Yamaha EXi8 Specifications

MTX3, MTX5-D, XMV Series, EXi8, EXo8

Remote Control Protocol Specifications

Version 1.3.0

Release November 11th, 2014

This specification document applies to MTX3, MTX5-D, XMV, EXi8, and EXo8 V1.30 and later.

0. Revision History

Version

V1.0.0

V1.0.1

V1.0.2

Date

Sep. 1, 2013

Sep. 25, 2013

Jan.14, 2014

Section

-

7

7

8

Description

Initial version

Added note (*1) to XMV "InputSelect" parameter

Added *2 to XMV "ATT" and "DigitalATT"

Separated Meter List of EXi8 and EXo8

3.1

3.1

3.2.4

Added Heart beat command

Added explanation for escape character

Added note for "1-10) Time synchronization notification <Old format>"

3.2.4, 3.4.3 Added time set and get commands

3.2.4, 3.4.3 Added DST related commands

3.3.1

Added note for "2-1) Device run mode query"

3.3.3

3.4.3

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4

6

7

Modified description text and added note for "2-9) Keepalive activation setting"

Added alert event log related commands

Fixed text "devstatus devmode" to "devstatus runmode" in communication start process explanation

Fixed communication start process flow diagram

Added parameter value detail for MY4-AEC (table 12, 13, 14)

Added parameter "MYInsert 16 Channel" to Parameter List

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7

8

Added MY4-AEC parameters to Parameter List

Amend description for parameter "Power" in XMV Parameter List

Added MY4-AEC address to Meter List

V1.0.3

May 23, 2014 3.3.1, 4 Added clarification of [devstatus runmode] command, which is necessary to establish remote control communication.

V1.3.0

Nov. 1, 2014 1.3.1, 1.3.2 Increased total number of remote controller devices which can simultaneously access the MTX system.

3.1

Fixed some incorrect values in the "Normalized Value" column of the table, and in the note below the table.

3.3.5

6

7

7

Added "setr" command, which allows relative inc/dec level control.

Added "value to data" tables for fader parameters.

Added comments in remarks column for when "setr" command is available.

Added "DigitalInputSensitivity" parameter for XMV

MTX3/MTX5-D/XMV Series/EXi8/EXo8 Remote Control Protocol Specifications V1.3.0

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1. Setup

1.1. Connection Procedure

Connection when using the NETWORK connector to perform remote control using this protocol

MTX3

Ethernet Ethernet

Remote Controller

Network

Switch

MTX5-D

Remote Controller

Ethernet

Network

Switch

Ethernet

* Also for XMV, EXi8 and EXo8.

XMV can be controlled with the protocol in this document without MTX3 or MTX5-D.

Connection when using the REMOTE connector to perform remote control using this protocol

MTX3

Remote Controller

RS-232C (Crossover cable)

MTX5-D

Remote Controller

RS-232C (Crossover cable)

* XMV, EXi8 and EXo8 do not have REMOTE connectors

1.2. Configuring the Remote Controller

MTX3 and MTX5-D can be controlled from an external controller through the Ethernet (NETWORK) connector and RS-232C

(REMOTE) connector.

XMV, EXi8 and EXo8 can be controlled from an external controller through the Ethernet (NETWORK) connector.

The configuration on the remote controller side for each type of connection is shown below.

Ethernet (NETWORK connector) control

IP Address: Specify the IP address of the device you want to control.

IP Port No.: 49280

RS-232C (REMOTE connector) control

Bit Rate: The specified bit rate.

Data: 8 bits

Parity: none

Stop bit: 1 bit

Flow Control : none

RS-232C port pin assignment

3

4

5

Pin

1

2

Name

NC

RxD

TxD

DTR

GND

In/Out

-

In

Out

Out

-

* Pin 4 and Pin 6 are connected internally.

* Pin 7 and Pin 8 are connected internally.

Pin

6

7

8

9

Name

DSR

RTS

CTS

NC

In/Out

In

Out

In

-


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1. Setup

1.3. Device Configuration

1.3.1. MTX3 and MTX5-D

MTX3 and MTX5-D can be controlled from an external controller through a NETWORK and RS-232C connector.

Up to nine remote controller devices can connect simultaneously to one MTX device, eight via the NETWORK connector and one via the RS232 connector.

The procedure to configure the second control port of MTX3 and MTX5-D is shown below, this is found in MTX Editor - System

Menu- > Remote control.

(1)

(2)

(1) Select an MTX within the MTX system.

(2) Select BIT RATE of 38400 or 115200 for RS-232C control

After selecting all the parameters, click OK to complete the procedure.

* In the case of the MTX5-D NETWORK remote control connection, either network connector (Primary or Secondary) can be used when DANTE Daisy Chain mode is selected.

If using DANTE Redundant mode, only the Primary network connection and/or RS-232C connection can be used for remote control.

1.3.2. XMV, EXi8 and EXo8

XMV, EXi8 and EXo8 can be controlled via an external device through a NETWORK connector.

Up to eight remote controller devices can connect simultaneously.

As remote control of XMV, EXi8 and EXo8 is performed via the NETWORK connector only, there is no requirement to configure the port using MTX Editor for remote control.

When XMV, Exi8 and EXo8 are connected and controlled from MTX3 or MTX5-D, up to seven remote controller devices can be used for these devices.


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2. Command List

1. Commands from a device sent to a remote controller

No.

1-1 Device status change

1-2

1-3

1-4 notification

1-5 Parameter change

1-6 notification

Request details

Device run mode notification

Device error status notification

Current Fs (sampling frequency) setting notification

Current word clock status notification

Parameter change notification raw value

Reply from device

NOTIFY devstatus runmode ...

NOTIFY devstatus error ...

NOTIFY devstatus fs ...

NOTIFY devstatus lockstatus ...

NOTIFY set ...

Parameter change notification normalized value NOTIFY setn ...

1-7 Meter change notification Meter information notification

1-8 Current snapshot (preset) number change notification

Scheduler on/off change notification

Current snapshot (preset) number change notification

NOTIFY set(setn) MTX:EvntScd_On ...

NOTIFY mtr ...

NOTIFY sscurrent ...

1-9 Event processing change

1-10

1-11 notification

1-12

1-13

1-14

1-15

1-16

1-17

1-18

1-19

1-20

1-21

Media insertion notification

Time synchronization notification <old format> NOTIFY event MTX:AbsoluteTime ...

Remarks

"emergency" is invalid on the XMV, EXi8 and EXo8.

Time synchronization notification <new format> NOTIFY event MTX:SetAbsoluteTime… This command is invalid on the EXi8 and EXo8.

DST enable change notification

DST offset time change notification

DST start time change notification

DST end time change notification

DST start/end day change notification (day/week) NOTIFY event MTX:DSTSetDayWeek… This command is invalid on the XMV, EXi8 and EXo8.

DST start/end day change notification (day) NOTIFY event MTX:DSTSetDay…

Song play mode notification

Play, stop, and other transport operation notification

Playback song notification

MTX Editor synchronization processing notification

NOTIFY event MTX:Media ...

NOTIFY event MTX:DSTSetEnable…

NOTIFY event MTX:DSTSetOffset…

NOTIFY event MTX:DSTSetStartTime… This command is invalid on the XMV, EXi8 and EXo8.

NOTIFY event MTX:DSTSetEndTime… This command is invalid on the XMV, EXi8 and EXo8.

NOTIFY event MTX:

AudioPlayerSetPlayMode ...

NOTIFY event MTX:

AudioPlayerTransport ...

NOTIFY event MTX:

AudioPlayerSetCurrentSong ...

NOTIFY event MTX:

SynchronizationSetStatus ...

This command is invalid on the XMV, EXi8 and EXo8.

This command is invalid on the EXi8 and EXo8.








2. Commands for controlling a device

No.

2-1 Device status query

2-2

2-3

Request details

Device run mode query

Device error status query

Current Fs (sampling frequency) status query devstatus fs

Command string devstatus runmode devstatus error

2-4 Current word clock status query

2-5 Device run mode change Normal run mode change

Emergency run mode change devstatus lockstatus devmode normal devmode emergency scpmode encoding ...

2-6 MTX external control protocol run mode setting

2-7

2-8

2-9

Result and change notification character encoding setting

Value notification mode setting

Normalization resolution setting

Keepalive activation setting scpmode valuetype ...

scpmode resolution ...

scpmode keepalive ...

2-10 Parameter query

2-11

2-12

2-13 Parameter setting

2-14

2-15

Raw value parameter query

Normalized value parameter query

Scheduler status notification

Raw value parameter setting

Normalized value parameter setting

Relative value parameter setting

(INC/DEC level control)

Scheduler setting get ...

getn ...

get(getn,gett) MTX:EvntScd_On ...

set ...

setn ...

setr…

2-16

2-17 Meter control

2-18

2-19 Snapshot (preset)

2-20 processing

Transmission request

Stop request

Snapshot (preset) current number query

Snapshot (preset) recall processing set(setn,sett) MTX:EvntScd_On ...

mtrstart ...

mtrstop ...

sscurrent ...

ssrecall ...

Remarks

"emergency" is invalid on the XMV, EXi8 and EXo8.







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2. Command List

3-38

3-39

3-40

3-41

3-42

3-43

3-24

3-25

3-26

3-27

3-28

3-29

3-18

3-19

3-20

3-21

3-22

3-23

3-30

3-31

3-32

3-33

3-34

3-35

3-36

3-37

3-4

3-5

3-6

3-7

No.

3-1 Product information

3-2

3-3 query request

3-13

3-14

3-15

3-16

3-17

3-8 Snapshot list (preset)

3-9 recall processing

3-10 Event processing

3-11

3-12 request

3. Extended commands

Request details Data

MTX external control protocol version query devinfo protocolver ...

Parameter set version query

Firmware version query

Product name query devinfo paramsetver ...

devinfo version ...

devinfo productname ...

Serial number query

Device ID query

Device name query

Number of snapshot (preset) lists

Nth preset information

Time synchronization

Time synchronization

Time query

DST enable/disable setting

DST enable/disable query devinfo serialno ...

devinfo deviceid ...

devinfo devicename ...

ssnum ...

ssinfo ...

event MTX:AbsoluteTime ...

event MTX:SetAbsoluteTime ...

event MTX:GetAbsoluteTime ...

event MTX:DSTSetEnable… event MTX:DSTGetEnable…

DST status query

DST offset time setting

DST offset time query

DST start time setting

DST start time query

DST end time setting

DST end time query

DST start/end day setting (day/week)

DST start/end day query (day/week)

DST start/end day setting (day)

DST start/end day query (day)

DST start/end day setting query event MTX:DSTGetStatus… event MTX:DSTSetOffset… event MTX:DSTGetOffset… event MTX:DSTSetStartTime… event MTX:DSTGetStartTime… event MTX:DSTSetEndTime… event MTX:DSTGetEndTime… event MTX:DSTSetDayWeek… event MTX:DSTGetDayWeek… event MTX:DSTSetDay… event MTX:DSTGetDay… event MTX:DSTGetDaySetting…

Remarks




















Current folder information (for list) query

Current folder move (for list) query

Folder name query event MTX:AudioPlayerGetCurrentDir ...

event MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentDir ...

event MTX:AudioPlayerGetDirName ...




File name query event MTX:AudioPlayerGetFileName ...


Folder name list: Multiple Folder name query event MTX:AudioPlayerGetDirNameList ... This command is invalid on the XMV, EXi8 and EXo8.

File name list query

Song play mode query

Song play mode setting

Song playback status query event MTX:AudioPlayerGetFileNameList ... This command is invalid on the XMV, EXi8 and EXo8.

event MTX:AudioPlayerGetPlayMode ...

event MTX:AudioPlayerSetPlayMode ...

event MTX:AudioPlayerGetStatus ...




Play, stop, and other transport operation

Currently playing or selected song information query

Playback song designation event MTX:AudioPlayerTransport ...


event MTX:AudioPlayerGetCurrentSong ... This command is invalid on the XMV, EXi8 and EXo8.

event MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentSong ... This command is invalid on the XMV, EXi8 and EXo8.

MTX Editor synchronization processing query event MTX:SynchronizationGetStatus ...


Number of alert event log query

Alert event log query

Query for alert event log as list

Clear alert event log event MTX:EventLogGetLogNumber… event MTX:EventLogGetLog… event MTX:EventLogGetLogList… event MTX:EventLogClear…


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3. Command Specifications

3.1. Basic Command Specifications

Below is the syntax of commands exchanged between a device and remote controller.

<command name> <option 1> <option 2> . . . <option n> <new line>

3. Command Specifications

- Each command must end with LF (0x0A).

- LF (0x0A) code can be sent as heart-beat command.

Refer to section 3.3.3: "2-9) Keepalive activation setting" for description of run mode setting, which describes the use of this heart-beat command.

- Character type letter(s) in command line must be bracketed by double quotations.

When double quotation itself needs to be included in command line, use "escape character" as shown below.

Backslash works as an escape character to express following one character for double quotation and backslash.

\\

\"

Syntax

\

"

Meaning Description backslash double quotation

- At least one space is necessary between a command name and an option and between options.

- Commands must be expressed using ASCII characters. Other characters are not allowed.

- Option strings that express parameter values are shown below.

Value

-Infinity

-18dB

-6.5dB

0dB

10dB

2kHz

400Hz

Pan L 63

Pan Center

Pan R 63

ON

OFF

INVERTED

NORMAL

Displayed string

"-INFINITY"

"-18.00"

"-6.50"

"0.00"

"10.00"

"2.00k"

"400"

"L63"

"C"

"R63"

"ON"

"OFF"

"INVERTED"

"NORMAL"

Raw value

-13801

-1800

-650

0

1000

2000

1

0

0

1

400

-63

0

+63

0

1

Normalized value

0

453

677

804

1000

667

435

0

500

1000

500

1000

0

1000

1000

0

* For other parameters, see section 6, "Parameter Value Details," provided later.

* Normalized value is a converted value when minimum value of the parameter is as 0 and maximum value of the parameter is as 1000 *1 .

Example: -inf as minimum mapped 0, 10dB as maximum mapped 1000, 0dB mapped 804 for level parameter.

*1: This value is set by 2-8) Normalization resolution setting, default resolution is 1000.


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3.2. Commands a Device Sends to a Remote Controller

3.2.1. Device status change notification

1-1) Device run mode notification

Command

NOTIFY devstatus

Example:

Option 1 runmode

Option 2

"emergency"

"update"

"normal"

Emergency run mode

Update mode

Normal run mode

Notification: NOTIFY devstatus runmode "normal"

Meaning: The run mode was changed to normal mode.

Description

Details:

1-2) Device error status notification

Command

NOTIFY devstatus error

Option 1 Option 2

"flt/xxxx"

"err/xxxx"

"wrn/xxxx"

Alert fault information

Description

Alert error information

Alert warning information

"flt/xxxx" = " flt/message// xnnn onf (sssss) ID-xxx 2012/12/31 23:59:59"

"err/xxxx" = " err/message// xnnn onf (sssss) ID-xxx 2012/12/31 23:59:59"

"wrn/xxxx" = " wrn/message// xnnn onf (sssss) ID-xxx 2012/12/31 23:59:59"

The first three characters indicate the alert type.

message = Alert message (The section from "/" to "//" after the alert type is the message data.)

. . . up to 32 characters (ascii characters) nnn = Alert number (panel display number)

. . . 2 or 3 digit hexadecimal notation (The x at the front indicates hexadecimal notation.) onf = Alert on/off

. . . Persistent alerts turn on when an alert condition occurs and turn off when they are cleared.

Single-shot alerts turn on while an alert condition is true.

sssss = Identical alert count (a counter that indicates the number of identical alerts, normally set to 1)

. . . Decimal notation xxx = UNIT ID number . . . 3-digit hexadecimal

Date

Time

Example: Notification: NOTIFY devstatus error "err/DCP[0] communication error// x53 on (1) ID-001 2013/1/22 11:38:23"

Meaning: Error alert 53 occurred.

1-3) Current Fs (sampling frequency) setting notification

Command

NOTIFY devstatus fs

Option 1 Option 2

"unknown"

44.1kHz

"48kHz"

Example: Notification: NOTIFY devstatus fs "44.1kHz"

Meaning: Fs was changed to 44.1 kHz.

1-4) Current word clock status notification

Command

NOTIFY devstatus

Example:

Option 1 lockstatus

Option 2

"unlock"

"lock"

Notification: NOTIFY devstatus lockstatus "lock"

Meaning: Word clock was locked.

Fs undefined

44.1kHz

48kHz

Unlock

Lock

Description

Description


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3.2.2. Parameter change notification

1-5) Parameter change notification raw value

Parameter change notification normalized value

Command Option 1

NOTIFY set MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/Xpos/Ypos/

PrmNo/IndexNo

NOTIFY setn MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/Xpos/Ypos/

PrmNo/IndexNo

Details: MemNo = See section 7, "Parameter Values."

UniqueId = See section 7, "Parameter Values."

Xpos = See section 7, "Parameter Values."

Ypos = See section 7, "Parameter Values."

IndexNo = See section 7, "Parameter Values."

0

0

Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 Option 5

0

0

Description

"(value)" "(string)" Parameter change raw value

"(value)" "(string)" Parameter change normalized value

"(value)" = See section 3.1, "Basic Command Specifications," or section 7, "Parameter Values."

"(string)" = See section 3.1, "Basic Command Specifications," or section 7, "Parameter Values."

Example: Notification: NOTIFY set MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 -7760 "-77.60"

Meaning: DCA Fader 1ch level was changed to "-77.60."

1-6) Scheduler on/off change notification

Command Option 1

NOTIFY set(setn) MTX:EvntScd_On 0

Option 2

0

Option 3

1

0

Option 4

"1"

"0"

Option 5 Description

Scheduler on

Scheduler off

* For setn, option 4 is expressed using a normalized value.

Example: Notification: NOTIFY set MTX:EvntScd_On 0 0 1 "1"

Meaning: The scheduler was turned on.

1-7) Parameter change notification

Command

NOTIFY mtr

Details:

Example:

Option 1

MTX:mtr_MemNo/UniqueId/meter

Option 2 level gr hold

Option 3

(meter)

MTX:mtr_MemNo/UniqueId/hold

MemNo = See section 8, "Meters."

UniqueId = See section 8, "Meters."

(meter) = See section 5, "Meter Values."

Notification: NOTIFY mtr MTX:mtr_512/20020/meter level 71 71 71 71 71 71 69 68

* The meter value is expressed using a 2-digit hexadecimal.

Meaning: Output levels for ch1 to 8 Level are sent.

Description

Level meter value gr meter value

Hold meter value

3.2.3. Current snapshot (preset) number change notification

1-8) Current snapshot (preset) number change notification

Command

NOTIFY sscurrent

Option 1

(index)

Description

Current preset number change notification

Details: (index) = Current preset index number

Example: Notification: NOTIFY sscurrent 10

Meaning: Current preset was changed to index 10 (preset 10).


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3.2.4. Event processing change notification

1-9) Media insertion notification

Command

NOTIFY event

Example:

Option 1

MTX:Media

Option 2

"sdcard=inserted"

"sdcard=extracted"

Description

An SD memory card was inserted.

An SD memory card was removed.

Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:Media "sdcard=inserted"

Meaning: An SD memory card was inserted into an SD memory card slot and was detected normally.

* SD Card should not be removed when the MTX is powered on.

1-10) Time synchronization notification <Old format>

Command

NOTIFY event

Option 1

MTX:AbsoluteTime


"yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss" Time synchronization notification

Details: yyyy = Year (Gregorian) mm = Month (1 to 12) dd = Day (1 to 31) hh = Hour (0 to 23) mm = Minute (0 to 59) ss = Second (0 to 59)

* DST (Daylight Saving Time) is not accounted for.

Example: Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:AbsoluteTime "2013/1/25 10:58:19"

Meaning: The time was set to January 25, 2013, 10 hours 58 minutes 19 seconds.

Note: This command’s option1 string "MTX:AbsoluteTime" is retained to keep compatibility with previous programming using the previous protocol. The command’s function is identical to the new format shown below.

Device sends both format commands when time is set in order to keep compatibility with program which done for old format in past.

Ignore this command and process new format command in new program.

