mLAN Patchbay Owner`s Manual
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1. Operation Making a connection When you click on the mark Macintosh or right click in the From or TO field Windows the mLAN plugs available for connection will be shown in a popup menu By traversing the sub menus that appear select the desired mLAN plug and then click it to establish the connection However mLAN plugs that are grayed out cannot be selected Clicking Macintosh or right clicking Windows an area that is displayed as has no effect In the From field specify the To mLAN plug From Ta Wender i Module Nickname Flug Hame Format Wender Mlodu le Nickname Plug Marne Format VeMeds E cin d4ikee eon YAMAHA Module C r L 44 1kHz IEC958 ce Bie oe oe T YAMAHA Nickname gt BEES 05 op pf ES eR ae ae se a eR 204 GP Input 2 05 OP 4 0 Tn RB Ad TKE Input 3 Property i YAMAHA mLANEF 2 YAMAHA mLANGP 05 oP 4 0 Th L dd kb YAMAHA mLANGP 204 oP St Mix R dikt Input4 f YAMAHA mLANSP D4BP StMxl Akk Input5 F YAMAHA mLANSP 04BF DienR 44IkH at g YAMAHA mLANSP 2048P Diehl 441kb YAMAHA mLONGP 2204 5P AUD dikt Input 7 E Sia as ne YAMAHA mLANGP 204 9P ALIS 4 441kb Input amp nie ae oe mang YaAhAiHA ml AMAP ona oP Arnh A AAT spent Dien DE SARRE If you click Macintosh or right click Windows while holding down the Ctrl key you can select from the Nicknames as shown below When the mLAN plu2. YAMAHA mLANSP 204 8P St Mix L 44ikHz IECQBS YAMAHA mLANAP 204 GP Die HR d41ikHz IEGO5S YAMAHA mLANSP 204 8P Die nL 44 1kHz IEC958 YAMAHA mLANSP 204 8P ALK 2 d4 1kHz IEGG5S am as ns YAMAHA mLANSP 204 GP ALI 1 44 1kHz IES95G YAMAHA mLANSP 204 GP AChR 44 1kHz IEC958 T TTR TaT TI YAMAHA mLANSP 204 GP AO In L 44 1kH2 IEG96G cane TIR an TT MIDI page Wender Module Nickname Flug Mame Format Vender Modu le Hickname Flug Hame Format ij ml k oF WIL tl dd YAMAHA Sor 316 GE MIDI IN 44 1kHz WIDI 204 WIDI Out 441kH2 MIDI YAMAHA Css 4501 _SE MIDI IN 44 1kH2 WIDI YAMAHA CS y 301 5E MID OUT 441kH MIDI YAMAH CS6R 3515 BE MICI GUT 441kHz MIDI YAMAHA mLAN8P 204 oP MIDI Inl 44 1kHz MIDI WCLK page This page displays the synchronization status of the mLAN devices such as the Master and Slave rela tionships If there is no master slave relationship a hyphen will be displayed If there is a mas ter slave relationship the corresponding mLAN device will be displayed For an mLAN device that is set to the Group Master the frequency symbol G will be displayed at the WC marker Master Slave A Vender Module Nickname Vender Module Nickname a So Soo YArAHsa CS6R magnolia Auto i YAMAHA mLANEP gt G YAMAHA MacDryr MacDrwr i
3. f the state of the bus is not read within a certain length of time after the program is started check to make sure that the Serial Port value matches the COM port on your computer to which the serial cable is connected and that no other application programs are using the COM port Page 8 i Macintosh environment Double click the mLAN Patchbay icon f File New Create a new file The Audio and MIDI pages will show all mLAN plugs of the current bus system as unconnected The WCLK page will display the current word clock synchronization status of the bus If you wish to view the latest connection status of the bus select the Option menu command Update Open Open an existing file The previously saved connection status Audio MIDI pages and synchronization status WCLK page will be displayed Simply opening a file will not cause its settings to be reflected on the bus If you wish to apply the settings of all pages select the Option menu command Apply Close Close the file you are currently editing Save Save the currently edited file by overwriting it Save As Save the currently edited file under another name Print Windows only Print the currently selected page Information Property Open the Information Property dialog box to view detailed information on the selected mLAN plug or mLAN device In the Information Property dialog box you can modify the Nickname A Nickna
