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DSX
4 - EDITING WITH DSX
4.4.- Input and Output Labels.
From the Main Screen you can identify the Inputs and Outputs that you are going to use.
You can do this by labels, the image shows:
To write a name on the label, click once over it, a cursor will appear and then you can enter
with the keyboard the characters that you want (up to 6 characters). You can move from one to
another directly by pressing the tab key.
Through these names you can identify each Output. These names will appear later in other
DSX windows, to make the software more intuitive and comfortable, so you know what you are
changing on which specific Output and you will not have to revise which channel belongs to which
output. The same label will appear on the processor display.
For example, in one Stero 4 way configuration, you will write Left on Input A, Right on Input
B, and in Outputs you can write HIGH L, HIGH R, MID L, MID R, LOW L, LOW R, SUB L, SUB
R in order from Output 1 to 8..
It should be clear names, because the processor has printed on its back panel numbers
from 1 to 8 in output connectors and you will not know which is which output, seriously endangering
the speakers (think what would happen if you plug a HF Driver to a Sub output...).
Once you assign a name in each box, the corresponding name will change, being able to
identify clearly every Input and/or Output.
4.3.- Aditional Info.
To begin with, and to avoid further oversights in the configurations that we make, we should
take notes on each project, or sound equipment. We can do this by clicking the
Additional
Info Button .
The Window ‘’ Aditional Info ’’ will appear:
There are various fields in this window:
Preset name: System nam e, by def ault wi ll be
"NoName" . There are up to 22 characters to use, and
we recommended you giv e it a name sufficiently
significant to remember after you have made the
configuration. This will be the name that appears on
the display of the processor identifying the Preset.
Project Name: Name of the project to which it belongs.
Engineer: Name of the person responsible for the setup.
Comments: 200 characters availables to make notes.