1-11) Time synchronization notification <New format>

Command

NOTIFY event

Option 1

MTX:SetAbsoluteTime


"yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss" Time synchronization notification

Details: yyyy = Year (Gregorian) mm = Month (1 to 12) dd = Day (1 to 31) hh = Hour (0 to 23) mm = Minute (0 to 59) ss = Second (0 to 59)


Example: Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:SetAbsoluteTime "2013/1/25 10:58:19"

Meaning: The time was set to January 25, 2013, 10 hours 58 minutes 19 seconds

1-12) DST enable change notification

Command

NOTIFY event

Example:

Option 1

MTX:DSTSetEnable "enable"

"disable"

Option 2

Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:DSTSetEnable "enable"

Meaning: DST was enabled

DST enable

DST disable

Description

1-13) DST offset time change notification

Command

NOTIFY event

Option 1

MTX:DSTSetOffset

Details: hh = Hour (0 to 2) mm = Minute (0 to 59)

Example:

Option 2

"offset=hh:mm"

Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:DSTSetOffset "01:00"

Meaning: DST offset was set one hour

Description

DST offset time change notification


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1-14) DST start time change notification

Command

NOTIFY event

Option 1

MTX:DSTSetStartTime


Example:

Option 2

"time=hh:mm"

Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:DSTSetStartTime "time=12:00"

Meaning: DST start time was set to 12:00

1-15) DST end time change notification

Command

NOTIFY event

Option 1

MTX:DSTSetEndTime


Example:

"time=hh:mm"

Option 2

Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:DSTSetEndTime "time=12:00"

Meaning: DST end time was set to 12:00

Description

DST start time change notification

Description

DST end time change notification

1-16) DST start/end day change notification (day/week)

Command

NOTIFY event

Details:

Option 1

MTX:DSTSetDayWeek

Option 2

"s_weekindex=xxxx|s_day=yyyy|s_month=zzzz| e_weekindex=uuuu|e_day=vvvv|e_month=wwww" xxxx = Start week (First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Last) yyyy = Start day (Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat) zzzz = Start month (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec) uuuu = End week (First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Last) vvvv = End day (Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat) wwww = End month (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec)

Description

DST start/end day change notification (day/week)

Example: Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:DSTSetDayWeek "s_weekindex=Last|s_day=Sun|s_month=Mar|

e_weekindex=Last|e_day=Sun|e_month=Oct"

Meaning: DST start/end days were set as from last Sunday in March to last Sunday in October

1-17) DST start/end day change notification (day)

Command

NOTIFY event

Details:

Option 1

MTX:DSTSetDay

Option 2

"s_month=xxxx|s_date=yyyy|e_month=zzzz| e_date=wwww" xxxx = Start month (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec) yyyy = Start day (1 ~ 31) zzzz = End month (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec) wwww = End day (1 ~ 31)

Description

DST start/end day change notification (day)

Example: Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:DSTSetDay "s_month=Mar|s_date=10|e_month=Nov|e_day=3"

Meaning: DST start day was set to March 10th and DST end day was set to Novenber 3rd

1-18) Song play mode notification

Command

NOTIFY event

Example:

Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerSetPlayMode

Option 2

"playmode=one"

"playmode=repeat one"

"playmode=all"

"playmode=repeat all"

"playmode=shuffle"

Description

One song play mode

One song repeat

All song play

All songs repeat

Shuffle repeat

Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:AudioPlayerSetPlayMode "playmode=repeat one"

Meaning: The play mode was changed to one song repeat.


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1-19) Play, stop, and other transport operation notification

Command

NOTIFY event

Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerTransport

Option 2

"operation=stop"

"operation=play"

"operation=pause"

Example: Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:AudioPlayerTransport "operation=stop"

Meaning: Playback was paused.

Stop

Play

Pause

Description

1-20) Playback song notification

Command

NOTIFY event

Details:

Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentSong

Option 2

"dirpath=xxxx|dirname=yyyy|fileindex= zzzz|filename=wwww" xxxx = Directory path (index expression) yyyy = Directory name (name of the folder) zzzz = File index wwww = File name

Description

Playback song designation

Example: Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentSong

"dirpath=0/1|dirname=Folder #1|fileindex=2|filename=xxxx.mp3"

Meaning: The playback song was set to index number 1 "xxxx.mp3" in the "Folder #1" folder of 0/1

(index expression).

* "0/1" expresses the root folder number/sub folder number (the root folder number is always fixed at 0).

Note: The character encoding for directory and file names conforms to the setting specified by the scpmode encoding command.

1-21) MTX Editor synchronization processing notification

Command

NOTIFY event

Option 1

MTX:SynchronizationSetStatus "active"

"inactive"

Example:

Option 2

Notification: NOTIFY event MTX:SynchronizationSetStatus "active"

Meaning: Synchronization processing was started between MTX and MTX Editor.

Description

Synchronization start

Synchronization end

Note: When this notification is received, because the internal MTX settings may have changed significantly, we recommend that you verify the connection by querying relevant parameters.

3.3. Commands for controlling a device

3.3.1. Device status query

2-1) Device run mode query

Command devstatus runmode

Option 1

Queries the run mode

Description

Response

Example:

Response string

OK devstatus runmode "emergency"

OK devstatus runmode "update"

OK devstatus runmode "normal"

Emergency run mode

Update mode

Normal run mode

Command: devstatus runmode

Response: OK devstatus runmode "normal"

Meaning: Query the run mode.

The device is currently in normal run mode.

Description

Note: After device responds with -OK devstatus runmode "normal"-, device starts to send commands.

In order to establish remote control communication, the external controller must send [devstatus runmode] command to the device and await response. When the device responds as [OK devstatus runmode "normal"], the device is ready to receive commands.


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2-2) Device error status query

Command devstatus error

Option 1

Queries the error status

Description

Details:

Response

Response string

OK devstatus error "none"

OK devstatus error "flt/xxxx"

OK devstatus error "err/xxxx"

OK devstatus error "wrn/xxxx"

Description

No alerts fault alert error alert warning alert

"flt/ xxxx" = " flt/message// xnnn onf (sssss) ID-xxx 2012/12/31 23:59:59"

"err/ xxxx" = " err/message// xnnn onf (sssss) ID-xxx 2012/12/31 23:59:59"

"wrn/ xxxx" = " wrn/message// xnnn onf (sssss) ID-xxx 2012/12/31 23:59:59"

The first three characters indicate the alert type.

message = Alert message (The section from "/" to "//" after the alert type is the message data.)

. . . up to 32 characters (ascii characters) nnn = Alert number (panel display number)

. . . 2 or 3 digit hexadecimal notation (The x at the front indicates hexadecimal notation.) onf = Alert on/off

. . . Persistent alerts turn on when an alert condition occurs and turn off when they are cleared.

Single-shot alerts turn on while an alert condition is true.

sssss = Identical alert count (a counter that indicates the number of identical alerts, normally set to 1)

. . . Decimal notation xxx = UNIT ID number . . . 3- digit hexadecimal

Date

Time

Example: Command: devstatus error

Response: OK devstatus error "err/DCP[0] communication error// x53 on (1) ID-001 2013/1/22 11:38:23"

Meaning: Query the alert status.

Error alert 53 is occurring.

2-3) Current Fs (sampling frequency) status query

Command Option 1 devstatus fs

Response

Response string

OK devstatus fs "unknown"

OK devstatus fs "44.1kHz"

OK devstatus fs "48kHz"

Example: Command: devstatus fs

Response: OK devstatus fs "44.1kHz"

Meaning: Query Fs.

The current Fs is 44.1 kHz.

2-4) Current word clock status query

Command devstatus lockstatus

Option 1

Queries Fs

Fs undefined

44.1kHz

48kHz

Description

Description

Description

Queries the word clock lock status

Response

Response string

OK devstatus lockstatus "unlock"

OK devstatus lockstatus "lock"

Example: Command: devstatus lockstatus

Response: OK devstatus lockstatus "lock"

Meaning: Query the word clock lock status.

Locked

Unlock

Lock

Description


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3.3.2. Device run mode query

2-5) Emergency run mode change

Command devmode normal emergency


Sets the run mode to normal

Sets the run mode to emergency

Response

OK devmode normal

Example:

Response string

OK devmode emergency

Command: devmode emergency

Response: OK devmode emergency

Meaning: Change to emergency mode.

Run mode was changed to emergency.

Description

Normal run mode change complete

Emergency run mode change complete

3.3.3. MTX external control protocol run mode setting

2-6) Result and change notification character encoding setting

Command scpmode

Option 1 encoding ascii utf8


ASCII encoding mode (default setting)

UTF-8 encoding mode

Response

Example:

Response string

OK scpmode encoding ascii

OK scpmode encoding utf8

Description

ASCII encoding mode change complete

UTF-8 encoding mode change complete

Command: scpmode encoding utf8

Response: OK scpmode encoding utf8

Meaning: Change the result and change notification encoding code to UTF-8.

The encoding mode was changed to UTF-8.

2-7) Value notification mode setting

Command scpmode

Option 1 valuetype raw

Option 2 normalized

Raw value mode (default setting)

Normalized value mode

Description

Response

Example:

Response string

OK scpmode valuetype raw

OK scpmode valuetype normalized

Description

Raw value mode change complete

Normalized value mode change complete

Command: scpmode valuetype normalized

Response: OK scpmode valuetype normalized

Meaning: Change parameter change notifications to normalized value mode.

Parameter change notifications were changed to normalized value mode.


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2-8) Normalization resolution setting

Command scpmode

Option 1 resolution (res)


Resolution for normalized value notifications

(default setting = 1000)

Details: (res) = Resolution for normalized values

Response

Response string

OK scpmode resolution xxxx

Details: xxxx = Specified resolution

Description

The resolution for normalized value notifications

* Specified resolution should be more than 100.

Example: Command: scpmode resolution 128

Response: OK scpmode resolution 128

Meaning: Set the resolution of normalized values for setn commands to 128.

The resolution of normalized values for setn commands was set to 128.

2-9) Keepalive activation setting

Command scpmode

Details:

Option 1 keepalive

(interval) = Timeout value (msec)

Option 2

(interval)

Description

Maximum interval for a client to send some kind of message, including heart beats (default setting = disabled)

* Timeout value should be more than 1000.

* The actual timeout value will be increased by 1 second.

Response

Response string

OK scpmode keepalive xxxx

Details: xxxx = The specified timeout value (msec)

Description

Keepalive activated notification

Example: Command: scpmode keepalive 2000

Response: OK scpmode keepalive 2000

Meaning: Set the timeout value to 2000 msec (2 seconds).

The timeout value was set to 2000 msec (2 seconds).

Note: When unexpected disconnection happens, remote controller can’t finish communication with closing process.

In such case, device has to keep status "connected" and remote controller can’t establish new connection after that.

In order to prevent the situation above, device watches keepalive command if connection with remote controller is still alive.

If device doesn’t receive keepalive command within timeout value which is set by this command, device terminates connection by itself.

After the Keepalive activation command has been activated, the Remote controller must send any command or

LF(0x0A) code as a heart beat to the device within the timeout value.


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3.3.4. Parameter query

2-10) Raw value parameter query get

Command Option 1

MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/Xpos/

Ypos/PrmNo/IndexNo






0

Option 2

0


Raw value parameter query request

Response

Response string

OK get MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/Xpos/Ypos/

PrmNo/IndexNo 0 0 (value)

Details:

Description

Raw value parameter query response

MemNo = See section 7, "Parameter Values."





(value) = See section 3.1, "Basic Command Specifications," or section 7, "Parameter Values."

Example: Command: get MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0

Response: OK get MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 -7760

Meaning: Query the 1ch level of the DCA fader with raw values.

The 1ch level of the DCA fader is -77.60.

2-11) Normalized value parameter query

Command getn

Option 1

MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/Xpos/

Ypos/PrmNo/IndexNo






0

Option 2

0


Normalized value parameter query request

Response

Response string

OK gen MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/Xpos/Ypos/


Details:

Description

Normalized value parameter query response







Example: Command: getn MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0

Response: OK getn MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 408

Meaning: Query the 1ch level of the DCA fader with normalized values.

The 1ch level of the DCA fader is 408.


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2-12) Scheduler status query

Command get(getn,gett) MTX:EvntScd_On

Option 1 Option 2 Option 3

0 0

* For getn, the response will contain a normalized value; for gett, the response will contain a text string.

Description

Queries the scheduler status

Response

Response string

OK get MTX:EvntScd_On 0 0 1

OK get MTX:EvntScd_On 0 0 0

Example: Command: get MTX:EvntScd_On 0 0

Response: OK get MTX:EvntScd_On 0 0 1

Meaning: Query the scheduler status.

Enabled

Scheduler on

Scheduler off

Description

3.3.5. Parameter setting

2-13) Raw value parameter setting set

Command

Details:

Option 1

MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/

Xpos/Ypos/PrmNo/IndexNo

0

Option 2

0

Option 3 Option 4

(value)

Description

Raw value parameter setting







Response

Response string

OK set MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/Xpos/Ypos/

PrmNo/IndexNo 0 0 (value) "(string)"

OKm set MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/Xpos/Ypos/


Description

Raw value parameter setting response

* If the requested parameter value is outside the range, the value is adjusted within the range and set.

If this occurs, the result notification will be OKm instead of OK.

Details:

Example:








Command: set MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 -7760

Response: OK set MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 -7760 "-77.60"

Meaning: Set the 1ch level of the DCA fader to a raw value of -77.60.

The 1ch level of the DCA fader was set to "-77.60".


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2-14) Normalized value parameter setting

Command setn

Details:

Option 1



0

Option 2

0

Option 3 Option 4

(value)

Description

Normalized value parameter setting







Response

Response string

OK setn MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/Xpos/Ypos/


OKm setn MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/Xpos/Ypos/


Description

Normalized value parameter setting response

* If the requested parameter value is outside the range, the value is adjusted within the range and set.

If this occurs, the result notification will be OKm instead of OK.

Details:

Example:








Command: setn MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 408

Response: OKm setn MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 408 "-20.56"

Meaning: Set the 1ch level of the DCA fader to a normalized value of 408.



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2-15) Relative value parameter setting

Command setr

Option 1



Details:

0

Option 2

0

Option 3 Option 4

"(value)"






"(value)" = relative value to increase or decrease.

(See "Fader Parameter" table in section 6 Parameter Value Details )

Description

Relative value set command.

Note: This command is available only for fader type parameters. See "Remarks" column in section 7 Parameter List for information regarding which parameters support this command.

The Parameter will be set to a new value which equals the sum of the parameter's original value and the relative value given by this command.

The parameter value range is 0 - 1023 as shown in the "Fader Parameter" table in section 6 Parameter Value Details.

For example, when the relative value is set to 64, 16 level steps can be achieved from the remote controller.

(1024/64 = 16)

Response

Response string

OK setr MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/Xpos/Ypos/


OKm setr MTX:mem_MemNo/UniqueId/ElmNo/Xpos/Ypos/


Description

Relative value set command response.

* When the sum of current value and relative value is outside of parameter value range (0-1023), a limiting process is automatically applied.

In such case, "OKm" response will be sent back, instead of normal "OK" response.

Details:

Example:






"(value)" = relative value to increase or decrease.

(See "Fader Parameter" table in section 6 Parameter Value Details )

Command: setr MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 100

Response: OK setr MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 -1900

Meaning: Set DCA-A Fader to+100 step increase.

The level of the DCA-A fader was set to "-19.00"dB.

2-16) Scheduler status query

Command set(setn,sett)

Option 1

MTX:EvntScd_On 0

Option 2 Option 3

0 1

0

* For setn, specify a normalized value; for sett, specify option 4 with a character string.

Option 4

Response

Response string

OK set MTX:EvntScd_On 0 0 1 "1"

OK set MTX:EvntScd_On 0 0 0 "0"

Example: Command: set MTX:EvntScd_On 0 0 1

Response: OK set MTX:EvntScd_On 0 0 1 "1"

Meaning: Enable the scheduler.

The scheduler was enabled.

Description

Scheduler enabled response

Scheduler disabled response

Description

Scheduler on

Scheduler off


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3.3.6. Meter control

2-17) Transmission request

Command mtrstart

Option 1


Option 3

MTX:mtr_MemNo/UniqueId/meter (interval)



(interval) = Minimum transmission interval (msec)

Description

Requests that the specified meter data be transmitted.

Requests that the specified hold meter data be transmitted.

Response

Response string

OK mtrstart MTX:mtr_MemNo/UniqueId/meter

OK mtrstart MTX:mtr_MemNo/UniqueId/hold



Description

Meter data transmission setting complete

Hold meter data transmission setting complete

Example: Command: mtrstart MTX:mtr_512/20020/meter 1000

Notification: OK mtrstart MTX:mtr_512/20020/meter

NOTIFY mtr MTX:mtr_512/20020/meter level 71 71 71 71 71 71 69 68

NOTIFY mtr MTX:mtr_512/20020/meter level 71 71 71 71 71 71 69 68

* The meter value is expressed using a 2-digit hexadecimal.

Meaning: Send the meter data of ch1 to 8 output levels at 1000 msec intervals.

A request for the ch1 to 8 output levels was received, so the data will be transmitted.

2-18) Stop request

Command mtrstop

Option 1

MTX:mtr_MemNo/UniqueId/meter




Description

Requests that the specified meter data be stopped.

Requests that the specified hold meter data be stopped.

Response

Response string

OK mtrstop MTX:mtr_MemNo/UniqueId/meter

OK mtrstop MTX:mtr_MemNo/UniqueId/hole



Description

Meter data stop setting complete

Hold meter data stop setting complete

Example: Command: mtrstop MTX:mtr_512/20020/meter

Notification: OK mtrstop MTX:mtr_512/20020/meter

Meaning: Stop the meter data of ch1 to 8 output levels.

The request to stop the meter data of ch1 to 8 output levels was received.


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3.3.7. Snapshot (preset) processing

2-19) Snapshot (preset) current number query processing

Command sscurrent

Description

Queries the current preset number (index)

Response

Details:

Example:

Response string

OK sscurrent (index) unmodified

OK sscurrent (index) modified

Description

Current preset number queried

(There is no parameter change after recalling.)

Current preset number queried

(There is a parameter change after recalling.)

(index) = Current preset number

Command: sscurrent

Notification: OK sscurrent 10 unmodified

Meaning: Query the last index number (preset number) that was recalled.

The index number (preset number) is index 10 (preset 10), and no parameter has changed after

recalling.

2-20) Snapshot (preset) recall processing

Command Option 1 ssrecall (index)

Details: (index) = Snapshot (preset) number

Response

Response string

OK ssrecall (index)

Details: (index) = Snapshot (preset) number

Example:

Requested index

Command: ssrecall 1

Notification: OK ssrecall 1

Meaning: Recall the preset at index 1 (preset 1).

The preset at index 1 (preset 1) was recalled.

Description

Recalls the preset at the specified index from the preset list.

Description

3.4. Extended commands

3.4.1. Product information query request

3-1) MTX external control protocol version query

Command devinfo protocolver

Option 1

Response

Response string

OK devinfo protocolver "xxxx"

Details: xxxx = Version

Example: Command: devinfo protocolver

Notification: OK devinfo protocolver "1.0.0"

Meaning: Query the protocol version.

Protocol version = V1.0.0

Description

Queries the MTX external control protocol version

Description

MTX external control protocol version


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3-2) Parameter set version query

Command devinfo

Option 1 paramsetver

Description

Queries the parameter set version

Response

Response string

OK devinfo paramsetver "xxxx"


Example: Command: devinfo paramsetver

Notification: OK devinfo paramsetver "MTX:1.2.0"

Meaning: Query the parameter set version.

Parameter set version = V1.2.0

Parameter set version

Description

3-3) Firmware version query

Command devinfo version


Queries the firmware version

Response

Response string

OK devinfo version "xxxx"


Example: Command: devinfo version

Notification: OK devinfo version "1.0.0"

Meaning: Query the firmware version.

Firmware version = V1.00

3-4) Product name query

Command devinfo

Option 1 productname

Firmware version

Description

Response

Response string

OK devinfo productname "xxxx"

Details: xxxx = Product name

Example: Command: devinfo productname

Notification: OK devinfo productname "MTX3"

Meaning: Query the product name.

Product name = "MTX3"

Product name

3-5) Serial number query

Command devinfo serialno

Option 1

Queries the product name

Description

Queries the serial number

Description

Description

Response

Response string

OK devinfo serialno "xxxx"

Details: xxxx = Serial number

Example:

Serial number

Command: devinfo serialno

Notification: OK devinfo serialno "ZA37640CHNET101001"

Meaning: Query the serial number.

Serial number = "ZA37640CHNET101001"

Description


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3-6) Device ID query

Command devinfo deviceid

Option 1

Response

Response string

OK devinfo deviceid "xxxx"

Details: xxxx = Device ID

* 3-digit hexadecimal

Example: Command: devinfo deviceid

Notification: OK devinfo deviceid "001"

Meaning: Query the device ID.

Device ID = "001"

Note: The device ID corresponds to the UNIT ID.

3-7) Device name query

Command devinfo devicename

Option 1

Queries the device ID

Device ID

Description

Description

Description

Queries the device name assigned by the user

Response

Response string

OK devinfo devicename "xxxx"

Details: xxxx = Device name

Description

Device name assigned by the user

Example: Command: devinfo devicename

Notification: OK devinfo devicename "MTX3"

Meaning: Query the device name.

Device name = "MTX3"

Note: The character encoding for the device name conforms to the setting specified by the scpmode encoding command.

3.4.2. Snapshot (preset) list recall processing

devinfo: queries the device status

3-8) Number of snapshot (preset) lists

Command ssnum

Response

Response string

OK ssnum (num)

Details: (num) = Quantity

Example: Command: ssnum

Notification: OK ssnum 51

Meaning: Query the number of presets.

The number of presets is 51.

Description

Queries the number of preset lists

The number of preset lists

Description


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3-9) Nth preset information

Command ssinfo (index)


Queries the preset information at the specified index in the preset list.

Response

Response string

OK ssinfo (index) "xxxxxx" (attrib) "yyyyyy" "zzzzzz"

Description

Preset information at the specified index in the preset list.

Details: (index) = Requested index number

"xxxxxxx" = Text expressing the relevant preset number

(attrib) = Relevant preset attribute

preinst = preinstalled preset

reserve = reserved area

user = user preset available

empty = empty

"yyyyyyy" = = title text of the relevant preset

"zzzzzz" = comment text of the relevant preset.

(reserved for future use. MTX does not currently use comments. "" will be returned.)

Example: Command: ssinfo 10

Notification: OK ssinfo 10 "10" user "Preset 10" ""

Meaning: Query the contents of the preset at index 10 (preset 10).

The preset at index 10 contains

display number = "10"

title = "Preset 10"

comment = ""

and is a stored preset.

Note: The character encoding for preset titles and comments conforms to the setting specified by the scpmode encoding command.