4. YAMAHA MLAN P2asenoay Ownars MANA 4 f mLAN Patchbay is application software that allows mLAN plugs virtual input output jacks to be connected to or disconnected from the mLAN bus system and synchronization settings of each mLAN device to be managed all under centralized control from your computer The Macintosh version manages the mLAN devices via IEEE 1394 and the Windows version man ages them via the serial interface Table of Contents Starting mLAN Patchbay 2 Main window seeen 11 Windows98 95 environment 2 WII S PEPEE TEE ATIE 11 Macintosh environment 2 Tool buttonS sseeeessneeessseeesnn 11 Menu b r 3 Data list ennenen 13 File PERPE ORERE E ALE E A TEE 3 Operation PAIE PE OESE SOET 15 Edit PEIA PE E AE E EEPE E EE E I E TA 4 Making a connection en ee 1 5 View ecoococoocooooooooooooooooooooo ooo OOOO OOOO CELE 5 Breaking a connection Se viewed E 1 6 Option Terre eee ee CO T 6 Master and slave settings geese acne 1 6 Help Windows only 0 10 Master and Slave mode settings 17 e The software and this owner s manual are exclusive copyrights of Yamaha Corporation e Copying of the software or reproduction of this manual in whole or in part by any means is expressly forbidden without the written consent of the manufacturer e Yamaha makes no representations or warranties with regard to the use of the software and documen tation and cannot be held respo
5. 2 Dig In L Dig Ink In IND OUT IND OUT INDS OUT IND OUT INCS OUT INDE OUT MIDI OUT k OUT St Mix R 22kHz IEC9SS S2kHz IECISS S2kHz IECRSS S2kHz IEC9SS S2kHz IECISS S2kHz IEC35S S2kHz IEC9SS S2kHz IECISS S2kHz IECIS5S S2kHz IEC9SS S2kHz IECISS S2kHz IEC35S S2kHz IEC9SS S2kHz IECISS S2kHz Raw S2kHz Raw mLAN AAAA A A A A A A A A Yar aHa YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA AM AHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA By clicking the tabs you can access the following pages Audio Connections for Audio plugs MIDI Connections for MIDI plugs mL ANSP mL ANSP mL MSF mL ANSP CSR Hacbrwr HacDrwr Macbrvr MacDryr Macbrvr Macbryvr MacDryr mL Aner mL Anse mL Aner mL ANSEF mL AMNSF mL aber When you start up mLAN Patchbay the following window will appear Vi len Vivien iw ien Vw len magnolia G4 G4 G4 G4 G4 G4 G4 iw ien iv ien Vivien iw ien iv ien Vivien 7 l ee Tinta Lorem Pug tone Fomat ance Motus Mokneme ug Nee Format o lonn 5 I 7 MIDI IN Input 2 Input 3 Input 4 Input 3 Input amp Input 7 Input amp Input 3 Input 6 Input 7 Input amp OUT 4 OUT EB S2kHz IECS3S S2kHz ECS 32kHz IECIS5 32kHz IEC35 22kHz Raw 44 1kHz IECISS 44 1kHz IECISS 44 1kHz IECISS 44 1kHz IECSS 44 1kHz IECISS 44 1kHz IECISS 44 1kHz IECIS S2kHz IECS35 S2k
6. Slave mLAN device to specify the Master emual Mode 43thers mLbLANGP f Master and Slave mode settings By clicking Macintosh or right clicking Windows a Slave mLAN device you can use the capabilities of the mLAN device to specify the Slave mode moos settings ere a Pe mLAN Oiee Nickname Vender Module Nickname l YAMAHA CS6R magnolia Auto 441k gT Group Master gt Uto Manua PF YAMAHA CSER magnolia S YAMAHA mL ANSP vivien G YAMAHA Macbrvr G4 _ Add By clicking Macintosh or right clicking Windows a Master mLAN device you can use the capabili ties of the mLAN device to set cancel the Group Master However this setting is not possible for an mLAN device that does not have Group Master functionality Common word clock setting for a Master mLAN device Master _Vender Module Nickname I Vender Module Nickname J YAMAHA CER magnolia Auto 44 1k F s TAMH CSE magnolia YAMAHA mLANSF Vivien G YaMaHA Macbryr G4 Set Group Master Group wWCLE Master Information
