The Properties dialog of each mLAN device features the Transition Speed parameter, letting you control how the wordclock fre-
quency of the mLAN device (as slave) is synchronized with that of the mLAN device (as master) when the wordclock frequency of
the master device is changed.
Slow: When this is selected, the wordclock frequency of the slave mLAN device will be slowly changed to the same wordclock
frequency as that of the master mLAN device.
Fast: When this is selected, the wordclock frequency of the slave mLAN device will be quickly changed to the same wordclock
frequency as that of the master mLAN device. The drawback to this is that even though response to the frequency change
is quick, noise may be produced.
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