3.4.3. Event processing request

3-10) Time synchronization event

Details:

Command Option 1

MTX:AbsoluteTime

Option 2

"yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss" yyyy = Year (Gregorian) mm = Month (1 to 12) dd = Day (1 to 31) hh = Hour (0 to 23) mm = Minute (0 to 59) ss = Second (0 to 59)


Description

Changes the time

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:AbsoluteTime "caught"

Example:

Description

Time change complete

Command: event MTX:AbsoluteTime "2013/1/25 11:56:14"

Notification: OK event MTX:AbsoluteTime "caught"

Meaning: Set the time to January 25, 2013, 11 hours 56 minutes 14 seconds.

The time was set.


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3-11) Time synchronization event

Details:

Command Option 1

MTX:SetAbsoluteTime

Option 2

"yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss" yyyy = Year (Gregorian) mm = Month (1 to 12) dd = Day (1 to 31) hh = Hour (0 to 23) mm = Minute (0 to 59) ss = Second (0 to 59)


Response

Response string

OK event MTX:SetAbsoluteTime "caught"

Example:

Description

Time change complete

Command: event MTX:SetAbsoluteTime "2013/1/25 11:56:14"

Notification: OK event MTX:SetAbsoluteTime "caught"

Meaning: Set the time to January 25, 2013, 11 hours 56 minutes 14 seconds.

The time was set.

Description

Changes the time

3-12) Time query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:GetAbsoluteTime

3-13) DST enable/disable setting

Command event

Option 1

MTX:DSTSetEnable

""

"enable"

"disable"

Option 2

Option 2

Description

Time query with absolute time

Response

Details:

Response string

OK event MTX:GetAbsoluteTime "yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss"

Description

Current time info with absolute time yyyy = Year (Gregorian) mm = Month (1 to 12) dd = Day (1 to 31) hh = Hour (0 to 23) mm = Minute (0 to 59) ss = Second (0 to 59)


Example: Command: event MTX:GetAbsoluteTime ""

Notification: OK event MTX:GetAbsoluteTime "2014/1/25 11:56:14"

Meaning: Get current time with absolute time

Current time is January 25 2014, 11 hours 56 minutes 14 seconds

Description

Set DST enable

Set DST disable

Response

Example:

Response string

OK event MTX:DSTSetEnable "enable"

OK event MTX:DSTSetEnable "disable"

DST was enabled

DST was disabled

Command: event MTX:DSTSetEnable "enable"

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTSetEnable "enable"

Meaning: Set DST enable

DST was enabled

Description


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3-14) DST enable/disable query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:DSTGetEnable

3-15) DST status query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:DSTGetStatus

""

""

Option 2

Response

Example:

Response string

OK event MTX:DSTGetEnable "enable"

OK event MTX:DSTGetEnable "disable"

DST is enable

DST is disable

Command: event MTX:DSTGetEnable ""

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTGetEnable "enable"

Meaning: Get DST setting

DST is enable

Option 2

Description

DST enable/disable query

Description

Description

DST status query

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:DSTGetStatus "on"

OK event MTX:DSTGetStatus "off"

Example: Command: event MTX:DSTGetStatus ""

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTGetStatus "on"

Meaning: Get DST working status

Working with DST

Working with DST

Not working with DST

Description

3-16) DST offset time setting

Command event

Option 1

MTX:DSTSetOffset

Option 2

"offset=hh:mm"

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:DSTSetOffset "offset=hh:mm"


(Up to 2 hours can be set)

Example:

DST offset was set

Command: event MTX:DSTSetOffset "offset=1:00"

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTSetOffset "offset=1:00"

Meaning: Set DST offset to 1 hour

DST offset was set to 1 hour

3-17) DST offset time query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:DSTGetOffset ""

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:DSTGetOffset "offset=hh:mm"


Example:

DST offset

Command: event MTX:DSTGetOffset ""

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTGetOffset "offset=01:00"

Meaning: Get DST offset

DST offset was set to 1 hour

Option 2

Description

Set DST offset

Description

Description

Get DST offset

Description


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3-18) DST start time setting

Command event

Option 1

MTX:DSTSetStartTime

Option 2

"time=hh:mm"

Description

Set DST start time

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:DSTSetStartTime "time=hh:mm"


Example:

DST start time was set

Command: event MTX:DSTSetStartTime "time=12:00"

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTSetStartTime "time=12:00"

Meaning: Set DST start time to 12:00

DST start time was set to 12:00

Description

3-19) DST start time query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:DSTGetStartTime

Option 2

""

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:DSTGetStartTime "time=hh:mm"


Example:

DST start time

Command: event MTX:DSTGetStartTime ""

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTGetStartTime "time=12:00"

Meaning: Get DST start time

DST start time is 12:00

Description

Get DST start time

Description

3-20) DST end time setting

Command event

Option 1

MTX:DSTSetEndTime

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:DSTSetEndTime "time=hh:mm"


Example:

DST end time was set

Command: event MTX:DSTSetEndTime "time=12:00"

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTSetEndTime "time=12:00"

Meaning: Set DST end time to 12:00

DST end time was set to 12:00

Description

3-21) DST end time query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:DSTGetEndTime

Option 2

"time=hh:mm"

""

Option 2

Description

Set DST end time

Description

Get DST end time

Response

Response string

OK eventMTX:DSTGetEndTime "time=hh:mm"


Example:

DST end time

Command: event MTX:DSTGetEndTime ""

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTGetEndTime "time=12:00"

Meaning: Get DST end time

DST end time is 12:00

Description


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3-22) DST start/end days setting (day/week)

Command event

Option 1

MTX:DSTSetDayWeek

Option 2

"s_weekindex=xxxx|s_day=yyyy|s_month=zzzz| e_weekindex=uuuu|e_day=vvvv|e_month=wwww"

Description

Set DST start/end days by day and week

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:DSTSetDayWeek "s_weekindex=xxxx|s_day=yyyy| s_month=zzzz|e_weekindex=uuuu|e_day=vvvv|e_month=wwww"

Details:

Description

DST start/end days by day and week was set xxxx = Start week (First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Last) yyyy = Start day (Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat) zzzz = Start month (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec) uuuu = End week (First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Last) vvvv = End day (Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat) wwww = End month (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec)

Example: Command: event MTX:DSTSetDayWeek "s_weekindex=Last|s_day=Sun|s_month=Mar|e_weekindex=Last|

e_day=Sun|e_month=Oct"

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTSetDayWeek "s_weekindex=Last|s_day=Sun|s_month=Mar|


Meaning: Set DST start/end days as from last Sunday in March to last Sunday in October

DST start/end days was set as from last Sunday in March to last Sunday in October

3-23) DST start/end days query (day/week) event

Command Option 1

MTX:DSTGetDayWeek ""


Get DST start/end days by day and week

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:DSTGetDayWeek "s_weekindex=xxxx|s_day=yyyy| s_month=zzzz|e_weekindex=uuuu|e_day=vvvv|e_month=wwww"

Details: xxxx = Start week (First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Last) yyyy = Start day (Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat) zzzz = Start month (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec) uuuu = End week (First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Last) vvvv = End day (Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat) wwww = End month (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec)

Description

DST start/end days by day and week

Example: Command: event MTX:DSTGetDayWeek ""

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTGetDayWeek "s_weekindex=Last|s_day=Sun|s_month=Mar|


Meaning: Get DST start/end days by day and week

DST start/end days is set as from last Sunday in March to last Sunday in October

Note: When DST is set not by "day and week" but by "day", error returns.


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3-24) DST start/end days setting (day)

Command event

Option 1

MTX:DSTSetDay

Option 2

"s_month=xxxx|s_date=yyyy|e_month=zzzz| e_date=wwww"

Description

Set DST start/end days by day

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:DSTSetDay "s_month=xxxx|s_date=yyyy| e_month=zzzz|e_date=wwww"

Details:

Description

DST start/end days by day was set xxxx = Start month (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec) yyyy = Start day (1 ~ 31) zzzz = End month (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec) wwww = End day (1 ~ 31)

Example: Command: event MTX:DSTSetDay "s_month=Mar|s_date=10|e_month=Nov|e_day=3"

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTSetDay "s_month=Mar|s_date=10|e_month=Nov|e_day=3"

Meaning: Set DST start/end days as from March 10 to November 3

DST start/end days was set as from March 10 to November 3

3-25) DST start/end days query (day)

Command event MTX:DSTGetDay

Option 1

""


Set DST start/end days by day

Response

Response string Description

OK event MTX:DSTGetDay "s_month=xxxx|s_date=yyyy|e_month=zzzz|e_date=wwww" DST start/end days by day

Details: xxxx = Start month (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec) yyyy = Start day (1 ~ 31) zzzz = End month (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec) wwww = End day (1 ~ 31)

Example: Command: event MTX:DSTGetDay ""

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTGetDay "s_month=Mar|s_date=10|e_month=Nov|e_day=3"

Meaning: Get DST start/end days by date

DST start/end days is from March 10 to November 3

Note: When DST is set not by "day" but by "day and week", error returns.

3-26) DST start/end days setting query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:DSTGetDaySetting ""


Get DST start/end days format, "day and week" or "day"

Response

Example:

Response string

OK event MTX:DSTGetDaySetting "setting=dayweek"

OK event MTX:DSTGetDaySetting "setting=day"

Description

DST start/end days are set by "day and week"

DST start/end days are set by "day"

Command: event MTX:DSTGetDaySetting ""

Notification: OK event MTX:DSTGetDaySetting "setting=dayweek"

Meaning: Get DST start/end days format, "day and week" or "day"

DST start/end days were set by "day and week"


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3-27) Current folder information (for list) query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerGetCurrentDir ""


Queries the current folder information.

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetCurrentDir "dirpath=xxxx|dirname=yyyy| subdirnum=zzzz|filenum=wwww"

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerGetCurrentDir "sdcard is not inserted"

* OKm is returned if there is no SD memory card inserted.

Details:

Example: xxxx = Directory path (index expression) yyyy = Directory name (name of the folder) zzzz = The number of sub folders in the current directory wwww = The number of files in the current directory

Command: event MTX:AudioPlayerGetCurrentDir ""

Description

Current folder information

There is no SD memory card inserted.

Notification: OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetCurrentDir "dirpath=0|dirname=|subdirnum=4|filenum=2"

Meaning: Query the current folder information.

The current folder contains four directories and two files.

3-28) Current folder move (for list) query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentDir

Details: xxxx = Directory path (index expression)

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentDir "dirpath=xxxx|dirname=yyyy| subdirnum=zzzz|filenum=wwww"

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentDir "sdcard is not inserted"


Option 2

"dirpath=xxxx"

Details: xxxx = Directory path (index expression) yyyy = Directory name (name of the folder) zzzz = The number of sub folders in the current directory wwww = The number of files in the current directory

Example:

Description

Moves the current folder

Description

Current folder information


Command: event MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentDir "dirpath=0/1"

Notification: OK event MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentDir "dirpath=0/1|dirname=songs|subdirnum=0|filenum=3"

Meaning: Make the 0/1 (index expression) directory the current directory.

The 0/1 (index expression) directory was made the current directory. This folder contains no sub

directories and three files.


3-29) Folder name query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerGetDirName

Details: xxxx = Index number

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetDirName "dirname=xxxx"

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerGetDirName "sdcard is not inserted"


Option 2

"dirindex=xxxx"

Details: xxxx = Folder name

Example: Command: event MTX:AudioPlayerGetDirName "dirindex=1"

Notification: OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetDirName "dirname=songs"

Meaning: Query the directory name of 1 (index expression).

The directory name is "songs".

Description

Folder name query

Description

Folder name



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3-30) File name query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerGetFileName


Response

Response string

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetFileName "filename=xxxx"

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerGetFileName "sdcard is not inserted"


Details: xxxx = File name

Option 2

"fileindex=xxxx"

Example:

File name query

File name

Description

Description


Command: event MTX:AudioPlayerGetFileName "fileindex=1"

Notification: OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetFileName "filename=xxxx.mp3"

Meaning: Query the file name of 1 (index expression).

The file name is "xxxx.mp3".

3-31) Folder name list query event

Command Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerGetDirNameList


"dirindex=xxxx-xxxx" Folder name list: Multiple folder name query


Response


OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetDirNameList "dirindex=xxxx-xxxx|dirname0=xxxx| ... " Folder name list

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerGetDirNameList "sdcard is not inserted" There is no SD memory card inserted.


Details:

Example: xxxx-xxxx= First list number-last list number (decimal notation)

→ Cannot be set to a value greater than the number of folders.

→ The first number cannot be greater than the last number.

→ By changing the first and last numbers, you can query the list of folder names in that range.

Command: event MTX:AudioPlayerGetDirNameList "dirindex=0-1"

Notification: OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetDirNameList "dirindex=0-1|dirname0=Folder #1|dirname1=Folder #2"

Meaning: Query the directory names of 0 and 1 (index expression).

The directory name of 0 is "Folder #1", and that of 1 is "Folder #2".

3-32) File name list query event

Command Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerGetFileNameList


"fileindex=xxxx-xxxx" Folder name list: Multiple file name query


Response

Response string

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetFileNameList "fileindex=xxxx-xxxx|filename0=xxxx| ... " File name list

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerGetFileNameList "sdcard is not inserted"

Description



Details: xxxx-xxxx= First list number-last list number (decimal notation)

→ Cannot be set to a value greater than the number of files.

→ The first number cannot be greater than the last number.

→ By changing the first and last numbers, you can query the list of file names in that range.

Example: Command: event MTX:AudioPlayerGetFileNameList "fileindex=0-1"

Notification: OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetFileNameList "fileindex=0-1|filename0=xxxx.mp3|filename1=xxxx2.mp3"

Meaning: Query the file names of 0 and 1 (index expression).

The file name of 0 is "xxxx.mp3", and that of 1 is "xxxx2.mp3".


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3-33) Song play mode query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerGetPlayMode ""

Option 2

3-34) Song play mode setting

Command event

Option 1 Option 2

MTX:AudioPlayerSetPlayMode "playmode=one"

"playmode=repeat one"

"playmode=all"

"playmode=repeat all"

"playmode=shuffle"

Description

Queries the play mode

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetPlayMode "playmode=one"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetPlayMode "playmode=repeat one"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetPlayMode "playmode=all"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetPlayMode "playmode=repeat all"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetPlayMode "playmode=shuffle"

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerGetPlayMode "sdcard is not inserted"


Example: Command: event MTX:AudioPlayerGetPlayMode ""

Notification: OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetPlayMode "playmode=one"

Meaning: Query the play mode.

The play mode is set to one song play mode.

Description

One song play mode

One song repeat

All song play

All songs repeat

Shuffle repeat


Description

One song play mode

One song repeat

All song play

All songs repeat

Shuffle repeat

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerSetPlayMode "playmode=one"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerSetPlayMode "playmode=repeat one"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerSetPlayMode "playmode=all"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerSetPlayMode "playmode=repeat all"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerSetPlayMode "playmode=shuffle"

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerSetPlayMode "sdcard is not inserted"


Example: Command: event MTX:AudioPlayerSetPlayMode "playmode=one"

Notification: OK event MTX:AudioPlayerSetPlayMode "playmode=one"

Meaning: Set the play mode to one song play mode.

The play mode was set to one song play mode.

Description

One song play mode

One song repeat

All song play

All songs repeat

Shuffle repeat


3-35) Song playback status query event

Command Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerGetStatus ""


Song playback status query

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetStatus "status=stop"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetStatus "status=play"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetStatus "status=pause"

OKm event OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetStatus "sdcard is not inserted"


Example: Command: event MTX:AudioPlayerGetStatus ""

Notification: OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetStatus "status=stop"

Meaning: Query the song playback status.

Stopped

Description

Stop

Play

Pause



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3-36) Play, stop, and other transport operation event

Command Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerTransport

3-37) Currently playing or selected song information query event

Command Option 1

MTX:AudioPlayerGetCurrentSong ""

Option 2

"operation=stop"

"operation=play"

"operation=pause"

"operation=prev"

"operation=next"

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerTransport "operation=stop"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerTransport "operation=play"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerTransport "operation=pause"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerTransport "operation=prev"

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerTransport "operation=next"

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerTransport "sdcard is not inserted"

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerTransport "song is not set up"

Description

Stop

Play

Pause

Beginning of the previous song

Next song


The playback song is not specified.

* OKm is returned if there is no SD memory card inserted or the playback song is not specified.

Example: Command: event MTX:AudioPlayerTransport "operation=stop"

Notification: OK event MTX:AudioPlayerTransport "operation=stop"

Meaning: Stop playback.

Playback was stopped.

Option 2

Description

Stop

Play

Pause

Beginning of the previous song

Next song

Description

Queries the currently playing or selected song information

Response fileindex=zzzz|filename=wwww"

Response string

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerGetCurrentSong "dirpath=xxxx|dirname=yyyy|

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerGetCurrentSong "sdcard is not inserted"

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerGetCurrentSong "song is not set up"

Description

Currently playing or selected song information


The playback song is not specified.

* OKm is returned if there is no SD memory card inserted or the playback song is not specified.

Details:

Example: xxxx = Directory path (index expression) yyyy = Directory name (name of the folder) zzzz = File index wwww = File name

Command: event MTX:AudioPlayerGetCurrentSong ""

Notification: OK event MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentSong "dirpath=0/1|dirname=Folder #1|fileindex=2|

filename=xxxx.mp3"

Meaning: Query the information of the song currently being played.

The song that is being played is index number 2 "xxxx.mp3" in the "Folder #1" folder of 0/1

(index expression).



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3-38) Playback song designation

Command event

Option 1 Option 2

MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentSong "dirpath=xxxx|fileindex=yyyy"

Details: xxxx= Directory path (index expression) yyyy= File index

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentSong "dirpath=xxxx|dirname=yyyy| fileindex=zzzz|filename=wwww"

OKm event MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentSong "sdcard is not inserted"


Details: xxxx = Directory path (index expression) yyyy = Directory name (name of the folder) zzzz = File index wwww = File name

Description

Playback song designation

Description

The specified song that will be played


Example: Command: event MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentSong "dirpath=0/1|fileindex=2"

Notification: OK event MTX:AudioPlayerSetCurrentSong "dirpath=0/1|dirname=Folder #1|fileindex=2|

filename=xxxx.mp3"

Meaning: Play the file at index number 2 in the 0/1 folder (index expression).

The playback song was set to index number 2 "xxxx.mp3" in the "Folder #1" folder of 0/1

(index expression).


3-39) MTX Editor synchronization processing query event

Command Option 1

MTX:SynchronizationGetStatus ""


MTX Editor synchronization processing query

Response

Example:

Response string

OK event MTX:SynchronizationGetStatus "active"

OK event MTX:SynchronizationGetStatus "inactive"

Description

In the process of synchronizing

Not in the process of synchronizing

Command: event MTX:SynchronizationGetStatus ""

Notification: OK event MTX:SynchronizationGetStatus "inactive"

Meaning: Query the synchronization status between the MTX and MTX Editor.

Not in the process of synchronizing

Note: The character encoding for directory and file names conforms to the setting specified by the scpmode encoding command.

3-40) Number of alert event log query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:EventLogGetLogNumber ""

Option 2

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:EventLogGetLogNumber "lognum=xxxx"

Details: xxxx= number of event log

Example: Command: event MTX:EventLogGetLogNumber ""

Notification: OK event MTX:EventLogGetLogNumber "lognum=6"

Meaning: Query the number of event logs

Number of event log is 6

Description

Number of event log query

Description

Number of event log


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3-41) Alert event log query

Command event

Option 1

MTX:EventLogGetLog

Details: xxxx= Index number of event log

Option 2

"logindex=xxxx"

Description

Event log query

Details:

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:EventLogGetLog "logxxxx=(AlertData)"

Description

Event log xxxx= Index number of event log

(AlertData)= " flt/message// xnnn onf (sssss) ID-xxx yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss"

" err/message// xnnn onf (sssss) ID-xxx yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss"

" wrn/message// xnnn onf (sssss) ID-xxx yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss"

First 3 letter describes type of event ( i.e. flt = fault, err = error, wrn = warning)

message = Alert message string - Maximum 32 letter (ascii character) nnn = Alert number (same as number displayed on front panel of device)

- 2 or 3 digit of hexadecimal.

onf = alert ON/OFF

Event of status change (e.g. wordclock unlock) sends ON when the remarkable

event starts, sends OFF when the event ends.

Momentary event (e.g. SD card player error) sends only ON when it happens.

sssss = counter of alarm ( Count up same Alert, normally as 1) as decimal counter.

xxx = UNIT ID as 3 degit hexadecimal.

yyyy = Year (Gregorian) mm = Month (1 to 12) dd = Day (1 to 31) hh = Hour (0 to 23) mm = Minute (0 to 59) ss = Second (0 to 59)

Example: Command: event MTX:EventLogGetLog "logindex=2"

Notification: OK event MTX:EventLogGetLog "log2=err/DCP[0] communication error// x53 on (1) ID-001

2013/1/22 11:38:23"

Meaning: Query of event log at index number 2.

Event log of index no.2 is error alert no. 53.


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3-42) Query for alert event log as list event

Command

Details:

Option 1

MTX:EventLogGetLogList


"logindex=xxxx-xxxx" Query for event log list xxxx-xxxx= First index number - Last index number

Remark: Do not allow exceed number of event log.

First index number should be less than Last index number.

One message can query up to 10 logs.

Response


OK event MTX:EventLogGetLogList "logindex=x-x|log0=(AlertData)|log1=(AlertData)|…" Query for event log as list

Details: xxxx-xxxx= First index number - Last index number

(AlertData)= " flt/message// xnnn onf (sssss) ID-xxx yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss"

" err/message// xnnn onf (sssss) ID-xxx yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss"

" wrn/message// xnnn onf (sssss) ID-xxx yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss"

First 3 letter describes type of event

message = Alert message string - Maximum 32 letter (ascii character) nnn = Alert number (same as number displayed on front panel of device)

- 2 or 3 digit of hexadecimal.

onf = alert ON/OFF

Event of status change (e.g. wordclock unlock) sends ON when the remarkable

event starts, sends OFF when the event ends.