7. Hz ECS S2kHz IEC3S 32kHz IECI35 S2kHz IECISS S2kHz IECS35 WCLK Word Clock Synchronization settings such as word clock master and slave Tool buttons ddddddddddddd4 Update Make the data section show the state of the devices currently connected to the bus This is the same function as the Option menu command Update Apply Apply the state shown in the data section to the devices on the bus This is the same function as the Option menu command Apply Vender Switch the Vender between displayed hidden This is the same function as the View menu command Column filter item Vender Module Switch the Module column between displayed hidden This is the same function as the View menu command Column filter item Module Nickname Switch the Nickname between displayed hidden This is the same function as the View menu command Column filter item Nickname If the WCLK page is selected this has no func tion Plug Name Switch the Plug Name between displayed hidden This is the same function as the View menu command Column filter item Plug Name If the WCLK page is selected this has no func tion Format Switch the Format between displayed hidden This is the same function as the View menu command Column filter item Format If the WCLK page is selected this has no function pza For MIDI connections it is not necessary to take account of differences in Format In such cases it is conve
8. SF isi Nickname 0014 SP 04 OF 004 BP 9014 SP 04 OF 0014 SP 204 SP 04 OP 9011 SE The lower line will skip the module name and extend from the nickname to the plug name 441k St Miz L 907 SE 441k 4005 OP x 441k 441k HE BEF 441k 04 BP St Mli St Iulij Dig Th Dig In BUK ALs 7 AD I AD I ROL If you specify Nickname Vender Module will be omitted as shown below and display will begin with the Nickname Audio Pade f 205 YP 04 BF Property Y YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA mLAN mLAN mLAN mLAN mLAN mLAN mLAN For the WCLK page If you specify Normal popup menus will be displayed as shown below The upper line will extend from the module name to the nickname magnalia TTA ETE The lower line will skip the module name and extend to the nickname CS6R Mae Set Group Master KHz Auto C F TO Module Property magnalia If you specify Nickname Vender Module will be omitted as shown below and display will begin with the Nickname net Group Master Auto CE Property magnolia zaz By right clicking while holding down the Ctrl key you can access the type of popup menu opposite to that which was selected Auto Update type These are options for when executing the Apply command Auto Update type C WOLK page only f All pages C No Auto Update Auto U
9. a A D In 44 1kHz IEGQ5R Son aoe ap Master and slave settings When you click on the mark Macintosh or right click Windows an mLAN device in the Slave area the mLAN devices that can be selected as the master will be displayed Traverse the submenus of the popup menu to select the mLAN device that you wish to select as the master and click Macintosh or left click Windows it to connect that slave mLAN device to the specified master mLAN device Selecting the master from the popup menu PHATKH2 CSBR no Set Group Master Ha diHe Auto CE oo Property YAMAHA Module CSAR magnalia YAMAHA Nickname a gt If there is a Group Master on the bus by selecting the submenu of Group 1 of the Manual mode as shown below the mLAN devices lock to the Group Master If the Group Master does not exist set the Status to Manual Group 1 so that the devices will be ready for syncing to the Group Master Specifying the common word clock master from the popup menu a Pa a e l ani i cE al lit 4 B YAMAHA Cser magnolia Auto 441k Set Group Master Auto Manual Group P Groupi YaMaHa CS6R magnolia d YAMAHA mLANSP vivien G YAMAHA Macbrvr G4 Information If a Slave mLAN device is in Manual mode you can drag that item and release it on the mLAN device that you want to specify as the master to specify the master slave relationship Drag and release the
