A SYSTEMS DMP1616, User Manual

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DMP1616 / DMP1616D
If your DMP1616 and your computer are connected through an existing local area network and not a set IP address,
please follow the steps below to establish a connection.
3. Click “Scan” to search your local area network for
compatible devices. Compatible devices will be displayed
as below.
2.
Select the executable file (.exe) inside the DMP1616
Control Software folder.
1. Make sure that your DMP1616 and computer have
successfully connected to the local area network.
4. Select the appropriate device to log in to the control
software.
6. Click to begin the installation.
5.
Enter the following information on the login page.
User Name:
USER_1
Password:
ASYSTEMS
If you have already set up user accounts, enter the
account details to log in.
DSP
The DSP page will give you an overall idea of input and
output mixes (including levels, naming and routing) as
well as offer a manner to view and edit the current signal
processors assigned to input and output channels.
Name: Edit the name for each individual input channel.
On/Off: Use this button to switch the corresponding input
channel on and off.
Processing: These buttons allow you to inject any of the
DMP1616’s internal signal processors right into the input
chain. Processing will be accomplished in order from left
to right. For more information on the available programs,
check the Signal Processor section of this manual.
Routing: A small box next to each of the input/output fields
can be used to route the inputs (on the left) to the outputs
(on the right). Click and drag one input box to the desired
output box.
Auto Mixer: This button will link the ALC and Duck buttons for each channel. It is recommended that you activate the
Auto Mixer button before activating the ALC or Duck as to ensure this function works as expected. Once active, activating
the Duck will activate the ALC, and vice versa.
Monitoring: The DMP1616 software offers extensive monitoring for DSP performance. The percentage of the processor
used will be visible at the bottom of the page.