Momentary event (e.g. SD card player error) sends only ON when it happens.

sssss = counter of alarm ( Count up same Alert, normally as 1) as decimal counter.

xxx = UNIT ID as 3 degit hexadecimal.

yyyy = Year (Gregorian) mm = Month (1 to 12) dd = Day (1 to 31) hh = Hour (0 to 23) mm = Minute (0 to 59) ss = Second (0 to 59)

Example: command: event MTX:EventLogGetLogList "logindex=0-5"

Notification: OK event MTX:EventLogGetLogList logindex=0-5|log0=err/DCP[0] communication error// x53 on (1)

ID-001 2013/1/22 11:38:23|log1=flt/System error// x01 on ….

Meanings: Query for list of event log of index number 0 to 5.

Alert of index number 0 to 5 is, index number 0, error alert no.53/ index number 1, error alert ….

3-43) Clear alert event log

Command event

Option 1

MTX:EventLogClear ""

Response

Response string

OK event MTX:EventLogClear "lognum=0"

Example: Command: event MTX:EventLogClear ""

Notification: OK event MTX:EventLogClear "lognum=0"

Meaning: Clear event log

Cleared event log


Clear event log

Description

Number of cleared event log


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3.5. Command Errors

3.5.1. Command Error Notifications

Error notification that indicates errors in commands.

If an error is found when the command is sent, this notification is returned instead of the normal successful notification.

[Notification syntax]

Command name

Error code

ERROR <command name> <error code>

Alphanumeric

Alphanumeric

Name of the command that caused the error

Error description

* See the error codes below.

Error code

Error code

UnknownCommand

WrongFormat

InvalidArgument

UnknownAddress

UnknownEventID

TooLongCommand

AccessDenied

Busy

ReadOnly

NoPermission

InternalError

Description

Ignored because it was an unknown command.

Ignored because the command parameter format was wrong and could not be interpreted.

Examples: The number of parameters is wrong.

The parameter syntax is wrong.

Ignored because the command parameter content was outside the appropriate range and could not be interpreted.

Examples: The parameter value is outside the range.

The parameter syntax does not comply with the specifications.

The letter case of the parameter is wrong.

Ignored because the specified address does not exist.

Ignored because the specified event ID does not exist.

Could not be interpreted because the command was too long.

Procedure rejected because the peer device is not in an normal running state.

Examples: Rejected because an ssrecall command was received in emergency run mode.

The device is busy processing; it can’t receive commands.

Ignored because an attempt was made to set a parameter at a read-only address.

Ignored because you do not have access permission.

An internal error may have occurred.

Examples: Failed to process the command.

Attempted to query or change the value of a parameter that does not exist in the device.


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4. Command Sequence

Below are examples of how to process remote control.

When viewed from the controller, the following major phases exist in order to perform remote control.

Start procedure

Communication start

• Wait for the device to start (devstatus)

Initial setting

• MTX external control protocol setting

(scpmode)

• Parameter syncing (get, set, etc.)

Normal procedure

• Detect operation of controls.

• Receive communication from the

device.

Detects the operation of controls by the user.

• Operation of a parameter control

• Operation of a snapshot (preset)

control

Information query trigger caused by user operation

• snapshot (preset) display

• device information display

Meter display is necessary.

• OK

• OKm

• NOTIFY

Apply changes depending on the notification.

Send request commands depending on the operation.

Send request commands depending on the necessary information.

Request periodically.

Control or display

• Position change

• Display change

For various events

• Parameter syncing

• Event processing

• set

• setn

• sett

• setr

• ssrecall, etc.

• sscurrent

• ssnum

• ssinfo

• devinfo, etc.

• mtrstart

The controller designer needs to design and implement the blue items in the above figure.

The detailed sequences of various procedures are provided below.


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4. Command Sequence

Communication start sequence

The amount of time for the controller and the controlled device to start is different.

Remote control is an act of controlling the controlled device from the controller, so the controller must wait for the controlled device to become ready.

The controller needs to wait using the sequence below.

1. If an Ethernet connection is required, the remote controller needs to establish a logical session, with the MTX device(s) based on IP address(es) and port number.

(This is not necessary for a connection that only needs to be connected physically, as in RS-232C.)

2. After the session is established, the controller sends devstatus commands at 1 second or longer intervals.

3. If "OK devstatus runmode" is returned, the controller should check the information.

4. If the controller determines that the controlled device is in normal running mode, the controller can start sending command strings to change parameter value and preset etc. If the controlled device is not in normal running mode, the controller continues trying.

Note: In order to establish remote control communication, the external controller must send [devstatus runmode] command to the device and await response. When the device responds as [OK devstatus runmode "normal"], the device is ready to receive commands.

Remote controller

Establish communication path to

controlled device.

Connection detected.

devstatus runmode devstatus runmode devstatus runmode

1 second or longer intervals

1 second or longer intervals devstatus runmode


Controlled device

* If the communication path is already established, the controller sends devstatus runmode at 1 second or longer intervals until a result notification is returned.

The controller checks the run mode included in the result notifications to see if the device is ready to start remote control communication.

The device may also actively send change notifications, so the controller must monitor both result and change notifications.

The reason for using such a sequence is provided below.

Example when the controller starts earlier than the controlled device


Normally running

Connected physically

Connection unknown

Waiting to start devstatus runmode devstatus runmode devstatus runmode


Connection detection


Device starting

Device normal running


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Example when the controlled device starts earlier than the controller


Starting

Connected physically


Device starting

Device normal running

Connection unknown


* With the first devstatus runmode request, a result notification is returned.

devstatus runmode


Controller can recognize that Controlled device is ready to receive commands when there is response for "devstatus runmode" command.

In case of Ethernet connection, Ethernet logical session (e.g. port open) should be established before sending "devstatus runmode".


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Parameter sync sequence

Immediately after communication starts, the controller does not know anything about the most recent status of the controlled device.

Therefore, the controller must query all parameters that it plans to handle.

This also applies for when preset recall is executed, because the controller does not know how the device has changed.

Querying the most recent status of the controlled device or when a snapshot recall occurs


Normally running


Apply

Apply

Apply get MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0

OK get MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 -7760


Normally running

Communication possible get MTX:mem_XXX/XXXXX/X/X/X/X/X X X

OK get MTX:mem_XXX/XXXXX/X/X/X/X/X X X get MTX:mem_XXX/XXXXX/X/X/X/X/X X X

OK get MTX:mem_XXX/XXXXX/X/X/X/X/X X X

* Repeat get for all the necessary parameters.

Synced Synced

Example 1: Query the DCA fader value.

get MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0

Query the 1ch level of the DCA fader with raw values.

OK get MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 -7760

The 1ch level of the DCA fader is -77.60.

Example 2: Set the DCA fader value.

set MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 -7760

Set the 1ch level of the DCA fader to a raw value of -77.60.

OK set MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 -7760 "-77.60"


Executing this sequence synchronizes the status with the controlled device.

However, if the controller receives a change notification from the controlled device during this query sequence, the controller needs to query again.

Note that, as with a GPI controller made by user, if you want to apply the physical positions of the controller to the device, there is no need to execute the above sequence.

If you want to apply the physical positions of the controller to the device immediately after a connection is established, without any user interaction, simply use set commands to do so.


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Applying the most recent status of the controller to the device


Normally running


Apply

Apply

Apply set MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 -7760

OK set MTX:mem_512/60000/0/0/0/0/0 0 0 -7760 "-77.60"


Normally running

Communication possible

OK set MTX:mem_XXX/XXXXX/X/X/X/X/X X X XXXX

OK set MTX:mem_XXX/XXXXX/X/X/X/X/X X X XXXX "XXXX"

OK set MTX:mem_XXX/XXXXX/X/X/X/X/X X X XXXX

OK set MTX:mem_XXX/XXXXX/X/X/X/X/X X X XXXX "XXXX"

* Repeat get for all the necessary parameters.

Synced Synced

Depending on the controller specifications, the above two sequences may be used in combination.

Example: The GPI fader uses the status of the controller, but other parameters use the status of the controlled device.

Parameter query sequence at any given time

LEDs and displays on the GUI

Indications are updated on the basis of the result notifications returned after the processing of the set commands.

Alternatively, send an explicit get request and apply the result to the indications, as shown below.


An event occurs that calls for a value to be queried

Apply get MTX:mem_512/XXXXX/X/X/X/X/X X X

OK get MTX:mem_512/XXXXX/X/X/X/X/X X X


One example of using this sequence would be for refreshing the UI after boot-up or after changing tabs.


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Meter data request/query sequence

The controller requests meter data by specifying the meter data address and the minimum transmission interval.

The meter transmission stops after 10 seconds. To continue receiving data, make another request before the 10 seconds pass.


OutputLevelMeter request

Request periodically at 10 seconds or shorter intervals

Apply

Apply

Apply

Controlled device mtrstart MTX:mtr_512/20020/level 1000

OK mtrstart MTX:mtr_512/20020/level

NOTIFY mtr MTX:mtr_512/20020/level level 71 71 ...



1000 ms or longer intervals

1000 ms or longer intervals

Start measuring

10 seconds

OutputLevelMeter request mtrstart MTX:mtr_512/20020/level 1000

OK mtrstart MTX:mtr_512/20020/level

Start measuring

10 seconds

* Transmission for 10 seconds after a request

If another request is received, restart measuring the time.

Snapshot (preset) recall request sequence

Upon receiving a result notification in response to a snapshot (preset) request, you need to execute the parameter sync sequence.

Controlled device Remote controller

Remote control

To the parameter sync sequence ssrecall 10

OK ssrecall 10

In addition, if a snapshot (preset) recall occurs internally in the controlled device (e.g. by front panel button press) or when such a request is received from another controller, the controller receives a change notification that indicates that all parameters have changed (see the next section). If this occurs, the controller needs to execute the parameter sync sequence.


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Sequence when parameters are changed by another controller

If the controller sends a parameter set request, a change notification is returned immediately.

However, if parameters change internally in the controlled device (this includes changes in parameters that occur as a result of a controller operation on another parameter) or due to a request from another controller, a parameter change notification is received, as shown below.

The controller receiving a parameter change notification updates its own status if necessary.


Apply parameter changes or proceed to the parameter sync sequence

NOTIFY ...


Recall operation or parameter change by the controlled device or another controller

Sampled parameter changes

The way in which parameter change notifications are sent varies depending on the value notification mode specified in the MTX external control protocol mode.

Advice for choosing normalized/raw value mode.

If you want to handle a value with a given range, such as in an MIDI controller,

• Set the value notification mode to normalized value notification mode, and specify the required resolution.

• Use setn/getn to perform processing from the controller.

• Apply changes to the controller according to NOTIFY setn.

Conversely, for a highly functional PC application where you want to use all the internal parameters,

• Set the MTX external control protocol mode to raw value mode.

• Use set/get to perform processing from the controller.

• Apply changes to the controller according to NOTIFY set.

• Use setn/getn for certain parameters when necessary.


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5. Meter Value

1. Level Meter, Hold Meter

15

16

17

12

13

14

0F

10

11

0C

0D

0E

18

19

1A

1B

1C

1D

1E

1F

06

07

08

09

0A

0B

00

01

02

03

04

05

Value

-105dBFS

-104dBFS

-103dBFS

-102dBFS

-101dBFS

-100dBFS

-99dBFS

-98dBFS

-97dBFS

-96dBFS

-95dBFS

Data

-126dBFS or less

-125dBFS

-124dBFS

-123dBFS

-122dBFS

-121dBFS

-120dBFS

-119dBFS

-118dBFS

-117dBFS

-116dBFS

-115dBFS

-114dBFS

-113dBFS

-112dBFS

-111dBFS

-110dBFS

-109dBFS

-108dBFS

-107dBFS

-106dBFS

20

21

35

36

37

32

33

34

2F

30

31

26

27

28

22

23

24

25

29

2A

2B

2C

2D

2E

38

39

3A

3B

3C

3D

3E

3F

Value

-94dBFS

-93dBFS

-92dBFS

-91dBFS

-90dBFS

-89dBFS

-88dBFS

-87dBFS

-86dBFS

-85dBFS

-84dBFS

-83dBFS

-82dBFS

-81dBFS

-80dBFS

-79dBFS

-78dBFS

-77dBFS

-76dBFS

-75dBFS

-74dBFS

-73dBFS

-72dBFS

-71dBFS

-70dBFS

-69dBFS

-68dBFS

-67dBFS

-66dBFS

-65dBFS

-64dBFS

-63dBFS

Data

40

41

55

56

57

52

55

54

4F

50

51

46

47

48

42

43

44

45

49

4A

4B

4C

4D

4E

58

59

5A

5B

5C

5D

5E

5F

Value

-62dBFS

-61dBFS

-60dBFS

-59dBFS

-58dBFS

-57dBFS

-56dBFS

-55dBFS

-54dBFS

-53dBFS

-52dBFS

-51dBFS

-50dBFS

-49dBFS

-48dBFS

-47dBFS

-46dBFS

-45dBFS

-44dBFS

-43dBFS

-42dBFS

-41dBFS

-40dBFS

-39dBFS

-38dBFS

-37dBFS

-36dBFS

-35dBFS

-34dBFS

-33dBFS

-32dBFS

-31dBFS

Data

77

76

77

72

77

74

6F

70

71

6C

6D

6E

78

79

7A

7B

7C

7D

7E

7F

66

67

68

69

6A

6B

60

61

62

63

66

65

Value

NOTE: A device may not be able to send all the values depending on how precise the device processes values internally.

-18dBFS

-17dBFS

-16dBFS

-15dBFS

-14dBFS

-13dBFS

-12dBFS

-11dBFS

-10dBFS

-9dBFS

-8dBFS

-7dBFS

-30dBFS

-29dBFS

-28dBFS

-27dBFS

-26dBFS

-25dBFS

-24dBFS

-23dBFS

-22dBFS

-21dBFS

-20dBFS

-19dBFS

-6dBFS

-5dBFS

-4dBFS

-3dBFS

-2dBFS

-1dBFS

0dBFS

OVER

Data


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6. Parameter Value Details

■

Fader parameter

1. Fader with "-Infinity to 0dB"range

Value Data Value Data Value Data Value Data Value Data Value Data Value Data Value Data

0 -InfdB 64 -87.50dB 128 -69.00dB 192 -56.20dB 256 -46.70dB 320 -40.30dB 384 -33.90dB 448 -28.75dB

1 -138.00dB 65 -87.00dB 129 -68.80dB 193 -56.00dB 257 -46.60dB 321 -40.20dB 385 -33.80dB 449 -28.70dB


3 -134.00dB 67

4 -133.00dB 68

5 -132.00dB 69

6 -131.00dB 70

-86.00dB 131

-85.50dB 132

-85.00dB 133

-84.50dB 134

-68.40dB 195

-68.20dB 196

-68.00dB 197

-67.80dB 198

-55.60dB 259

-55.40dB 260

-55.20dB 261

-55.00dB 262

-46.40dB 323

-46.30dB 324

-46.20dB 325

-46.10dB 326

-40.00dB 387

-39.90dB 388

-39.80dB 389

-39.70dB 390

-33.60dB 451

-33.50dB 452

-33.40dB 453

-33.30dB 454

-28.60dB

-28.55dB

-28.50dB

-28.45dB










































48

49

-95.50dB 112 -72.20dB 176 -59.40dB 240 -48.30dB 304 -41.90dB 368 -35.50dB 432 -29.55dB 496 -26.35dB