10. ead data check whether this value matches the COM port you are actually using Command Time out Time Set the response time that is taken from the issuance of a command to the mLAN device until the receipt of a response from the device If the system displays Serial Tim eout Error increase this value Line space Specify the display spacing at which mLAN plugs or mLAN devices are shown on a page Popup menu type Select the display method that will be used for popup menus when you connect a mLAN plug in the Audio or MIDI pages or when you manually select the Master mLAN device for a Slave mLAN device in the WCLK page Popup menu type For the Audio or MIDI page If you specify Normal popup menus will be displayed as shown below The upper line will extend from the module name to the plug name oe as 44 1k Hz TEGa5s SAMARA Nickname gt RSE b r gg eR VAM ALA mL HEF 205 GP 4 0 th R d4 IEF YAMAHA mbLANEP 0 GP Ar Dh L 441E H YAMAHA mL NSF 04 BF at Mi R 441k F YAMAHA mL EF 20 GP St Miz L 44 1EF YAMAHA mL NEF Od OP Deh R 441E H YAMAHA mL NSF fe Ut BF Die In L A4 lke Y MAH mLANeP 04 GP ALi 2 d4 kb YAMAHA mL NSF drig aF AL 1 441k F wha ATEA wf A RINTI HoA On Arm i M AAdI I pale sshd YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA tt Property mLANSP mLANEP mLANSF mLANSP mLANSP mLANSP mLANoP mLANSP mLANSP mLAN
11. etting Clear New ShortcutiNi Etr Shift Current Shortcut Ctrl Used Action 1 Select the menu item for which you wish to specify a shortcut key 2 Click the New Shortcut field and then press the key that you wish to specify as the shortcut 3 Click Assign to finalize the setting If you click Revert Panel you will return to the settings of the previous step If you click Initial setting the default settings Ctrl first letter of the action will be applied To clear the settings click Clear Color You can specify the color and background color in the data list Shortcuts olor Other Data List Color From Background a f To Selectt2s f To Backeroundt4 Revert Sel Revert Back Color iE 1 Select an item to be edited and click Color The Color dialog opens 2 Select the desired color 3 Click OK The selected color appears below the item To reset the color and background color to their initial settings click Revert Sel and Revert Back respectively Other Shortcuts Color Other Popup menu type f Normal f Nickname Serial port e Command Timeout time J 10 Sec Line space jo Suto Update type f WOLE page only f All pages f No Auto Update Suto Update Wart Time jo Sec Serial port Select the COM port that is used to connect the computer and mLAN device If there is a problem such as failure to r
12. gs are displayed in the popup menu mLAN plugs that are temporarily unavailable for connection e g if you attempt to connect an already connected To mLAN plug to another From mLAN plug will be displayed but cannot be selected Click Macintosh or right click Windows while holding down the Ctrl key Ta Vender Module Nickname Flug Name For mat From Vender Module Nickname Flug Name For mat TALE bar an AP EES ea a a Yt 301 BE 05_BP 441kHz IEGa5s ue E eo Re Vt gong oF 05 8P Die R 441kHz IEG958 be Me ee oe Yi 7 Ho oP Dig h L 44 1kHz IEG958 eee mes wW wen AP AUX2 441kHz TEG958 aa a 04 BP AU 44 1kHz IEG958 Lee 44 1kHz IEC958 a ope Input 2 R YE Property A Dink 44 1KHz IEG958 sus ununa O St Mis Ro 441kHz IEC958 YAMAHA mLAN Input 4 St Mix L 44 1kHz IEC958 HE nE sas YAMAHA mLAN Grout 5 Dig h R 441kHz IEC958 a ane a YAMAHA mLAN Dig In L 44 1KHz IEC958 mae sas YAMAHA mLAN Inputs AUK 2 44 1kHz IEC959 mae ses YAMAHA mLAN Iput AUS 1 44 1kH2 IECS5S YAMAHA mLAN fputg A DhR 44ikHz IEC958 YAMAHA mLA ADhl 441kHz IEC958 zaz Selecting a plug while holding down the Shift key works in the same way as Con nect All in the Edit menu W
