Configuration Creation Procedure - Yamaha DME Designer Owner's Manual

Chapter 2 DME Designer Overview
Configuration Creation Procedure
The configuration is a design diagram that determines the DME configuration. Transferring this data
causes the DME to operate. Follow the procedure below to create a DME Designer configuration.
NOTE
Configurations can be created only when the DME unit is offline. To transfer the data, you must first go into online status. The
procedure for going online is given later in this document.
1
Creating a New Project.
When you start DME Designer, a new project is created. If another project file is already open, use
the [File] menu
"Main Panel Window Menu"
2
Zone Settings.
Zone names are set, and zones are added and deleted using the "Zone" dialog box.
See "Adding, Deleting, and Renaming a Zone" on page
3
Configuration Settings.
Zone names are set, and zones are added and deleted using the "Zone" dialog box.
See "Adding, Deleting, and Renaming a Configuration" on page
4
DME, ICP, External Device Layout.
Arrange DMEs, ICPs, and external devices in the Zone window.
See "Zone Window" on page
"Objects" on page
"Design Window Shared Settings and Operations" on page
5
Placing Components.
Place components and user modules in the Configuration window.
See "Configuration Window" on page
"User Module" on page
"Types of Components" on page
6
Component Logical Connections.
Use wires to connect the components and user modules you placed in the Configuration window.
See "Drawing and Editing Wires" on page
7
Setting Parameters.
Edit the component parameters in the component editor.
See "Component Editor Window" on page
8
Setting User Defined Parameters.
Parameters can be assigned to function keys F1 through F6 in the DME unit.
See "User Defined Button (User Defined Parameters)" on page
9
Storing Scenes.
Store the scene using the [Tools] menu
See "Scene Manager" on page
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[Scene Manager] command in the Main Panel window.
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