56

57










46

5. Parameter Value Details


512 -25.55dB 576 -22.35dB 640 -19.15dB 704 -15.95dB 768 -12.75dB 832

513 -25.50dB 577 -22.30dB 641 -19.10dB 705 -15.90dB 769 -12.70dB 833

514 -25.45dB 578 -22.25dB 642 -19.05dB 706 -15.85dB 770 -12.65dB 834

515 -25.40dB 579 -22.20dB 643 -19.00dB 707 -15.80dB 771 -12.60dB 835

516 -25.35dB 580 -22.15dB 644 -18.95dB 708 -15.75dB 772 -12.55dB 836

517 -25.30dB 581 -22.10dB 645 -18.90dB 709 -15.70dB 773 -12.50dB 837

518 -25.25dB 582 -22.05dB 646 -18.85dB 710 -15.65dB 774 -12.45dB 838

519 -25.20dB 583 -22.00dB 647 -18.80dB 711 -15.60dB 775 -12.40dB 839

520 -25.15dB 584 -21.95dB 648 -18.75dB 712 -15.55dB 776 -12.35dB 840

521 -25.10dB 585 -21.90dB 649 -18.70dB 713 -15.50dB 777 -12.30dB 841

522 -25.05dB 586 -21.85dB 650 -18.65dB 714 -15.45dB 778 -12.25dB 842

523 -25.00dB 587 -21.80dB 651 -18.60dB 715 -15.40dB 779 -12.20dB 843

524 -24.95dB 588 -21.75dB 652 -18.55dB 716 -15.35dB 780 -12.15dB 844

525 -24.90dB 589 -21.70dB 653 -18.50dB 717 -15.30dB 781 -12.10dB 845

526 -24.85dB 590 -21.65dB 654 -18.45dB 718 -15.25dB 782 -12.05dB 846

527 -24.80dB 591 -21.60dB 655 -18.40dB 719 -15.20dB 783 -12.00dB 847

528 -24.75dB 592 -21.55dB 656 -18.35dB 720 -15.15dB 784 -11.95dB 848

529 -24.70dB 593 -21.50dB 657 -18.30dB 721 -15.10dB 785 -11.90dB 849

530 -24.65dB 594 -21.45dB 658 -18.25dB 722 -15.05dB 786 -11.85dB 850

531 -24.60dB 595 -21.40dB 659 -18.20dB 723 -15.00dB 787 -11.80dB 851

532 -24.55dB 596 -21.35dB 660 -18.15dB 724 -14.95dB 788 -11.75dB 852

533 -24.50dB 597 -21.30dB 661 -18.10dB 725 -14.90dB 789 -11.70dB 853

534 -24.45dB 598 -21.25dB 662 -18.05dB 726 -14.85dB 790 -11.65dB 854

535 -24.40dB 599 -21.20dB 663 -18.00dB 727 -14.80dB 791 -11.60dB 855

536 -24.35dB 600 -21.15dB 664 -17.95dB 728 -14.75dB 792 -11.55dB 856

537 -24.30dB 601 -21.10dB 665 -17.90dB 729 -14.70dB 793 -11.50dB 857

538 -24.25dB 602 -21.05dB 666 -17.85dB 730 -14.65dB 794 -11.45dB 858

539 -24.20dB 603 -21.00dB 667 -17.80dB 731 -14.60dB 795 -11.40dB 859

540 -24.15dB 604 -20.95dB 668 -17.75dB 732 -14.55dB 796 -11.35dB 860

541 -24.10dB 605 -20.90dB 669 -17.70dB 733 -14.50dB 797 -11.30dB 861

542 -24.05dB 606 -20.85dB 670 -17.65dB 734 -14.45dB 798 -11.25dB 862

543 -24.00dB 607 -20.80dB 671 -17.60dB 735 -14.40dB 799 -11.20dB 863

544 -23.95dB 608 -20.75dB 672 -17.55dB 736 -14.35dB 800 -11.15dB 864

545 -23.90dB 609 -20.70dB 673 -17.50dB 737 -14.30dB 801 -11.10dB 865

546 -23.85dB 610 -20.65dB 674 -17.45dB 738 -14.25dB 802 -11.05dB 866

547 -23.80dB 611 -20.60dB 675 -17.40dB 739 -14.20dB 803 -11.00dB 867

548 -23.75dB 612 -20.55dB 676 -17.35dB 740 -14.15dB 804 -10.95dB 868

549 -23.70dB 613 -20.50dB 677 -17.30dB 741 -14.10dB 805 -10.90dB 869

550 -23.65dB 614 -20.45dB 678 -17.25dB 742 -14.05dB 806 -10.85dB 870

551 -23.60dB 615 -20.40dB 679 -17.20dB 743 -14.00dB 807 -10.80dB 871

552 -23.55dB 616 -20.35dB 680 -17.15dB 744 -13.95dB 808 -10.75dB 872

553 -23.50dB 617 -20.30dB 681 -17.10dB 745 -13.90dB 809 -10.70dB 873

554 -23.45dB 618 -20.25dB 682 -17.05dB 746 -13.85dB 810 -10.65dB 874

555 -23.40dB 619 -20.20dB 683 -17.00dB 747 -13.80dB 811 -10.60dB 875

556 -23.35dB 620 -20.15dB 684 -16.95dB 748 -13.75dB 812 -10.55dB 876

557 -23.30dB 621 -20.10dB 685 -16.90dB 749 -13.70dB 813 -10.50dB 877

558 -23.25dB 622 -20.05dB 686 -16.85dB 750 -13.65dB 814 -10.45dB 878

559 -23.20dB 623 -20.00dB 687 -16.80dB 751 -13.60dB 815 -10.40dB 879

560 -23.15dB 624 -19.95dB 688 -16.75dB 752 -13.55dB 816 -10.35dB 880

561 -23.10dB 625 -19.90dB 689 -16.70dB 753 -13.50dB 817 -10.30dB 881

562 -23.05dB 626 -19.85dB 690 -16.65dB 754 -13.45dB 818 -10.25dB 882

563 -23.00dB 627 -19.80dB 691 -16.60dB 755 -13.40dB 819 -10.20dB 883

564 -22.95dB 628 -19.75dB 692 -16.55dB 756 -13.35dB 820 -10.15dB 884

565 -22.90dB 629 -19.70dB 693 -16.50dB 757 -13.30dB 821 -10.10dB 885

566 -22.85dB 630 -19.65dB 694 -16.45dB 758 -13.25dB 822 -10.05dB 886

567 -22.80dB 631 -19.60dB 695 -16.40dB 759 -13.20dB 823 -10.00dB 887

568 -22.75dB 632 -19.55dB 696 -16.35dB 760 -13.15dB 824

569 -22.70dB 633 -19.50dB 697 -16.30dB 761 -13.10dB 825

570 -22.65dB 634 -19.45dB 698 -16.25dB 762 -13.05dB 826

571 -22.60dB 635 -19.40dB 699 -16.20dB 763 -13.00dB 827

572 -22.55dB 636 -19.35dB 700 -16.15dB 764 -12.95dB 828

573 -22.50dB 637 -19.30dB 701 -16.10dB 765 -12.90dB 829

574 -22.45dB 638 -19.25dB 702 -16.05dB 766 -12.85dB 830

575 -22.40dB 639 -19.20dB 703 -16.00dB 767 -12.80dB 831

-9.95dB 888

-9.90dB 889

-9.85dB 890

-9.80dB 891

-9.75dB 892

-9.70dB 893

-9.65dB 894

-9.60dB 895

-9.55dB 896

-9.50dB 897

-7.85dB 930

-7.80dB 931

-7.75dB 932

-7.70dB 933

-7.65dB 934

-7.60dB 935

-7.55dB 936

-7.50dB 937

-7.45dB 938

-7.40dB 939

-7.35dB 940

-7.30dB 941

-7.25dB 942

-7.20dB 943

-7.15dB 944

-7.10dB 945

-7.05dB 946

-7.00dB 947

-6.95dB 948

-6.90dB 949

-6.85dB 950

-6.80dB 951

-6.75dB 952

-6.70dB 953

-6.65dB 954

-6.60dB 955

-6.55dB 956

-6.50dB 957

-6.45dB 958

-6.40dB 959

-8.65dB 914

-8.60dB 915

-8.55dB 916

-8.50dB 917

-8.45dB 918

-8.40dB 919

-8.35dB 920

-8.30dB 921

-8.25dB 922

-8.20dB 923

-8.15dB 924

-8.10dB 925

-8.05dB 926

-8.00dB 927

-7.95dB 928

-7.90dB 929

-9.45dB 898

-9.40dB 899

-9.35dB 900

-9.30dB 901

-9.25dB 902

-9.20dB 903

-9.15dB 904

-9.10dB 905

-9.05dB 906

-9.00dB 907

-8.95dB 908

-8.90dB 909

-8.85dB 910

-8.80dB 911

-8.75dB 912

-8.70dB 913

-6.35dB 960

-6.30dB 961

-6.25dB 962

-6.20dB 963

-5.35dB 980

-5.30dB 981

-5.25dB 982

-5.20dB 983

-5.15dB 984

-5.10dB 985

-5.05dB 986

-5.00dB 987

-4.95dB 988

-4.90dB 989

-4.85dB 990

-4.80dB 991

-4.75dB 992

-4.70dB 993

-4.65dB 994

-4.60dB 995

-6.15dB 964

-6.10dB 965

-6.05dB 966

-6.00dB 967

-5.95dB 968

-5.90dB 969

-5.85dB 970

-5.80dB 971

-5.75dB 972

-5.70dB 973

-5.65dB 974

-5.60dB 975

-5.55dB 976

-5.50dB 977

-5.45dB 978

-5.40dB 979

-3.15dB

-3.10dB

-3.05dB

-3.00dB

-2.95dB

-2.90dB

-2.85dB

-2.80dB

-4.55dB 996

-4.50dB 997

-4.45dB 998

-4.40dB 999

-4.35dB 1000 -1.15dB

-4.30dB 1001 -1.10dB

-1.05dB

-4.25dB 1002

-4.20dB 1003

-4.15dB 1004

-4.10dB 1005

-4.05dB 1006

-4.00dB 1007

-3.95dB 1008

-3.90dB 1009

-3.85dB 1010

-3.80dB 1011

-3.75dB 1012

-3.70dB 1013

-3.65dB 1014

-3.60dB 1015

-3.55dB 1016

-3.50dB 1017

-3.45dB 1018

-3.40dB 1019

-3.35dB 1020

-3.30dB 1021

-3.25dB 1022

-3.20dB 1023

-1.00dB

-0.95dB

-0.90dB

-0.85dB

-0.80dB

-0.75dB

-0.70dB

-0.65dB

-0.60dB

-0.55dB

-0.50dB

-0.45dB

-0.40dB

-0.35dB

-0.30dB

-0.25dB

-0.20dB

-0.15dB

-0.10dB

-0.05dB

0.00dB

-1.95dB

-1.90dB

-1.85dB

-1.80dB

-1.75dB

-1.70dB

-1.65dB

-1.60dB

-1.55dB

-1.50dB

-1.45dB

-1.40dB

-1.35dB

-1.30dB

-1.25dB

-1.20dB

-2.75dB

-2.70dB

-2.65dB

-2.60dB

-2.55dB

-2.50dB

-2.45dB

-2.40dB

-2.35dB

-2.30dB

-2.25dB

-2.20dB

-2.15dB

-2.10dB

-2.05dB

-2.00dB


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2. Fader with "-Infinity to 10dB"range


0 -InfdB 64 -71.80dB 128 -59.00dB 192 -46.20dB 256 -36.70dB 320 -30.30dB 384 -23.90dB 448 -18.75dB



3 -132.00dB 67

4 -129.00dB 68

5 -126.00dB 69

6 -123.00dB 70

-71.20dB 131

-71.00dB 132

-70.80dB 133

-70.60dB 134

-58.40dB 195

-58.20dB 196

-58.00dB 197

-57.80dB 198

-45.60dB 259

-45.40dB 260

-45.20dB 261

-45.00dB 262

-36.40dB 323

-36.30dB 324

-36.20dB 325

-36.10dB 326

-30.00dB 387

-29.90dB 388

-29.80dB 389

-29.70dB 390

-23.60dB 451

-23.50dB 452

-23.40dB 453

-23.30dB 454

-18.60dB

-18.55dB

-18.50dB

-18.45dB








14

15

16

17



-95.00dB 80

-94.00dB 81

18 -93.00dB 82

19 -92.00dB 83

20 -91.00dB 84

21 -90.00dB 85

-68.60dB 144 -55.80dB 208 -43.00dB 272 -35.10dB 336 -28.70dB 400 -22.30dB 464 -17.95dB

-68.40dB 145 -55.60dB 209 -42.80dB 273 -35.00dB 337 -28.60dB 401 -22.20dB 465 -17.90dB

-68.20dB 146 -55.40dB 210 -42.60dB 274 -34.90dB 338 -28.50dB 402 -22.10dB 466 -17.85dB

-68.00dB 147 -55.20dB 211 -42.40dB 275 -34.80dB 339 -28.40dB 403 -22.00dB 467 -17.80dB

22 -89.00dB 86

23

-67.80dB 148 -55.00dB 212 -42.20dB 276 -34.70dB 340 -28.30dB 404 -21.90dB 468 -17.75dB

-67.60dB 149 -54.80dB 213 -42.00dB 277 -34.60dB 341 -28.20dB 405 -21.80dB 469 -17.70dB

-67.40dB 150 -54.60dB 214 -41.80dB 278 -34.50dB 342 -28.10dB 406 -21.70dB 470 -17.65dB



25 -86.00dB 89

26 -85.00dB 90

27 -84.00dB 91

28 -83.00dB 92

29 -82.00dB 93

-66.80dB 153 -54.00dB 217 -41.20dB 281 -34.20dB 345 -27.80dB 409 -21.40dB 473 -17.50dB

-66.60dB 154 -53.80dB 218 -41.00dB 282 -34.10dB 346 -27.70dB 410 -21.30dB 474 -17.45dB

30 -81.00dB 94

31

-66.40dB 155 -53.60dB 219 -40.80dB 283 -34.00dB 347 -27.60dB 411 -21.20dB 475 -17.40dB

-66.20dB 156 -53.40dB 220 -40.60dB 284 -33.90dB 348 -27.50dB 412 -21.10dB 476 -17.35dB

-66.00dB 157 -53.20dB 221 -40.40dB 285 -33.80dB 349 -27.40dB 413 -21.00dB 477 -17.30dB

-65.80dB 158 -53.00dB 222 -40.20dB 286 -33.70dB 350 -27.30dB 414 -20.90dB 478 -17.25dB



32

33

34

35

-78.00dB 97

-77.80dB 98

-77.60dB 99

-65.20dB 161 -52.40dB 225 -39.80dB 289 -33.40dB 353 -27.00dB 417 -20.60dB 481 -17.10dB

-65.00dB 162 -52.20dB 226 -39.70dB 290 -33.30dB 354 -26.90dB 418 -20.50dB 482 -17.05dB

-64.80dB 163 -52.00dB 227 -39.60dB 291 -33.20dB 355 -26.80dB 419 -20.40dB 483 -17.00dB




39

40












49







56

57










48


513 -15.50dB 577 -12.30dB 641

514 -15.45dB 578 -12.25dB 642

515 -15.40dB 579 -12.20dB 643

516 -15.35dB 580 -12.15dB 644

517 -15.30dB 581 -12.10dB 645

518 -15.25dB 582 -12.05dB 646

519 -15.20dB 583 -12.00dB 647

520 -15.15dB 584 -11.95dB 648

521 -15.10dB 585 -11.90dB 649

522 -15.05dB 586 -11.85dB 650

523 -15.00dB 587 -11.80dB 651

524 -14.95dB 588 -11.75dB 652

525 -14.90dB 589 -11.70dB 653

526 -14.85dB 590 -11.65dB 654

527 -14.80dB 591 -11.60dB 655

528 -14.75dB 592 -11.55dB 656

529 -14.70dB 593 -11.50dB 657

530 -14.65dB 594 -11.45dB 658

531 -14.60dB 595 -11.40dB 659

532 -14.55dB 596 -11.35dB 660

533 -14.50dB 597 -11.30dB 661

534 -14.45dB 598 -11.25dB 662

535 -14.40dB 599 -11.20dB 663

536 -14.35dB 600 -11.15dB 664

537 -14.30dB 601 -11.10dB 665

538 -14.25dB 602 -11.05dB 666

539 -14.20dB 603 -11.00dB 667

540 -14.15dB 604 -10.95dB 668

541 -14.10dB 605 -10.90dB 669

542 -14.05dB 606 -10.85dB 670

543 -14.00dB 607 -10.80dB 671

544 -13.95dB 608 -10.75dB 672

545 -13.90dB 609 -10.70dB 673

546 -13.85dB 610 -10.65dB 674

547 -13.80dB 611 -10.60dB 675

548 -13.75dB 612 -10.55dB 676

549 -13.70dB 613 -10.50dB 677

550 -13.65dB 614 -10.45dB 678

551 -13.60dB 615 -10.40dB 679

552 -13.55dB 616 -10.35dB 680

553 -13.50dB 617 -10.30dB 681

554 -13.45dB 618 -10.25dB 682

555 -13.40dB 619 -10.20dB 683

556 -13.35dB 620 -10.15dB 684

557 -13.30dB 621 -10.10dB 685

558 -13.25dB 622 -10.05dB 686

559 -13.20dB 623 -10.00dB 687

560 -13.15dB 624

561 -13.10dB 625

562 -13.05dB 626

563 -13.00dB 627

564 -12.95dB 628

565 -12.90dB 629

566 -12.85dB 630

567 -12.80dB 631

568 -12.75dB 632

569 -12.70dB 633

570 -12.65dB 634

571 -12.60dB 635

572 -12.55dB 636

573 -12.50dB 637

574 -12.45dB 638

575 -12.40dB 639

-9.95dB 688

-9.90dB 689

-9.85dB 690

-9.80dB 691

-9.75dB 692

-9.70dB 693

-9.65dB 694

-9.60dB 695

-9.55dB 696

-9.50dB 697

-9.45dB 698

-9.40dB 699

-9.35dB 700

-9.30dB 701

-9.25dB 702

-9.20dB 703


512 -15.55dB 576 -12.35dB 640 -9.15dB 704

-9.10dB 705

-9.05dB 706

-9.00dB 707

-8.95dB 708

-8.90dB 709

-8.85dB 710

-8.80dB 711

-8.75dB 712

-8.70dB 713

-8.65dB 714

-8.60dB 715

-8.55dB 716

-8.50dB 717

-8.45dB 718

-8.40dB 719

-8.35dB 720

-8.30dB 721

-8.25dB 722

-8.20dB 723

-8.15dB 724

-8.10dB 725

-8.05dB 726

-8.00dB 727

-7.95dB 728

-7.90dB 729

-7.85dB 730

-7.80dB 731

-7.75dB 732

-7.70dB 733

-7.65dB 734

-7.60dB 735

-7.55dB 736

-7.50dB 737

-7.45dB 738

-7.40dB 739

-7.35dB 740

-7.30dB 741

-7.25dB 742

-7.20dB 743

-7.15dB 744

-7.10dB 745

-7.05dB 746

-7.00dB 747

-6.95dB 748

-6.90dB 749

-6.85dB 750

-6.80dB 751

-6.75dB 752

-6.70dB 753

-6.65dB 754

-6.60dB 755

-6.55dB 756

-6.50dB 757

-6.45dB 758

-6.40dB 759

-6.35dB 760

-6.30dB 761

-6.25dB 762

-6.20dB 763

-6.15dB 764

-6.10dB 765

-6.05dB 766

-6.00dB 767

-5.95dB 768

-5.90dB 769

-5.85dB 770

-5.80dB 771

-5.75dB 772

-5.70dB 773

-5.65dB 774

-5.60dB 775

-5.55dB 776

-5.50dB 777

-5.45dB 778

-5.40dB 779

-5.35dB 780

-5.30dB 781

-5.25dB 782

-5.20dB 783

-5.15dB 784

-5.10dB 785

-5.05dB 786

-5.00dB 787

-4.95dB 788

-4.90dB 789

-4.85dB 790

-4.80dB 791

-4.75dB 792

-4.70dB 793

-4.65dB 794

-4.60dB 795

-4.55dB 796

-4.50dB 797

-4.45dB 798

-4.40dB 799

-4.35dB 800

-4.30dB 801

-4.25dB 802

-4.20dB 803

-4.15dB 804

-4.10dB 805

-4.05dB 806

-4.00dB 807

-3.95dB 808

-3.90dB 809

-3.85dB 810

-3.80dB 811

-3.75dB 812

-3.70dB 813

-3.65dB 814

-3.60dB 815

-3.55dB 816

-3.50dB 817

-3.45dB 818

-3.40dB 819

-3.35dB 820

-3.30dB 821

-3.25dB 822

-3.20dB 823

-3.15dB 824

-3.10dB 825

-3.05dB 826

-3.00dB 827

-2.95dB 828

-2.90dB 829

-2.85dB 830

-2.80dB 831

-2.75dB 832

-2.70dB 833

-2.65dB 834

-2.60dB 835

-2.55dB 836

-2.50dB 837

-2.45dB 838

-2.40dB 839

-2.35dB 840

-2.30dB 841

-2.25dB 842

-2.20dB 843

-2.15dB 844

-2.10dB 845

-2.05dB 846

-2.00dB 847

-1.95dB 848

-1.90dB 849

-1.85dB 850

-1.80dB 851

-1.75dB 852

-1.70dB 853

-1.65dB 854

-1.60dB 855

-1.55dB 856

-1.50dB 857

-1.45dB 858

-1.40dB 859

-1.35dB 860

-1.30dB 861

-1.25dB 862

-1.20dB 863

-1.15dB 864

-1.10dB 865

-1.05dB 866

-1.00dB 867

-0.95dB 868

-0.90dB 869

-0.85dB 870

-0.80dB 871

-0.75dB 872

-0.70dB 873

-0.65dB 874

-0.60dB 875

-0.55dB 876

-0.50dB 877

-0.45dB 878

-0.40dB 879

-0.35dB 880

-0.30dB 881

-0.25dB 882

-0.20dB 883

-0.15dB 884

-0.10dB 885

-0.05dB 886

0.00dB 887

0.05dB 888

0.10dB 889

0.15dB 890

0.20dB 891

0.25dB 892

0.30dB 893

0.35dB 894

0.40dB 895

2.05dB 928

2.10dB 929

2.15dB 930

2.20dB 931

2.25dB 932

2.30dB 933

2.35dB 934

2.40dB 935

2.45dB 936

2.50dB 937

2.55dB 938

2.60dB 939

2.65dB 940

2.70dB 941

2.75dB 942

2.80dB 943

1.25dB 912

1.30dB 913

1.35dB 914

1.40dB 915

1.45dB 916

1.50dB 917

1.55dB 918

1.60dB 919

1.65dB 920

1.70dB 921

1.75dB 922

1.80dB 923

1.85dB 924

1.90dB 925

1.95dB 926

2.00dB 927

2.85dB 944

2.90dB 945

2.95dB 946

3.00dB 947

3.05dB 948

3.10dB 949

3.15dB 950

3.20dB 951

3.25dB 952

3.30dB 953

3.35dB 954

3.40dB 955

3.45dB 956

3.50dB 957

3.55dB 958

3.60dB 959

0.45dB 896

0.50dB 897

0.55dB 898

0.60dB 899

0.65dB 900

0.70dB 901

0.75dB 902

0.80dB 903

0.85dB 904

0.90dB 905

0.95dB 906

1.00dB 907

1.05dB 908

1.10dB 909

1.15dB 910

1.20dB 911

4.45dB 976

4.50dB 977

4.55dB 978

4.60dB 979

4.65dB 980

4.70dB 981

4.75dB 982

4.80dB 983

4.85dB 984

4.90dB 985

4.95dB 986

5.00dB 987

5.05dB 988

5.10dB 989

5.15dB 990

5.20dB 991

3.65dB 960

3.70dB 961

3.75dB 962

3.80dB 963

3.85dB 964

3.90dB 965

3.95dB 966

4.00dB 967

4.05dB 968

4.10dB 969

4.15dB 970

4.20dB 971

4.25dB 972

4.30dB 973

4.35dB 974

4.40dB 975

5.25dB 992

5.30dB 993

5.35dB 994

5.40dB 995

5.45dB 996

5.50dB 997

5.55dB 998

5.60dB 999

5.65dB 1000

5.70dB 1001

5.75dB 1002

5.80dB 1003

5.85dB 1004

5.90dB 1005

5.95dB 1006

6.00dB 1007

6.05dB 1008

6.10dB 1009

6.15dB 1010

6.20dB 1011

6.25dB 1012

6.30dB 1013

6.35dB 1014

6.40dB 1015

9.25dB

9.30dB

9.35dB

9.40dB

9.45dB

9.50dB

9.55dB

9.60dB

6.45dB 1016

6.50dB 1017

6.55dB 1018

6.60dB 1019

9.65dB

9.70dB

9.75dB

9.80dB

6.65dB 1020

6.70dB 1021

9.85dB

9.90dB

6.75dB 1022 9.95dB

6.80dB 1023 10.00dB

8.45dB

8.50dB

8.55dB

8.60dB

8.65dB

8.70dB

8.75dB

8.80dB

8.85dB

8.90dB

8.95dB

9.00dB

9.05dB

9.10dB

9.15dB

9.20dB

7.65dB

7.70dB

7.75dB

7.80dB

7.85dB

7.90dB

7.95dB

8.00dB

8.05dB

8.10dB

8.15dB

8.20dB

8.25dB

8.30dB

8.35dB

8.40dB

6.85dB

6.90dB

6.95dB

7.00dB

7.05dB

7.10dB

7.15dB

7.20dB

7.25dB

7.30dB

7.35dB

7.40dB

7.45dB

7.50dB

7.55dB

7.60dB


49


■

Other parameters

1. INPUT PATCH

MTX3

Value Displayed value

0 NONE

1 Input

2

1

2

6

7

8

3

4

5

6

7

8

3

4

5

9 ST IN

10

11

12

13 SD IN

14

1L

1R

2L

2R

L

R

27

28

29

30

24

25

26

Value

15 YDIF

Displayed value

1

16

17

2

3

21

22

23

18

19

20

7

8

9

4

5

6

13

14

15

16

10

11

12

MTX5-D


0 NONE

1 Input

2

1

2

6

7

8

3

4

5

6

7

8

3

4

5

9 ST IN

10

11

12

13 SD IN

14

1L

1R

2L

2R

L

R

27

28

29

30

24

25

26

Value

15 YDIF

Displayed value

1

16

17

2

3

21

22

23

18

19

20

7

8

9

4

5

6

13

14

15

16

10

11

12

2. 3BAND EQ / 4BAND EQ

Q

20

21

22

17

18

19

14

15

16

11

12

13

Value Displayed value Value Displayed value Value Displayed value Value Displayed value