13. indows Ezaz The popup menu will also appear when you press the Space key This can also be used in conjunction with the Ctrl key You can delete the popup menu by pressing the Alt key Zag A connection can also be made by dragging a mLAN plug and releasing it on the mLAN plug to which you wish to connect it However only one mLAN plug can be selected and dragged Wivera Releasing the plug while holding down the Shift key works in the same way as Connect All in the Edit menu Windows Connect by dragging and releasing an mLAN plug YAMAHA CSER magnolia ROUT __ eqns YAMAHA MacDrvr G4 Input 3 44 1kHz IEC958 7 YAMAHA mLANSP Vivien St Mix R Z2kHz Raw E ee YAMAHA Macbrvr G4 Input 4 44 1kHz IEC958 7 MieiMaHA CS6R magnolia MICI IN Z2kHz Raw F E a e N O TANHA Macdrvr G4 Input 5 44 1kHz IEC958 i 25 daa z cia YAMAR Macbreyr Gd Input 6 44 1kHz IEC958 i Macintosh Windows Depending on the sorting there may be cases as shown below in which a single From mLAN plug is connected to multiple To mLAN plugs Spaces blanks will be displayed for the From mLAN plugs to indicate that the mLAN plug is identical If such cases are excepted normal connections will show a single From mLAN plug for each To mLAN plug Data section after editing i E From Ta Wender
14. me you modify in the Property dialog box will not be applied to the bus until you execute the Option menu command Apply Quit Exit mLAN Patchbay Edit Undo Redo Undo returns the previously edited item to its previous state After Undo is executed this command will change to Redo Redo cancels the effect of Undo restoring the item to its edited state Disconnect Disconnect the selected mLAN plug and save it in the clipboard This cannot be used in the WCLK page Copy Copy the selected mLAN plug and save it in the clipboard This cannot be used in the WCLK page Paste Connect the mLAN plug copied in the clipboard to the selected mLAN plug This cannot be used in the WCLK page Search Windows only Open the Search Plug dialog box This cannot be used in the WCLK page Wivera Before using this you must first open either the Audio or the MIDI page depending on the mLAN plug for which you wish to search Search Plug dialog box The Search Plug dialog box lets you find the location of the desired mLAN plugs Search Search Plue Module Nickmameth ne PluetP Plug Direction mLANSP 205 SP ir From SOR 18 5E mLAONSP 204 SP To OK Cancel 1 In the Module Nickname column select the mLAN device that contains the mLAN plugs you wish to find 2 In the Plug Direction column select either From output plugs or To input plugs 3 In the Plug column select the mLAN plug that you wish t
15. nient to use the Format tool button to hide Format from being displayed Audio and MIDI pages ns Format T Vender Module Nickname Plug Mame For mat Vender Displays the manufacturer of the mLAN device Module Displays the model name of the mLAN device Nickname Displays the nickname of the mLAN device Plug Name Displays the plug name of the mLAN device Format Displays the format of the mLAN device WCLK page Haster Module H Slawe vender Module Hicka me _ WC marker Displays the common word clock mark 44 44 1k 48 48k Internal E A word clock is not supplied G Group Master NOTE There is no Sort function for WC marker Vender Displays the manufacturer of the mLAN device Module Displays the model name of the mLAN device Nickname Displays the nickname of the mLAN device Status Displays the sync mode and word clock frequency of the mLAN device ivarg Displayed hidden settings for each item in the Audio and MIDI pages are shared The Sort function is independent for each page Sorting data If you click the title of an item the list will be sorted with that item as the key A sort symbol will be displayed at the right of that title The sort symbol will point upward to indicate ascending order or downward to indicate descending order Each time you click the title of an item sorting for that item will alternate between ascending and descending order By dragging the title of an item
