Using The Software - SYNQ DLP-6 MK2 Manual De Instrucciones

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USING THE SOFTWARE:

Keep in mind that the software is always connected to the processor so all parameters and settings you
change in the software are immediately sent to the DLP-6 MK2! This means that you have "live" interaction
with the audio of your audio system. On the screen you can see that the PC software has a very easy
interface with clickable icons.
You can click the icons to start your setup (start with the "Source" icons), you can choose a preset ("config"
menu, option "preset") or you can simply load a custom made program to further tune it:
 Program Manager
 Choose option "Device Program Manage" in the
menu Program.  the window "memory" appears.
This window allows you to send programs between
the PC and the processor and save/load them on
your laptop. These are the different options:
 Store to device: used to store the current
configuration in the DLP-6 MK2. First select one of
the 30 memory locations before you press the "Store
To Device" button! You will be asked for a proper
name and if you are sure you want to overwrite the
current memory location in the processor.
 Recall from device: used to recall one of the 30
memories in the DLP-6 MK2 and transfer it to the PC
so you can edit/store it.
 Store to PC: used to store the selected memory (1
out of 30) to a file on your PC.
 Recall from PC: used to recall one memory, stored
on your PC, and load it to the selected memory location.
 Store all to PC: used to store the complete set of 30 memories from the DLP-6 MK2 in a file on your PC.
 Recall all from PC: used to recall a file, containing a set of 30 memories, from your PC and send it to the
DLP-6 MK2.
 Linking the parameters on inputs and outputs
In many cases the parameters of the in/outputs should simply be equal. To make life easier you can link
two or more in/outputs  you only have to change the parameters of one in/output, the linked in/output(s)
will be set a the same time!
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