0 0.1

29 0.53

58 2.8

87 15.0

1

2

3

4

0.105

0.11

0.12

0.125

30

31

32

33

0.56

0.6

0.63

0.67

59

60

61

62

3.0

3.2

3.3

3.5

88

89

90

91

16.0

17.0

18.0

19.0

8

9

10

5

6

7

0.13

0.14

0.15

0.16

0.17

0.18

34

35

36

37

38

39

0.7

0.75

0.8

0.85

0.9

0.95

63

64

65

66

67

68

3.8

4.0

4.2

4.5

4.7

5.0

92

93

94

95

96

97

20.0

21.0

22.0

24.0

25.0

27.0

26

27

28

23

24

25

0.19

0.2

0.21

0.22

0.24

0.25

0.27

0.28

0.3

0.32

0.33

0.35

0.38

0.4

0.42

0.45

0.47

0.5

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

1.0

1.05

1.1

1.2

1.25

1.3

1.4

1.5

1.6

1.7

1.8

1.9

2.0

2.1

2.2

2.4

2.5

2.7

69

70

71

72

73

74

75

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

5.3

5.6

10.5

11.0

12.0

12.5

13.0

14.0

98

99

6.0

100

6.3

101

6.7

102

7.0

103

7.5

104

8 105

8.4

106

9.0

107

9.5

108

10.0

109

110

111

112

40.0

42.0

45.0

47.0

50.0

53.0

28.0

30.0

32.0

34.0

35.0

38.0

56.0

60.0

63.0

Type


0 PEQ

1 L.SHELF 6dB/Oct

2 L.SHELF 12dB/Oct

3 H.SHELF 6dB/Oct

4 H.SHELF 12dB/Oct

5 HPF

6 LPF


50

3. GATE

DECAY


111msec

116msec

123msec

129msec

136msec

143msec

149msec

156msec

163msec

169msec

176msec

183msec

69msec

73msec

76msec

79msec

83msec

86msec

89msec

93msec

96msec

99msec

103msec

106msec

3msec

7msec

10msec

13msec

17msec

22msec

25msec

28msec

32msec

35msec

38msec

42msec

45msec

48msec

52msec

55msec

59msec

63msec

66msec

77

78

79

74

75

76

80

81

82

83

84

85

71

72

73

68

69

70

65

66

67

62

63

64

59

60

61

56

57

58

53

54

55

50

51

52

46

47

48

49

43

44

45

34

35

36

31

32

33

37

38

39

40

41

42

28

29

30

25

26

27

22

23

24

19

20

21

16

17

18

13

14

15

10

11

12

7

8

9

5

6

3

4

0

1

2

189msec

196msec

203msec

209msec

219msec

229msec

243msec

256msec

269msec

283msec

296msec

309msec

323msec

336msec

349msec

363msec

563msec

589msec

616msec

643msec

670msec

696msec

723msec

750msec

1.02sec

1.07sec

1.12sec

1.18sec

86

87

88

89

90

91

92

99

100

101

376msec 102

390msec 103

403msec 104

416msec 105

436msec 106

456msec 107

483msec 108

509msec 109

536msec 110

96

97

98

93

94

95

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

777msec 119

803msec 120

830msec 121

870msec 122

909msec 123

963msec 124

125

126

127

128

2.78sec

148

2.89sec

149

2.99sec

150

3.10sec

151

3.21sec

152

3.31sec

153

3.47sec

154

3.63sec

155

3.84sec

156

4.06sec

157

4.27sec

158

4.48sec

159

4.70sec

160

4.91sec

161

5.13sec

162

5.34sec

163

5.55sec

164

5.77sec

165

5.98sec

166

6.20sec

167

6.41sec

168

6.62sec

6.94sec

7.26sec

1.23sec

129

1.28sec

130

1.34sec

131

1.39sec

132

1.44sec

133

1.50sec

134

1.55sec

135

1.60sec

136

1.66sec

137

1.74sec

138

1.82sec

139

1.92sec

140

2.03sec

141

2.14sec

142

2.24sec

143

2.35sec

144

2.46sec

145

2.56sec

146

2.67sec

147

29.0sec

30.7sec

32.4sec

34.1sec

35.9sec

37.6sec

39.3sec

41.0sec

42.7sec

17.9sec

18.8sec

19.6sec

20.5sec

21.4sec

22.2sec

23.1sec

23.9sec

24.8sec

25.6sec

26.5sec

27.7sec

7.68sec

8.11sec

8.54sec

8.97sec

9.39sec

9.82sec

10.2sec

10.7sec

11.1sec

11.5sec

12.0sec

12.4sec

12.8sec

13.2sec

13.9sec

14.5sec

15.4sec

16.2sec

17.1sec



51

HOLD

33

34

35

30

31

32

27

28

29

24

25

26

39

40

41

42

36

37

38

49

50

51

52

53

46

47

48

43

44

45

21

22

23

18

19

20

12

13

17

9

10

11


0 0.02msec

54 2.01msec

108 20.2msec

162 211msec

1

2

0.04msec

0.07msec

55

56

2.10msec

2.19msec

109

110

20.9msec

21.6msec

163

164

222msec

233msec

6

7

8

3

4

5

0.09msec

0.11msec

0.14msec

0.16msec

0.18msec

0.21msec

57

58

59

60

61

62

2.28msec

2.36msec

2.45msec

2.54msec

2.62msec

2.71msec

111

112

113

114

115

116

22.6msec

23.6msec

25.0msec

29.2msec

165

166

167

26.4msec

168

27.8msec

169

170

245msec

256msec

267msec

278msec

289msec

300msec

0.23msec

0.25msec

0.27msec

0.29msec

0.31msec

0.41msec

0.43msec

0.45msec

0.47msec

0.49msec

0.52msec

0.54msec

63

64

65

66

67

71

72

73

74

75

76

77

2.84msec

2.97msec

3.14msec

3.32msec

3.49msec

4.19msec

4.36msec

4.53msec

4.71msec

4.88msec

5.06msec

5.23msec

117

118

119

120

121

125

126

127

128

129

130

131

30.6msec

32.0msec

33.4msec

171

172

173

34.8msec

174

36.2msec

175

41.7msec

179

43.1msec

180

45.2msec

181

47.2msec

182

50.0msec

183

52.8msec

184

55.6msec

185

311msec

323msec

334msec

345msec

361msec

445msec

467msec

489msec

511msec

534msec

556msec

578msec

0.56msec

0.58msec

0.60msec

0.62msec

0.65msec

0.67msec

0.69msec

0.72msec

0.75msec

0.80msec

0.84msec

0.88msec

0.93msec

0.97msec

1.02msec

1.06msec

1.10msec

1.15msec

1.19msec

1.23msec

1.28msec

1.32msec

1.49msec

1.75msec

1.84msec

1.93msec

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

99

1.36msec

100

1.43msec

101

102

1.58msec

103

1.67msec

104

105

106

107

5.40msec

5.66msec

5.92msec

6.27msec

6.61msec

6.96msec

7.31msec

7.66msec

8.01msec

8.36msec

8.70msec

9.05msec

9.40msec

9.75msec

10.1msec

10.4msec

10.8msec

11.3msec

11.8msec

12.5msec

13.2msec

13.9msec

14.6msec

15.3msec

16.0msec

16.7msec

17.4msec

18.1msec

18.8msec

19.5msec

132

133

134

135

136

137

138

139

140

141

142

143

144

145

146

147

148

149

150

151

152

153

154

155

156

157

158

159

160

161

58.4msec

186

61.2msec

187

63.9msec

72.3msec

80.7msec

90.3msec

94.5msec

100msec

106msec

188

66.7msec

189

69.5msec

190

191

75.1msec

192

77.9msec

193

194

83.4msec

195

86.2msec

196

197

198

199

200

111msec 201

117msec 202

122msec 203

128msec 204

133msec

139msec

145msec

189msec

200msec

205

206

207

150msec 208

156msec 209

161msec 210

167msec 211

172msec 212

181msec 213

1.33sec

1.38sec

1.45sec

1.51sec

1.60sec

1.69sec

1.78sec

1.87sec

1.96sec

601msec

623msec

645msec

667msec

690msec

723msec

756msec

800msec

845msec

889msec

934msec

978msec

1.02sec

1.07sec

1.11sec

1.16sec

1.20sec

1.25sec

1.29sec



52

4. COMPRESSOR

RATIO


3.8:1

3.9:1

4.0:1

4.1:1

4.2:1

4.3:1

3.2:1

3.3:1

3.4:1

3.5:1

3.6:1

3.7:1

4.4:1

4.5:1

4.6:1

4.7:1

4.8:1

4.9:1

5.0:1

5.1:1 99

5.2:1 100

5.3:1 101

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

5.4:1 102

5.5:1 103

5.6:1 104

5.7:1 105

89

90

91

86

87

88

83

84

85

80

81

82

2.6:1

2.7:1

2.8:1

2.9:1

3.0:1

3.1:1

2.0:1

2.1:1

2.2:1

2.3:1

2.4:1

2.5:1

1.0:1

1.1:1

1.2:1

1.3:1

1.4:1

1.5:1

1.6:1

1.7:1

1.8:1

1.9:1

77

78

79

74

75

76

71

72

73

68

69

70

65

66

67

62

63

64

58

59

60

61

47

48

49

50

44

45

46

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

41

42

43

38

39

40

35

36

37

32

33

34

29

30

31

26

27

28

23

24

25

20

21

22

17

18

19

14

15

16

10

11

12

13

5.8:1

5.9:1

6.0:1

6.1:1

6.2:1 110

6.3:1 111

6.4:1

6.5:1 113

6.6:1 114

6.7:1

6.8:1 116

6.9:1 117

7.0:1

7.1:1 119

7.2:1 120

7.3:1

7.4:1 122

7.5:1 123

7.6:1

7.7:1 125

7.8:1 126

7.9:1

8.0:1

8.1:1

8.2:1

10.1:1

10.2:1

10.3:1

10.4:1

10.5:1

106

107

108

109

112

115

118

121

124

127

128

129

130

8.3:1 131

8.4:1 132

8.5:1 133

8.6:1 134

8.7:1 135

8.8:1 136

8.9:1 137

9.0:1 138

9.1:1 139

9.2:1 140

9.3:1 141

9.4:1 142

9.5:1 143

9.6:1 144

9.7:1 145

9.8:1 146

9.9:1 147

10.0:1 148

149

150

151

152

153

14.0:1

14.1:1

14.2:1

14.3:1

14.4:1

14.5:1

14.6:1

14.7:1

14.8:1

14.9:1

15.0:1

15.1:1

15.2:1

15.3:1

12.8:1

12.9:1

13.0:1

13.1:1

13.2:1

13.3:1

13.4:1

13.5:1

13.6:1

13.7:1

13.8:1

13.9:1

11.6:1

11.7:1

11.8:1

11.9:1

12.0:1

12.1:1

12.2:1

12.3:1

12.4:1

12.5:1

12.6:1

12.7:1

10.6:1

10.7:1

10.8:1

10.9:1

11.0:1

11.1:1

11.2:1

11.3:1

11.4:1

11.5:1

188

189

190

191

192

193

194

195

196

197

198

199

200

201

182

183

184

185

186

187

176

177

178

179

180

181

170

171

172

173

174

175

164

165

166

167

168

169

154

155

156

157

158

159

160

161

162

163

18.8:1

18.9:1

19.0:1

19.1:1

19.2:1

19.3:1

19.4:1

19.5:1

19.6:1

19.7:1

19.8:1

19.9:1

20.0:1

∞:1

17.6:1

17.7:1

17.8:1

17.9:1

18.0:1

18.1:1

18.2:1

18.3:1

18.4:1

18.5:1

18.6:1

18.7:1

16.4:1

16.5:1

16.6:1

16.7:1

16.8:1

16.9:1

17.0:1

17.1:1

17.2:1

17.3:1

17.4:1

17.5:1

15.4:1

15.5:1

15.6:1

15.7:1

15.8:1

15.9:1

16.0:1

16.1:1

16.2:1

16.3:1


KNEE


2

3

0

1

4

5

HARD

1

2

3

4

5

RELEASE

Same as GATE DECAY


53

5. AGC

RESPONSE TIME

100msec

150msec

200msec

250msec

300msec

350msec

400msec

450msec

500msec

550msec

600msec

700msec

750msec

800msec

850msec

900msec

950msec

1.00sec

1.10sec

1.20sec

1.30sec

1.40sec

1.50sec

1.60sec

1.70sec

1.80sec

1.90sec

2.00sec

2.10sec

Value Displayed value Value Displayed value

17

18

19

14

15

16

10

12

13

7

8

9

5

6

3

4

0

1

2

23

24

25

20

21

22

26

27

28

29

47

48

49

44

45

46

40

42

43

37

38

39

33

34

35

36

30

31

32

53

54

55

50

51

52

56

57

58

2.20sec

2.30sec

2.40sec

2.50sec

2.60sec

2.70sec

2.80sec

2.90sec

3.00sec

3.10sec

3.20sec

3.40sec

3.50sec

3.60sec

3.70sec

3.80sec

3.90sec

4.00sec

4.10sec

4.20sec

4.30sec

4.40sec

4.50sec

4.60sec

4.70sec

4.80sec

4.90sec

5.00sec



54


6. EFFECT

TYPE


0 Reverb Hall

1 Reverb Stage1

2 Karaoke Echo

3 Vocal Echo

RevHallTime/RevStageTime

Value

21

22

23

24

25

26

18

19

20

27

28

15

16

17

12

13

14

9

10

11

6

7

8

3

4

5

0

1

2

Time(sec)

2.1

2.2

2.3

2.4

2.5

2.6

2.7

2.8

2.9

3.0

3.1

1.5

1.6

1.7

1.8

1.9

2.0

0.9

1.0

1.1

1.2

1.3

1.4

0.3

0.4

0.5

0.6

0.7

0.8

Value

50

51

52

53

54

55

47

48

49

56

57

44

45

46

41

42

43

38

39

40

35

36

37

32

33

34

29

30

31

Time(sec)

5.0

5.5

6.0

6.5

7.0

7.5

8.0

8.5

9.0

9.5

10.0

4.4

4.5

4.6

4.7

4.8

4.9

3.8

3.9

4.0

4.1

4.2

4.3

3.2

3.3

3.4

3.5

3.6

3.7

KaraokeTime/VocalTime

Value Time (msec) Value

21

22

23

18

19

20

15

16

17

12

13

14

27

28

29

30

24

25

26

9

10

11

6

7

8

3

4

5

0

1

2

40

41

42

37

38

39

34

35

36

31

32

33

56.8

59.9

63.1

66.2

69.4

72.5

37.9

41

44.2

47.3

50.5

53.6

75.7

78.8

82

85.1

88.3

91.4

94.6

19

22.1

25.3

28.4

31.6

34.7

0.4

3.2

6.4

9.5

12.7

15.8

97.7

100.9

104

107.2

110.3

113.5

116.6

119.8

122.9

126.1

129.2

132.4

64

65

66

61

62

63

58

59

60

55

56

57

70

71

72

73

67

68

69

52

53

54

49

50

51

46

47

48

43

44

45

83

84

85

80

81

82

77

78

79

74

75

76

Time (msec) Value Time (msec)

135.5

138.6

141.8

144.9

148.1

151.2

154.4

157.5

160.7

163.8

167

170.1

173.3

176.4

98

99

179.6

100

182.7

101

185.9

102

189 103

192.2

104

195.3

105

198.5

106

201.6

107

204.8

108

207.9

109

211.1

110

214.2

111

217.4

112

220.5

113

223.7

114

226.8

115

230 116

95

96

97

92

93

94

89

90

91

86

87

88

233.1

117

236.3

118

239.4

119

242.6

120

245.7

121

248.9

122

252 123

255.2

124

258.3

125

261.5

126

264.6

127

267.7

308.7

311.8

315

318.1

321.3

324.4

327.6

330.7

333.9

337

340.2

343.3

346.5

349.6

352.8

355.9

359.1

362.2

365.4

270.9

274

277.2

280.3

283.5

286.6

289.8

292.9

296.1

299.2

302.4

305.5

368.5

371.7

374.8

378

381.1

384.3

387.4

390.6

393.7

396.9

400


55

7. SPEAKER PROCESSOR

HPF/LPF TYPE


0 Thru

1 6dB/Oct

2 12dB/Oct AdjustGc

3 12dB/Oct Butrwrth

4 12dB/Oct Bessel

5 12dB/Oct Linkwitz

6 18dB/Oct AdjustGc

7 18dB/Oct Butrwrth

8 18dB/Oct Bessel

9 24dB/Oct AdjustGc

10 24dB/Oct Butrwrth

11 24dB/Oct Bessel

12 24dB/Oct Linkwitz

13 32dB/Oct AdjustGc


15 32dB/Oct Bessel

16 48dB/Oct AdjustGc


18 48dB/Oct Bessel

19 48dB/Oct Linkwitz

LIMITER RELEASE

Same as GATE DECAY

PEQ Q

Same as the Q of 3BAND EQ / 4BAND EQ

LIMITER ATTACK/RELEASE MODE

Value

0

1

2

3

Displayed value

Fast

Mid

Slow

Manual


PEQ Type


0 PEQ

1 L.SHELF 6dB/Oct

2 L.SHELF 12dB/Oct

3 H.SHELF 6dB/Oct

4 H.SHELF 12dB/Oct

5 HPF

6 LPF

7 APF 1st

8 APF 2nd

9 Horn EQ


56


8. PRIORITY PROCESSOR

1st/2nd PRIORITY DUCKER PRIORITY SOURCE

ANC SOURCE

MTX3 MTX5-D


34

35

36

31

32

33

37

38

39

40

28

29

30

25

26

27

22

23

24

19

20

21

9

10

11

6

7

8

3

4

5

0

1

2

15

16

17

18

12

13

14

CH13

CH14

CH15

CH16

YDIF IN 1

YDIF IN 2

YDIF IN 3

YDIF IN 4

YDIF IN 5

YDIF IN 6

YDIF IN 7

YDIF IN 8

YDIF IN 9

YDIF IN 10

YDIF IN 11

YDIF IN 12

YDIF IN 13

YDIF IN 14

YDIF IN 15

YDIF IN 16

ANC BUS1

ANC BUS2

NONE

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH5

CH6

CH7

CH8

STIN1L

STIN1R

STIN2L

STIN2R

STIN3L

STIN3R

CH9

CH10

CH11

CH12


9

10

11

6

7

8

3

4

5

0

1

2

15

16

17

18

12

13

14

28

29

30

25

26

27

22

23

24

19

20

21

NONE

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH5

CH6

CH7

CH8

CH9

CH10

CH11

CH12

CH13

CH14

CH15

CH16

STIN1L

STIN1R

STIN2L

STIN2R

STIN3L

STIN3R

CH17

CH18

CH19

CH20

CH21

CH22

CH23

CH24

40

41

42

37

38

39

34

35

36

31

32

33

46

47

48

43

44

45

YDIF IN 1

YDIF IN 2

YDIF IN 3

YDIF IN 4

YDIF IN 5

YDIF IN 6

YDIF IN 7

YDIF IN 8

YDIF IN 9

YDIF IN 10

YDIF IN 11

YDIF IN 12

YDIF IN 13

YDIF IN 14

YDIF IN 15

YDIF IN 16

ANC BUS1

ANC BUS2

RELEASE

Same as GATE DECAY

HOLD

Same as GATE HOLD

ANC RATIO


14

15

16

11

12

13

17

18

19

20

8

9

10

5

6

7

1.1:1

1.2:1

1.3:1

1.4:1

1.5:1

1.6:1

0.5:1

0.6:1

0.7:1

0.8:1

0.9:1

1.0:1

1.7:1

1.8:1

1.9:1

2.0:1


57

9. ROUTER

MTX3


19

20

21

16

17

18

22

23

24

13

14

15

10

11

12

3

4

5

0

1

2

8

9

6

7

NONE

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

ZONE 5

ZONE 6

ZONE 7

ZONE 8

YDIF IN 1

YDIF IN 2

YDIF IN 3

YDIF IN 4

YDIF IN 5

YDIF IN 6

YDIF IN 7

YDIF IN 8

YDIF IN 9

YDIF IN 10

YDIF IN 11

YDIF IN 12

YDIF IN 13

YDIF IN 14

YDIF IN 15

YDIF IN 16

10. OUTPUT PATCH

MTX3


0 NONE

1

2

3

4

5

OUTPUT CH1

OUTPUT CH2

OUTPUT CH3

OUTPUT CH4

OUTPUT CH5

6

7

8

OUTPUT CH6

OUTPUT CH7

OUTPUT CH8

MTX5-D


8

9

6

7

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

3

4

5

0

1

2

NONE

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

ZONE 5

ZONE 6

ZONE 7

ZONE 8

ZONE 9

ZONE 10

ZONE 11

ZONE 12

ZONE 13

ZONE 14

ZONE 15

ZONE 16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

YDIF IN 1

YDIF IN 2

YDIF IN 3

YDIF IN 4

YDIF IN 5

YDIF IN 6

YDIF IN 7

YDIF IN 8

YDIF IN 9

YDIF IN 10

YDIF IN 11

YDIF IN 12

YDIF IN 13

YDIF IN 14

YDIF IN 15

YDIF IN 16

MTX5-D


0 NONE

1

2

3

4

5

OUTPUT CH1

OUTPUT CH2

OUTPUT CH3

OUTPUT CH4

OUTPUT CH5

6

7

8

OUTPUT CH6

OUTPUT CH7

OUTPUT CH8

9 OUTPUT CH9

10 OUTPUT CH10

11 OUTPUT CH11

12 OUTPUT CH12

13 OUTPUT CH13

14 OUTPUT CH14

15 OUTPUT CH15

16 OUTPUT CH16



58


11. YDIF PATCH

MTX3


31

32

33

34

28

29

30

25

26

27

22

23

24

44

45

46

41

42

43

38

39

40

35

36

37

19

20

21

16

17

18

13

14

15

10

11

12

3

4

5

0

1

2

8

9

6

7

THRU 13

THRU 14

THRU 15

THRU 16

OUTPUT CH1

OUTPUT CH2

OUTPUT CH3

OUTPUT CH4

OUTPUT CH5

OUTPUT CH6

OUTPUT CH7

OUTPUT CH8

ZONE 8

THRU 1

THRU 2

THRU 3

THRU 4

THRU 5

THRU 6

THRU 7

THRU 8

THRU 9

THRU 10

THRU 11

THRU 12

STIN1R

STIN2L

STIN2R

STIN3L

STIN3R

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

ZONE 5

ZONE 6

ZONE 7

NONE

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH5

CH6

CH7

CH8

STIN1L

MTX5-D

31

32

33

28

29

30

25

26

27

22

23

24

34

35

36

37

38

19

20

21

16

17

18

13

14

15

10

11

12

3

4

5

0

1

2

8

9

6

7

STIN3R

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

ZONE 5

ZONE 6

ZONE 7

ZONE 8

ZONE 9

ZONE 10

ZONE 11

ZONE 12

ZONE 13

ZONE 14

ZONE 15

ZONE 16

CH10

CH11

CH12

CH13

CH14

CH15

CH16

STIN1L

STIN1R

STIN2L

STIN2R

STIN3L

NONE

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH5

CH6

CH7

CH8

CH9


42

43

44

39

40

41

45

46

47

48

THRU 1

THRU 2

THRU 3

THRU 4

THRU 5

THRU 6

THRU 7

THRU 8

THRU 9

THRU 10

52

53

54

49

50

51

THRU 11

THRU 12

THRU 13

THRU 14

THRU 15

THRU 16

55 OUTPUT CH1

56 OUTPUT CH2

57 OUTPUT CH3

58 OUTPUT CH4

59 OUTPUT CH5

60 OUTPUT CH6

61 OUTPUT CH7

62 OUTPUT CH8

63 OUTPUT CH9

64 OUTPUT CH10

65 OUTPUT CH11

66 OUTPUT CH12

67 OUTPUT CH13

68 OUTPUT CH14

69 OUTPUT CH15

70 OUTPUT CH16

* About MTX3 23 to 38 (THRU1 to 16), MTX5-D 39 to 54 (THRU1 to 16)

Note the difference in behavior between the MTX Editor and MTX external control protocol. On the MTX editor, when you press THRU, one of the 16 YDIF channels is selected automatically.