16. nsible for the results of the use of this manual and the software e Copying of the commercially available music sequence data and or digital audio files is strictly prohibited except for your personal use e The company names and product names in this owner s manual are the trademarks or regis tered trademarks of their respective companies e The screen displays as illustrated in this owner s manual are for instructional purposes and may appear somewhat different from the screens which appear on your computer This owner s manual assumes that you are already familiar with basic Windows Mac intosh operation If you are not please refer to the owner s manual which came with your Windows Mac OS software before using mLAN Patchbay For information about hardware requirements the interconnection of devices and the installation of the mLAN Patchbay software refer to the separate Installation Guide as well as the owner s manual for the respective mLAN device This owner s manual is applicable to the mLAN Patchbay for both Windows and Macintosh The screen illustrations are mainly taken from the mLAN Patchbay for Macintosh 2000 Yamaha Corporation After installing mLAN Patchbay and making the necessary connections start up mLAN Patchbay as fol lows i Windows98 95 environment In Windows 98 95 select Start button Programs P menu gt mLAN Tools and choose mLAN Patchbay Nivea
17. o find and then click OK Disconnect All Disconnect all mLAN plugs connected to the selected mLAN plug This cannot be used in the WCLK page Disconnect Field All Disconnect all mLAN plugs output plugs input plugs of the specified mLAN device If an item in the From field is selected all mLAN plugs in the To field will be disconnected If an item in the To field is selected all mLAN plugs in the From field will be disconnected This cannot be used in the WCLK page Connect All Windows only Connect all mLAN plugs that are copied to the clipboard to all mLAN plugs of the specified mLAN device Available only on the Audio page f View View Toolbar Switch the tool buttons between visible and hidden Status bar Macintosh only Lets you to select visible or hidden for the status indication Column Filter Switch each item in the data list between visible and hidden Vender Hide show the Vender item Module Hide show the Module item Nickname Hide show the Nickname item This cannot be used in the WCLK page Plug Name Hide show the Plug Name item This cannot be used in the WCLK page Format Hide show the Format item This cannot be used in the WCLK page j Option Update Show the mLAN devices currently on the bus and their settings on the appropriate pages Apply Apply the state specified in all pages to the mLAN devices on the bus Zaz After you click the Apply button the status of the applicati
18. on may not match the status of the mLAN device After clicking the button click the Update button or use the Auto Update function page xx Identify Issue an Identify to the selected mLAN device The mLAN connector s LED on the mLAN device that has received an Identify will flash for five seconds Device Color Windows only Open the Device Color dialog box Device Color dialog box In the Device Color dialog box you can specify the display color for each mLAN device Device Color EI Device Color mLANSP 205 8P S6R 318 BE mLANSP 204 SP Sample Color Selecting Color fe Cancel 1 Select the mLAN device whose device color you wish to specify 2 Click Selecting Color The color dialog box will appear 3 Select the color that you wish to use for the mLAN device Nivea f you wish to customize the color click Customize Color and add the desired color 4 Click OK The selected color will be displayed in Sample Color 5 Click OK and the display color of the mLAN device will be changed If you decide not to change the color click Cancel Preference Windows only Open the Preference dialog box In the Preference dialog box you can make settings for Shortcuts Color and Other Preference dialog box Shortcuts Specify customize the menu shortcut keys shortcuts Color Other Menu Action Revert Fanel hitial s
19. pdate Wait Time sec WCILK page only After Apply has been completed the WCLK page display will automatically be updated to the current state of the bus This is convenient when you wish to verify the synchronization data after executing Apply All pages After Apply has been completed the display of all pages will automatically be updated to the current state of the bus This is convenient when you wish to verify that all data was cor rectly applied to the bus after Apply was executed No Auto Update No action will be performed after Apply is completed Auto Update Wait Time Specify the interval time following Apply after which the display will be updated to the cur rent state of the bus The units are seconds The initial setting is three seconds If you have connected six or more mLAN devices set this value higher than three seconds f Help Windows only About mLAN Patchbay A Display version information for mLAN Patchbay D Main window Oo Audio YAHAHA YAMAH YAMAHA YAMAHA YAM AH YAMAHA YAMAHA YAM 4a YAM AH YAMAHA YAM AH YAM AH YAMAHA YAMAH YAM AH YAMAHA mL ASP mL MSF mL ANSF mL AMNSF mL MSF mL MSF mL AMSF CSER CSR CS6R CSEF CS6R CER CSEF CS6R mL MSF MIDI WCLK ee rs Vivien Vivien Vivien Vivien Vivien Vivien Yi ben magnolia magnolia magnolia magnolia magnolia magnolia magnolia magnolia Vivien AD Inc 4 D Ink AL 1 AL
20. to left or right you can change the order of the items Sort symbol ae From ee vender Module Nickname Plug Name Format Vender Module YaPaAHA mLANSP Vivien AD inL 32kHze IEC958 f ae YAMAHA mL ANSP Vivien AD In F S2kHz EC9 58 we aes Connection data Audio and MIDI pages These pages display the connection status of the mLAN plugs From displays the output plugs and To displays the input plugs If unconnected a hyphen will be displayed If connected the connection destination mLAN plug will be displayed Audio page y y From j i Ta Wender Module Hiekname Plug Hame Format Wender Weadule Nikname Plug Hame Format T mL ANSF P P i 441 kHz I YAMAHA CS6R 318 5E L IN 44 1kHz IECS58 YAMAHA mLANSF 05 eF L 44 1kHz ECI YAMAHA CSER 19 2E R IH 44 1kKHz IECORS YAMAHA mLANSP 205 5F Die HR d4 1kHz IEC958 YAMAHA CS6R 516 5E INDI IN 44 1kKHz IEC9S55 YAMAHA mLANSP 205 6P Dige h L 44 1kHz IEC958 YAMAHA CoaR 51 6 6E IND IN 44 1KHz IEGO5E YAMAHA mLANSP 205 5F ALK dd 1kHz IEC958 YAMAHA OSaR 516 5E IND IN d41kHz IEC955 YAMAHA mLANSFP 205 6P AUK d4 1kHz IEOC956 YAMAHA CS6R 110 0E IMDA IN d4 1kHz IECS58 YAMAHA mlLON amp P 205 SF 4D Th R 44 1kHz2 ECIS YAMAHA CGR 318 5E IMDS IN 44 1kH2 IECORS YAMAHA mLANSP 205 GP AD Th L 441kHs IECOBS YAMAHA CSER 319 8E INDE IN 44 1kH IECORS YAMAHA mLON8P 204 GP St Mix R 441kH2 IECORS
21. y Module Nickname Plug Mame Format Wender Module Nickname Plug Hame Format YAMAHA mLANSP 205 8P St Mix R 441kHz TECSSS YAMAHA mLANSP 204 SP Input 1 d41kHe IECGSS YAMAHA mLANSP 204 aF hput 2 44 1k Hz IECQG8 YAMAHA mLANSF 205 GP St Mix L d4kHe EGS56 Som Face ET F YAMAHA mLONsP 05 AF Cie h H EENE AMAHA mLANSP 204 BP hput 4 44 1k Hz IECORG Breaking a connection When you click on the mark Macintosh or right click Windows a connected mLAN plug a Dis connect command will be added to the menu as shown below and you can break the connection by selecting this command If you select Disconnect All all connections of the module you clicked will be disconnected Using the popup menu to disconnect ot Mix A 44 1kHz ECSS DEN Property ee St Mir dd ikHy IFAARA ee RO ee To Vender Module Nickname Flue Hame For mat Vender Module Nickname Flue Name Format nee A AHA mLANGP 204 8P Input 1 44 1kHe IEGO5S YAMAHA Module YSahMAHS mLANSP 204 AF Input 2 44 1kHez IECS5S He z x st Mix L 44 1kHz IEC958 y YAMAHA Nickname PES Denk 441kH2 IEC9S58 YAMAHA mLANSP 0486P hput4 441kHz IEG958 SSS GP Die In L 44 kHz IEGI5E a n a sae eatin BP ALIX 2 44 kHz IEGQ58 Yo Disconnect All IP ALIS 1 44 1kHz IEGORS Y Bicconnect Fedal E ADhR 441kHz IECORG ae Be si ae we ia F
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