However, with the MTX external control protocol, you can select the channel freely.


59


12. MY4-AEC INPUT PATCH

Near-end Mic / From Far-end value

22

23

24

19

20

21

25

26

27

28

29

30

31 DANTE

41

42

43

38

39

40

44

45

46

35

36

37

32

33

34

5

6

3

4

0 NONE

1 Input

2

10

11

12

7

8

9 ST IN

16

17

18

13 SD IN

14

15 YDIF

PORT

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

5

6

7

2

3

4

11

12

13

8

9

10

14

15

16

1

5

6

7

2

3

4

L

R

1

1R

2L

2R

5

6

7

8

1L

1

2

3

4 value

63

64

65

66

60

61

62

57

58

59

54

55

56

47 SLOT

48

49

50

51 Output

52

53

PORT

2

3

4

1

1

2

3

7

8

9

4

5

6

13

14

15

16

10

11

12


60

13. MY4-AEC FBS

WIDTH

Value

0

1

2

Displayed Value

1/10oct

1/60oct

1/93oct

14. MY4-AEC Digtal I/O SRC

FsType

Value

2

3

0

1

4

5

Displayed value

44.1kHz

48kHz

88.2kHz

96kHz

AES/EBU IN CH1/2

AES/EBU IN CH3/4

DEPTH

Value

0

1

2

Displayed Value

-6dB

-12dB

-18dB



61

7. Parameter List

MTX3/MTX5-D o

Model

MTX3 MTX5-D

MemNo

(Memory

Number) o 512

UniqueId

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

50000 0 o o

Access ID

Xpos

(X Position)

0-7

(1-8ch)

Ypos

(Y Position)

0 0

1

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

50001 0 0-2 0 0 0

Category

INPUT

PORT o o

INTERNAL

HA

INPUT

PORT

SETUP

Prarameter Name

Internal Head

Amp 8ch AD

Ch

Internal ST input 3ch AD

Port o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

20001 0

20003

20004

20002 0

20005

20006

20002 0

20005

20006

20002 1

20005

20006

20002 1

20005

20006

20004 0

20007

20008

20004 0

20007

20008

20004 0

20007

20008

20004 0

20007

20008

20004 0

20007

20008

20004 1

20007

20008

0

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-21

(1-22ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-21

(9-30ch)

0

0

0

0

0-2

(0:Band A

1:Band B

2:Band C)

0

0

1

0

1

0

1

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0

2

3

0, 2

(0:Band A

2:Band C)

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

INPUT

PATCH

INPUT

PATCH

InputPatch

30(62) Input x

22(30) Output

In

INPUT

CHANNEL

GAIN/HPF PreInputSection In

3BAND EQ PEQ 8(16)

Channel 3

Band

HPF

PEQ

MIN

-96.0

OFF

63.0

PEQ

Property PEQOn OFF

MAX unit

Gain

+48V

-6

OFF

66

ON

Summing STEREO SUM

Patch NONE YDIF IN

16

(SLOT

16)

-

Phase OFF

Gain

Frequency 20.0

On

Q(*)

ON

24.0

20.0k

ON

0.1

Frequency 20.0(*) 20.0k

Gain(*) -18.0

Bypass OFF

Type

18.0

ON

LPF

ON -

-

-

-

-

dB

Remarks

0:OFF

1:ON

0:STEREO

1:SUM

* Not saved to presets

* See "1. INPUT

PATCH" in

"7. Parameter

Values"

0:OFF

1:ON dB dB x 10 ex. -14.5dB x 10

= -145

Hz Hz x 1000 ex. 1000Hz x

1000000

0:OFF

1:ON

* Valid only for PEQ

* See "2.3BAND EQ

/ 4BAND EQ" in "7.

Parameter Values"

-

Hz * (100 : Other than Band A)

Hz x 1000 ex. 1000Hz x

1000 = 1000000 dB * Not adjustable for HPF/LPF dB x 10 ex. -14.5dB x 10

= -145

0:OFF

1:ON

* See "2.3BAND

EQ / 4BAND EQ" in "7. Parameter

Values"

0:ON

1:OFF


62

7. Parameter List

MTX3 MTX5-D o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

Model o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

Access ID

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

40002 0

40000

40001

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

40002 0

40000

40001

40002 0

40000

40001

40002 0

40000

40001

40002 0

40000

40001

40002 1

40000

40001

Xpos

(X Position)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

-

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

-

Ypos

(Y Position)

0

0

0

0

0

0

40002 -

40000

40001

40000 0

40002

40003

0

40000 0

40002

40003

40000 0

40002

40003

40000 0

40002

40003

40000 0

40002

40003

40000 0

40002

40003

40000 1

40002

40003

40000 -

40002

40003

-

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(9-16ch)

-

0

0

0

0

0

0

-

-

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

1

2

3

4

0

0

1

2

3

4

5

0

-

-

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Category

INPUT

CHANNEL

GATE

Prarameter Name

Gate 8(16)

Channel

Gate 8(16)

Channel Meter

COMPRESSOR Compressor

8(16) Channel

Compressor

8(16) Channel

Meter

-

-

Dyn

ON

Dyn

ON

-

-

MIN

Threshold -72

Range -70

Attack

Decay 3.2m

Hold

On

Threshold -54

Ratio

Knee

Attack

Release 3.2m

Gain

On

-

-

0

0.02m

OFF

1.0:1

HARD

0

0.0

OFF

-

-

0

0

MAX unit

120

42.600 s

1.96

ON

0

∞:1

5

120

42.600 s

18.0

* See

"4.COMPRESSOR" in "7. Parameter

Values" dB dB x 10 ex. 5.2dB x 10

= 52

ON 0:OFF

1:ON

-

-

dB dB ms s dB

Remarks

* See "3.GATE" in "7. Parameter

Values"

* See "3.GATE" in "7. Parameter

Values"

0:OFF

1:ON

See Meter Value

Details

-

ms

* See


Values"

* See


Values"

See Meter Value

Details


63


Model

MTX3 MTX5-D o o o

Access ID

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

40005 0

40004

40005 0

Xpos

(X Position)

0-3

(1-4ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-3

(1-4ch)

Ypos

(Y Position)

0

0

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

1 0

Category

INPUT

CHANNEL

FBS o

40004 0-7

(1-8ch) o

0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

40005 1

40004

40005 2

40004

40005 2

40004

40005 2

40004

40005 3

40004

40004 0

40005

40004

40005

40004

40005

40004 1

40005

60000 0

0-3

(1-4ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-3

(1-4ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-3

(1-4ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-3

(1-4ch)

0

0

0

0-6

(Freq1-7)

0

0

1

2

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-3

(1-4ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-3

(1-4ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-3

(1-4ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-3

(1-4ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-3

(1-4ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-15

(1-16ch)

0

0

0

0-6

(Freq1-7)

0

0

1

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

AGC

INPUT

CHANNEL

LEVEL

Prarameter Name

Feedback

Suppressor

4(8) Channel

AutoGainControl

4(8) Channel

Dynamic AutoDetect OFF

Clear OFF

DynFilter Frequency 20.0

Fixed On

Detect

Clear

FixedFilter Frequency 20.0

Compensator Response

On

DCA Fader

8(16) Channel

Fader

Time

Level

NoiseGate

On

On

Level

OFF

OFF

OFF

100m

1

OFF

-∞

MIN

OFF

MAX

ON

ON

20.0k

ON

ON

ON

20.0k

5.0

5

ON

ON

10.00

-

-

-

-

unit o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

1

2

60001 0

1

2

20033 0

70000 0

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-15

(1-16ch)

0

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-15

(1-16ch)

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-15

(1-16ch)

0

0

0-7

(A-H)

0-15

(1-16ch)

0

0-7

(1-8ch)

0-15

(1-16ch)

0-7

(A-H)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

INPUT

CHANNEL

MUTE

Insert

DCA Mute

8(16) Channel

On

Insert with

MY card 16

Channel

DCAAssign AssignOn OFF

Group

Master


Group

Master

Insert

Level

On

-∞

OFF

MuteOn OFF

Insert

ChannelName Channel

Name 8(16)

Channel

ChName Name

OFF

48byte

ON

10.00

ON

ON

ON

ON

Charactor (UTF-8)

-

-

-

-

1:ON

1:ON

1:ON

1:ON

Remarks

0:OFF

Write 1 to start the clear process.

When the process finishes, the value automatically returns to 0.

-

Hz Readable.

Operation is not guaranteed when it is written to.

0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

-

Write 1 to start the clear process.

When the process finishes, the value automatically returns to 0.

Hz Readable.

Writing is also possible.

* See "5.AGC" in "7. Parameter

Values"

0:OFF

0:OFF

dB dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360

"setr" command is available for this parameter

0:OFF

1:ON

dB dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360


0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

1:ON

CH * Ins.Out

-> SLOT OUT *

CH * Ins.In ->

SLOT In *


64


MTX3 MTX5-D o o o

Model o o

Access ID

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

30000 0

30001 0

Xpos

(X Position)

0-5

(STIN1L-

3R)

0-5

(STIN1L-

3R)

Ypos

(Y Position)

0

0-2

(0:Band A

1:Band B

2:Band C)

0

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

0

1

0

0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

0

0

0

1

40001 0

40006

40001 0

40006

40001 0

40006

40001 0

40006

40001 0

40006

40001 0

40006

40001 1

40006

40001 -

40008

40003 0

40007

40003 0

40007

40003 0

40007

40003 1

40007

60000 0

1

2

-

0-3

(STIN1L-

2R)

0-3

(STIN1L-

2R)

8-13

(ST IN

1L-ST

IN 3R)

16-21

(ST1L-

ST3R)

8-13

(ST1L-

ST3R)

16-21

(ST1L-

ST3R)

0

-

0, 2

(0:Band A

2:Band C)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0-7

(A-H)

-

2

3

4

0

0

1

2

3

4

5

0

0

1

2

0

0

-

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Category

INPUT

CHANNEL

GAIN/HPF Digital Gain 6

Channel

3BAND EQ PEQ 6

AGC

INPUT

CHANNEL

LEVEL

Prarameter Name

Channel 3

Band

DCA Fader 6

Channel

Ch

PEQ

On

On

Fader

Group

Master

Gain

Q(*)

Type

Knee

Gain

On

NoiseGate

On

On

Level

Level

OFF

OFF

-∞

-∞

MIN

-96.0

63.0

Frequency 20.0(*)

Gain(*) -18.0

Bypass OFF

PEQ

COMPRESSOR Compressor

4 Channel

Property PEQOn OFF

Dyn Threshold -54

Ratio 1.0:1

HARD

Attack 0

Release 3.2m

0.0

OFF

Compressor

4 Channel

Meter

AutoGainControl

4 Channel

-

Compensator Response

Time

100m

Level 1


MAX

24.0

0.1

20.0k

18.0

ON

LPF

ON

0

∞:1

5

5

ON

ON

10.00

ON

10.00

-

-

-

unit Remarks

dB x 10 ex. -14.5dB x 10

= -145

* See "2.3BAND

EQ / 4 BAND EQ" in "7. Parameter

Values"

Hz *(100 : Other than

Band A)

Hz x 1000 ex. 1000Hz x

1000 = 1000000

-

-

dB * Not adjustable for HPF/LPF dB x 10 ex. -14.5dB x 10

= -145

0:OFF

1:ON

* See "2.3BAND


Values"

0:ON

1:OFF dB

-

ms

* See


Values"

* See


Values"

120

-

42.600 s

18.0

* See


Values" dB dB x 10 ex. 5.2dB x 10

= 52

ON -

-

0:OFF

1:ON

See Meter Value

Details

5.0

s * See "5.AGC" in "7. Parameter

Values"

0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

1:ON dB dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360


0:OFF

1:ON dB dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360



65


MTX3 MTX5-D o o o

Model o o o

Access ID

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

60001 0

1

2

Xpos

(X Position)

8-13

(ST1L-

ST3R)

16-21

(ST1L-

ST3R)

8-13

(ST1L-

ST3R)

16-21

(ST1L-

ST3R)

0

Ypos

(Y Position)

0

0-7

(A-H)

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

0 0 o o o o o o

70004 0

60000 0

1

2

0-5

(ST1L-

ST3R)

14-21

(9-16Ch

"DIRECT

INPUT

CH")

22-29

(17-24Ch

"DIRECT

INPUT

CH")

0

0

14-21

(9-16Ch

"DIRECT

INPUT

CH")

22-29

(17-24Ch

"DIRECT

INPUT

CH")

0

0-7

(A-H)

0

0

0

0

0

0

Category

INPUT

CHANNEL

INPUT

CHANNEL

MUTE

ChannelName Channel

INPUT

CHANNEL

LEVEL

Prarameter Name

DCA Mute 6

Channel

Name 3

Channel

DCA Fader 8

Channel

On On

ChName Name

Level

Level

-∞

-∞

MIN

OFF


Group

Master

Fader

MuteOn OFF

Charactor (UTF-8)

48byte


Group

Master

MAX

ON

ON

ON

10.00

ON

10.00

-

-

-

-

unit o o o

60001 0 0 0 INPUT

CHANNEL

MUTE

DCA Mute 8

Channel

On On OFF ON

Remarks

0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

1:ON dB dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360


0:OFF

1:ON

dB dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360


0:OFF

1:ON o o o o o o o

70003

1

2

70000 0

14-21

(9-16Ch

"DIRECT

INPUT

CH")

22-29

(17-24Ch

"DIRECT

INPUT

CH")

14-21

(9-16Ch

"DIRECT

INPUT

CH")

0

0-7

(A-H)

22-29

(17-24Ch

"DIRECT

INPUT

CH")

0

8-15

(9-16ch)

0-7

(17-24ch)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

ChannelName Channel

Name 8

Channel


Group

Master

MuteOn OFF

ChName Name

48byte

ON

ON

Charactor (UTF-8) -

-

0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

1:ON


66


MTX3 MTX5-D o

Model o

Access ID

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

20006 0

20013

Xpos

(X Position)

0-1

(Effect1-2)

Ypos

(Y Position)

0

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

1

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

20006 1

20013

20006

20013

20006

20013

20006

20013

20008 0

20014

20008 1

20014

70004 0

30002 1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

0-3

(Fx.RTN1L

- 2R)

0

0

1

2

3

0

0-33

(0-15:CH1-16

16-21:STIN1L-3R

22-25:CH17-24

26-33:FxRt1L-2R)

0-25

(0- 7:CH1-8

8-13:STIN1L-3R

14-17:FxRt1L-2R

18-25:CH9-16)

0-33

(0-15:CH1-16

16-21:STIN1L-3R

22-25:CH17-24

26-33:FxRt1L-2R)

0-25

(0- 7:CH1-8

8-13:STIN1L-3R

14-17:FxRt1L-2R

18-25:CH9-16)

0-33

(0-15:CH1-16

16-21:STIN1L-3R

22-25:CH17-24

26-33:FxRt1L-2R)

0-25

(0- 7:CH1-8

8-13:STIN1L-3R

14-17:FxRt1L-2R

18-25:CH9-16)

6-7

(FxRtn1,

FxRtn2)

0-25

(0- 7:CH1-8

8-13:STIN1L-3R

14-17:FxRt1L-2R

18-25:CH9-16)

0-33

(0-15:CH1-16

16-21:STIN1L-3R

22-25:CH17-24

26-33:FxRt1L-2R)

0-25

(0- 7:CH1-8

8-13:STIN1L-3R

14-17:FxRt1L-2R

18-25:CH9-16)

0-33

(0-15:CH1-16

16-21:STIN1L-3R

22-25:CH17-24

26-33:FxRt1L-2R)

0

0-7

(MATRIX1-8

SEND)

0-15

(MATRIX1-16

SEND)

0-7

(MATRIX1-8

SEND)

0-15

(MATRIX1-16

SEND)

0-7

(MATRIX1-8

SEND)

0-15

(MATRIX1-16

SEND)

0-7

(MATRIX1-8

SEND)

0-15

(MATRIX1-16

SEND)

0-7

(MATRIX1-8

SEND)

0-15

(MATRIX1-16

SEND)

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

1

1

2

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Category Prarameter Name

EFFECT

EFFECT ST

RETURN

Effect

Fader 4

Channel

Effect

Simple

Effect

Fader

On

INPUT

CHANNEL

ChannelName Channel

Name 2

Channel

MATRIX MATRIX

SEND

MixBus 26(34)

Input x 8(16)

Output

(STEREO) ->

(MONO)

ChName Name

Ch Level

Type

RevHall

Time

RevStage

Time

Karaoke

Time

Vocal

Time

Level

On

Reverb

Hall

0.3

0.3

0.4

0.4

-∞

OFF

Vocal

Echo

10.0

10.0

400

400

10.00

ON

Charactor (UTF-8)

48byte

-

s s

* See "6.

EFFECT" in

"7. Parameter

Values"

* See "6.

EFFECT" in

"7. Parameter

Values"

* See "6.

EFFECT" in

"7. Parameter

Values" ms * See "6.

EFFECT" in

"7. Parameter

Values"

ms * See "6.

EFFECT" in

"7. Parameter

Values" dB dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360

0:OFF

1:ON

-∞ 0.00

dB dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360


MixBus 26(34)

Input x 8(16)

Output

(MONO) ->

(STEREO)

Ch

On

Level

On

Pan

MIN

OFF

-∞

OFF

L63

MAX

ON

0.00

ON

R63 -

-

unit dB

Remarks

0:OFF

1:ON dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360


0:OFF

1:ON

-63 :L63

0:C

63:R63 e.g. L31 = -31

Valid only for odd channels and available only when destination

Matrix channels are paired.


67

7. Parameter List o

Model

MTX3 MTX5-D o o o o o o o o o o o o

Access ID

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

20010 0

Xpos

(X Position)

Ypos

(Y Position)

20017 0

20010 0

20017 0

20011 0

20018

0-21

(0- 7:CH1-8

8-13:STIN1L-3R

14-21:CH9-16)

0-29

(0- 15:CH1-16

16-21:STIN1L-3R

22-29:CH17-24)

0-21

( 0- 7:CH1-8

8-13:STIN1L-3R

14-21:CH9-16 )

0-29

(0- 15:CH1-16

16-21:STIN1L-3R

22-29:CH17-24)

0

0-3

(0:FX 1 SEND

1:FX 2 SEND

2:ANC 1 SEND

3:ANC 2 SEND)

0-7

(ZONE1-8)

0-7

(0:ZONE1

2nd

PRIORITY

PRIORITY

SOURCE

:

7:ZONE8

2nd

PRIORITY

PRIORITY

SOURCE)

0 20012 0

20019

20012

20019

20012

20019

20012

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

1

0

0

1

2

3

0

0

0

Category

MATRIX FX/ANC

SEND

ZONE SOURCE

SELECT

2nd

PRIORITY

DUCKER o

20019 o

20012 4 o

20019

20012 1 0 o o o o o o

20019

20012

20019

20011 0

20018

0 8-15

(8:ZONE1

1st

PRIORITY

PRIORITY

SOURCE

:

15:ZONE8

1st

PRIORITY

PRIORITY

SOURCE)

1

0 0 SOURCE

SELECT

Prarameter Name

Matrix Mixer

22(30) Input 2

Output

Ch

Router 40(48)

Input 1 Output

In

Ducking 8

Channel

Dyn

Level

On

Patch

Range

Attack

-∞

0

MIN

OFF

None

Threshold -54

-70

0.00

ON

ANC

BUS 2

0

0

MAX

240

-

unit dB dB dB ms

Remarks dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360


0:OFF

1:ON

* See

"8.PRIORITY

PROCESSOR" in "7. Parameter

Values"

Router 40(48)

Input 1 Output

Release 3.2m

Hold

Source Level

0.02m

-∞

42.600 s

1.96

0.00

s

* See

"8.PRIORITY


Values"

* See

"8.PRIORITY



= -7360


On OFF ON -

In Patch None ANC

BUS 2

-

0:OFF

1:ON

* See

"8.PRIORITY


Values"


68


MTX3 MTX5-D o o o o

Model o o o

Access ID

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

20013 0

20020

20013

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

20020

20013

20020

20013

Xpos

(X Position)

Ypos

(Y Position)

0-7

(ZONE1-8)

0

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

1

2

3

Category

ZONE 1st

PRIORITY

DUCKER o

20020 o

20013 4 o

20020

20013 1 0 o o o o o o o

20020

20013

20020

20011 0

20018

20014 0

0

0-7

(ZONE1-8)

0

1

16-23

(16:ZONE1

ANC

AMBIENT

SOURCE

:

23:ZONE8

ANC

AMBIENT

SOURCE)

0

0

0

0

SOURCE

SELECT

ANC

Prarameter Name

Ducking 8

Channel

Ambient Noise

Compensator

8 Channel

Dyn

Range

Attack 0

Ambient Threshold -∞

MIN

Threshold -54

-70

0

0

MAX

240

0.00

unit dB dB ms

Remarks

Router 40(48)

Input 1 Output

Release 3.2m

Hold

Source Level

0.02m

-∞

42.600 s

1.96

0.00

s

* See

"8.PRIORITY


Values"

* See

"8.PRIORITY



= -7360


On OFF ON -

In Patch None ANC

BUS 2

-

0:OFF

1:ON

* See

"8.PRIORITY


Values" o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

20021

20014 1

20021

20014

20021

20014 2

20021

20014

20021

20014

20021

20014

20021

20014 3

20021

60002 0

1

2

0-7

(ZONE1-8)

0-15

(ZONE1-16)

0-7

(ZONE1-8)

0-15

(ZONE1-16)

0

0

0-7

(A-H)

0-7

(A-H)

0

1

0

1

2

3

0

0

0

0

0 MATRIX

OUTPUT

MASTER

DCA Fader

8(16) Channel

Gap

On

Fader

Threshold -∞

Time 0.1

Program MaxGain 0.0

MinGain -18.0

Ratio 0.5:1

Response

Time

1

On OFF

Level -∞


Group

Master

Level -∞

0.00

5.0

18.0

0.0

2.0:1

60

ON

10.00

ON

10.00

-

dB dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360

"setr" command is available for this parameter dB dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360

"setr" command is available for this parameter s sec x 10 ex. 3.8sec x 10

= 38 dB dB x 10 ex. 5.2dB x 10

= 52

dB dB x 10 ex. -14.5dB x 10

= -145 s * See

"8.PRIORITY



= -7360

"setr" command is available for this parameter dB

0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

1:ON dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360



69


Model

MTX3 MTX5-D o o o o o o o o o o o o o

Access ID

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

60003 0

Xpos

(X Position)

Ypos

(Y Position)

20024

1

2

70001 0

70005

20016 1

20023

20017 0

0-7

(ZONE1-8)

0-15

(ZONE1-16)

0-7

(ZONE1-8)

0-15

(ZONE1-16)

0

0

0-7

(A-H)

0-7

(ZONE1-8)

0-7

(ZONE9-16)

0 0-7

(OUT1-8)

0-15

(OUT1-16)

0 0-7

(OUT1-8)

0-15

(OUT1-16)

0-7

(A-H)

0

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Category

ZONE MATRIX

OUTPUT

MASTER

Prarameter Name

DCA Mute

8(16) Channel

ChannelName Channel

ROUTER ROUTOR

OUTPUT

CHANNEL

OUTPUT

CHANNEL

LEVEL

Name 8(16)

Channel

Bus Out

Router 24(32)

Input x 8(16)

Output

Fader 8(16)

Channel

On


Group

Master

In

Fader

On

Patch

Level -∞

MIN

OFF

MuteOn OFF

ChName Name

NONE

MAX

ON

ON

ON

Charactor (UTF-8)

48byte

YDIF

OUT 16

10.00

-

-

-

unit o

20017 1 On On OFF ON

0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

1:ON

Remarks

-

-

* See

"9.ROUTER" in

"7. Parameter


= -7360


0:OFF

1:ON o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

20024

70002 0

70006

20018 0

20025

20018 0

20025

20019 0

20026

20019 0

20026

20019 0

20026

20019 0

20026

20019 0

20026

20019 1

20026

0-7

(OUT1-8)

0-15

(OUT1-16)

0-7

(OUT1-8)

0-7

(OUT9-16)

0-7

(OUT1-8)

0-15

(OUT1-16)

0-7

(OUT1-8)

0-15

(OUT1-16)

0-7

(OUT1-8)

0

0

0-3

(0:Band A

1:Band B

2:Band C

3:Band D)

0-15

(OUT1-16)

0-7

(OUT1-8)

0-15

(OUT1-16)

0-7

(OUT1-8)

0-15

(OUT1-16)

0

0

1

0

1

2

0-7

(OUT1-8)

0-15

(OUT1-16)

0-7

(OUT1-8)

0-15

(OUT1-16)

0-7

(OUT1-8)

0-15

(OUT1-16)

0, 3

(0:Band A

3:Band D)

0

3

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

ChannelName Channel

DELAY

Name 8(16)

Channel

Delay 8(16)

Channel

4BAND EQ PEQ 8(16)

Channel 4

Band

ChName Name

Delay

PEQ

On

DelayTime 0.00

Q(*)

Frequency 20.0(*)

Gain(*) -18.0

Bypass OFF

Type

Charactor (UTF-8)

48byte

OFF

63.0

PEQ

Property PEQOn OFF

ON

-

0:OFF

1:ON

1000.00 ms ms x 100

0.1

20.0k

18.0

ON

LPF

ON -

-

-

ex. 102.80ms x

100 = 10280

* See "2.3BAND


Values"

Hz *(100 : Other than

Band A)

Hz x 1000 ex. 1000Hz x

1000 = 1000000 dB * Not adjustable for HPF/LPF dB x 10 ex. -14.5dB x 10

= -145

0:OFF

1:ON

* See "2.3BAND


Values"

0:ON

1:OFF


70


Model

MTX3 MTX5-D o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

1

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Access ID

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

1 0

Xpos

(X Position)

Ypos

(Y Position)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0


OUTPUT

CHANNEL

SPEAKER

PROCESSOR

Speaker

Processor 1

Way

*Speaker

Processor type (1 Way or 2 Way) is configurable through

MTX Editor software.

Delay

Band

On OFF

DelayTime 0.00

LPFFrequency 20.0

HPFFrequency 20.0

LPFType Thru

HPFType Thru

LPFGc(*) -6

HPFGc(*) -6

MIN

6

6

MAX

ON

500.00 ms ms x 100

20.0k

20.0k

48dB/Oct

Linkwitz

48dB/Oct

Linkwitz

Polarity NORMAL INVERTED -

-

-

unit

Hz

Hz dB dB

Remarks

0:OFF

1:ON ex. 102.80ms x

100 = 10280

Hz x 1000 ex. 1000Hz x

1000 = 1000000

Hz x 1000 ex. 1000Hz x

1000 = 1000000

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values"

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values"

*Valid only for

AdjustGc

*Valid only for

AdjustGc

0:NORMAL

1:INVERTED


71


Model

MTX3 MTX5-D o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

4

4

4

4

5

5

5

5

5

Access ID

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

4 0

Xpos

(X Position)

Ypos

(Y Position)

0-5

(0:Band A

1:Band B

2:Band C

3:Band D

4:Band E

5:Band F)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

1

2

3

4

0

1

2

3

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0


OUTPUT

CHANNEL

SPEAKER

PROCESSOR

Speaker

Processor 1

Way

*Speaker



PEQ

Limiter

Q(*)

Type

Attack

On

MIN

63.0

Frequency 20.0(*)

Gain(*) -18.0

Bypass OFF

PEQ

Threshold -54

0.0

Release 3.2m

OFF

AttackMode Fast

0.1

20.0k

18.0

ON

Horn EQ -

0

MAX

120.0

-

-

Hz dB dB

Remarks

*(For 500 : HORN EQ

100 : Other than Band A)

Hz x 1000 ex. 1000Hz x 1000 = 1000000

* Not adjustable for HPF/LPF/APF

1st/APF 2nd dB x 10 ex. -14.5dB x 10

= -145 ms ms x 10

42.600 s

ON

Manual -

unit

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values"

0:OFF

1:ON

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values" ex. 24.5ms x 10

= 245

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values"

0:OFF

1:ON

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values"


72


Model

MTX3 MTX5-D o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

40008:OUT1

40009:OUT2

: :

40023:OUT16

40006:OUT1

40007:OUT2

: :

40013:OUT8

6

6

6

1

1

2

2

2

2

Access ID

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

5 0

Xpos

(X Position)

Ypos

(Y Position)

0

0

0

0

0-1

(0:LOW

1:HIGH)

0

(0:LOW)

0-1

(0:LOW

1:HIGH)

0

(0:LOW)

0-1

(0:LOW

1:HIGH)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

5

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

0

1

2

0

1

2

3

4

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Category

SPEAKER

PROCESSOR

Prarameter Name

OUTPUT

CHANNEL

SPEAKER

PROCESSOR

Speaker

Processor 1

Way

*Speaker



Speaker

Processor 2

Way

*Speaker



Limiter

Out

Delay

Band

MIN

ReleaseMode Fast

Level

Mute

-∞

UNMUTED MUTED -

PEQOn OFF

On

Delay

OFF

0.00

LPFFrequency 20.0

HPFFrequency 20.0

LPFType Thru

HPFType Thru

MAX

Manual -

10.00

ON

ON

48dB/Oct

Linkwitz

48dB/Oct

Linkwitz

-

dB dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360


500.00 ms ms x 100

20.0k

20.0k

-

unit

Hz

Hz

0:ON

0:ON

Remarks

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values"

0:UNMUTED

1:MUTED

1:OFF

1:OFF ex. 102.80ms x

100 = 10280

Hz x 1000 ex. 1000Hz x

1000 = 1000000

Hz x 1000 ex. 1000Hz x

1000 = 1000000

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values"

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values"


73


Model


MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

2

2

3

4

4

4

4

4

Access ID

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

2

Xpos

(X Position)

0

(0:LOW)

Ypos

(Y Position)

0

0-1

(0:LOW

1:HIGH)

0

0-1

(0:LOW

1:HIGH)

0

0

0

0-5

(0:Band A

1:Band B

2:Band C

3:Band D

4:Band E

5:Band F)

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

6

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

7

8

0

0

1

2

3

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0


OUTPUT

CHANNEL

SPEAKER

PROCESSOR

Speaker

Processor 2

Way

*Speaker



Band

Center

PEQ

LPFGc(*) -6

HPFGc(*) -6

MIN

6

6

MAX


Frequency 20.0

Q(*) 63.0

Frequency 20.0(*)

Gain(*) -18.0

Bypass OFF

Type PEQ

20.0k

0.1

20.0k

18.0

ON

Horn EQ -

-

unit dB dB

Hz

Hz dB

Remarks

*Valid only for

AdjustGc

*Valid only for

AdjustGc

0:NORMAL

1:INVERTED

Hz x 1000 ex. 1000Hz x

1000 = 1000000

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values"

*(For 500 : HORN EQ

100 : Other than Band A)

Hz x 1000 ex. 1000Hz x 1000 = 1000000

*Not adjustable for

HPF/LPF/APF 1st/

APF 2nd dB x 10 ex. -14.5dB x 10

= -145

0:ON

1:OFF

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values"


74


Model


MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

40024:OUT1

40025:OUT3

: :

40031:OUT15

40014:OUT1

40015:OUT3

: :

40017:OUT7

5

5

5

5

5

6

6

6

Access ID

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

5

Xpos

(X Position)

Ypos

(Y Position)

0-1

(0:LOW

1:HIGH)

0

0-1

(0:LOW

1:HIGH)

0-1

(0:LOW

1:HIGH)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

1

2

3

4

5

0

1

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0


OUTPUT

CHANNEL

SPEAKER

PROCESSOR

Speaker

Processor 2

Way

*Speaker



Limiter

Out

Threshold -54

Attack

Release 3.2m

On

AttackMode Fast

Release

Mode

Level

Mute

MIN

0.0

OFF

Fast

-∞

0

MAX

120.0

42.600 s

ON

Manual -

Manual -

10.00

UNMUTED MUTED -

PEQOn OFF ON -

unit dB ms ms x 10 dB ex. 24.5ms x 10

= 245

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values"

0:ON

1:OFF

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values"

* See

"7.SPEAKER


Values" dB x 100 ex.-73.60dB x 100

= -7360


0:UNMUTED

1:MUTED

0:ON

Remarks

1:OFF


75

7. Parameter List o o

Model

MTX3 MTX5-D o o

Access ID

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

20021 0 0

Xpos

(X Position)

Ypos

(Y Position)

20028

20022 0 0

0-7

(OUT1-8)

0-15

(OUT1-16)

0-15

(1-16ch)

20029

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

0 0 o o o o

20023 0

20030

20023

20030

0-7

(OUTPUT1-8)

0-15

(OUTPUT1-16)

0-7

(OUTPUT1-8)

0-15

(OUTPUT1-16)

0 0

1

0

Category

OUTPUT

PORT

OUTPUT

PATCH

YDIF OUT

PATCH

OUTPUT

PORT

Prarameter Name

OutputPatch

8(16) Input x

8(40) Output

Router 46(70)

Input x 16

Output

In

In

OutputPort

8(40) Channel

Out

MIN MAX unit

Patch NONE OUTPUT

CH8

(SLOT

OUT 16)

Patch NONE OUTPUT

CH8

(OUTPUT

CH16)


-

-

Remarks

* See "10.

OUTPUT PATCH" in "7. Parameter

Values"

* See "11.YDIF

PATCH" in

"7. Parameter

Values"

0:NORMAL

1:INVERTED

Gain -96.0

24.0

dB dB x 10 ex. -14.5dB x 10

= -145


76


XMV Series

Model

4ch 8ch 4ch D 8ch D o o

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

1 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

Access ID

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

4

Xpos

(X Position)

6

0 to 3

0 to 7

0 to 3

0 to 7

0 to 3

0 to 7

0 to 3

0 to 7

0

Ypos

(Y Position)

0

0

0

0

0

1

2

3

0

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

0

0

0

0 o o o o

7 0 0 0 0 o o o o

10 0 0 0 0

2 0 0 to 3 0 0 0 o o o o

0 to 7 0 0 0

Prarameter Name

ChannelName Channel

Name 4

Channel

Channel

Name 8

Channel

MIN MAX unit Remarks

Signal

Processing

ATT *2 -99 0 dB Synchronized with

DigitalATT

Power

Utility

Digital

ATT *2

Mute

-99

OFF

0

ON

Polarity Normal Inverse -

dB Synchronized with

ATT

0:OFF

1:ON

Standby Standby ON

Input

Select *1

DigitalInput

Sensitivity

Type

ChName Name

Analog Digital

0dB +17dB

Character (UTF-8)

48byte

-

-

-

-

0:Normal

1:Inverse

0:ON

1:Standby

0:Analog

1:Digital

0:0dB

1:+17dB

*1 : Note

The XMV’s input sensitivity is -3dBFS (rated output at -3dBFS) when connected via digital (YDIF or Dante) and +4dBu (rated output at

+4dBu) when connected via analog.

Please set an appropriate level before switching input.

*2 : The ATT and DigitalATT parameters are always synchronized internally within an XMV amplifier.

Controlling either one will provide the same result.

< XMV Block Diagram > e.g. XMV4280/XMV4140/XMV4280-D/XMV4140-D

CH A, B, C, D

(E, F, G, H for XMV8xxx) ATT

YDIF

In

Out

HA AD

ATT

-3dBFS

YDIF model only

-20dBFS

DIGITAL INPUT

SENSITIVITY

ATT

INPUT MIX

Input:

Analog: 4 (8)

YDIF: 4 (8)

Dante: 4 (8)

Output: 4 (8)

Dante

PRIMARY

SECONDARY

-3dBFS

Dante model only

-20dBFS

DIGITAL INPUT

SENSITIVITY

-3dBFS

-20dBFS

ATT

DigitalATT


77

EXi8

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

1

Access ID

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

3

Xpos

(X Position)

0 to 7

Ypos

(Y Position)

0 0

1

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

4

5

2

3


Prarameter Name MIN

Signal

Processing

GAIN

+V48

Phase

On

HPFOn OFF

HPFFrequency 20

-6

OFF

OFF

OFF

MAX

66

ON

ON

ON

ON

20000 unit

-

-

dB

-

Hz

Remarks

0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

1:ON

0:OFF

1:ON

Hz x 1000 ex. 1000Hz x

1000000


78

EXo8

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

1

Access ID

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

3

Xpos

(X Position)

0 to 7

Ypos

(Y Position)

0

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

1

2


Prarameter Name MIN MAX

Signal

Processing

Polarity

On

Gain

Normal Inverse -

OFF ON -

-96 24 dB unit Remarks

0:Normal

1:Inverse

0:OFF

1:ON dB x 10 ex. -14.5dB x 10

= -145


79


MY4-AEC

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

20034

Access ID

ElmNo

(Element

Number)

0

Xpos

(X Position)

0

Ypos

(Y Position)

1

1 0 1

PrmNo

(Parameter

Number)

0

IndexNo

(Index

Number)

0

1

MY4-AEC

INPUT

PATCH

90000 0 0 MY4-AEC

1

2

3

4

0-3

(AEC1-4)

0-3

(AEC1-4)

0

0

0-3

(AEC1-4)

0

0

0-3

(AEC1-4)

0-3

(0:Far-end A

1:Far-end B

2:Far-end C

3:Far-end D)

0-3

(0:Far-end A

1:Far-end B

2:Far-end C

3:Far-end D)

0

0

5

0

1

2

0

0

1

2

3

4

Prarameter Name

Reference On

MIN

OFF

MAX

ON unit

MY4AECInputPatch NearEndMic Patch

FromFarEnd

NONE

NONE

Acoustic Echo

Canceller 4

Channel

AEC

FBS

MicNR

On

Effect

PttOn

PttThreshold -80

MicType Fixed

Distance 2

On OFF

Width

Depth

On

FarEndNR On

OFF

1

OFF

1/10

-6

OFF

OFF

40

ON

1/93

-18

ON

OUTPUT

CH16

OUTPUT

CH16

ON

4

ON

-20

Moving

-

-

-

-

-

dB

meter oct

dB

ON -

Remarks


80

8. Meter List

MTX3/MTX5-D

MTX3 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

Model

MTX5-D o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

Access ID

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

UniqueId

512 20000

Category

INPUT PORT

20004

20001

20002

20003

20009

20010

40002

40000

40001

40000

40001

40002

40003

40006

20005

20011

20012

20009

20015

20012

20019

20013

20020

20014

20021

20015

20022

40006

40007

40008

40009

40010

40011

40012

40013

Meter Name Type

INPUT CHANNEL

ZONE

INPUT(ANALOG)

INPUT(YDIF)

INPUT(SLOT)

EQ OUT

GATE

COMP

POST ON

EFFECT RETURN

2nd PRIORITY PRIORITY

DUCKER

1st PRIORITY PRIORITY

DUCKER

ANC AMBIENT SOURCE

ZONE OUT

OUTPUT CHANNEL OUTPUT CHANNEL(1way)

SPEAKER PROCESSOR

LIMITER

Meter 12 Channel

(INPUT1-8, STIN1L-STIN2R)

Meter 16 Channel

(YDIF IN 1-16)

Meter 16 Channel

(SLOT IN 1-16)

Meter 22 Channel

(CH1-8, STIN1L-STIN3R, CH9-16)

Meter 8 Channel

(CH1-8)

Meter 22 Channel


Gate 8 Channel

(CH1-8)

Gate 8 Channel

(CH1-8)

Gate 8 Channel

(CH9-16)

Compressor 8 Channel

(CH1-8)


(STIN1L-STIN2R)


(CH1-8)


(CH9-16)


(STIN1L-STIN2R)

Meter 22 Channel


Meter 8 Channel

(CH1-8)

Meter 22 Channel


Meter 4 Channel

(Fx RTN1 L-Fx RTN2 R)

Meter 4 Channel

(Fx RTN1 L-Fx RTN2 R)

Ducking 8 Channel

(ZONE1-8)

Ducking 8 Channel

(ZONE1-8)

Ducking 8 Channel

(ZONE1-8)

Ducking 8 Channel

(ZONE1-8)

Ambient Noise Compensator 8

Channel

ZONE 1-8(AMBIENT SOURCE)

Ambient Noise Compensator 8

Channel

ZONE 1-8(AMBIENT SOURCE)

Meter 8 Channel

ZONE 1-8

Meter 16 Channel

ZONE 1-16

Speaker Processor 1 Way

(OUTPUT CH1)


(OUTPUT CH2)


(OUTPUT CH3)


(OUTPUT CH4)


(OUTPUT CH5)


(OUTPUT CH6)


(OUTPUT CH7)


(OUTPUT CH8) level level level level level level gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr level level level level level gr gr gr gr level level level level gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr

Remarks

See Parameter Value

Details.


81

MTX3 o o o o o o o o

Model

MTX5-D o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

Access ID

UniqueId

40008

40009

40010

40011

40012

40013

40014

40015

40016

40017

40018

40019

40020

40021

40022

40023

40006

40007

40008

40009

40010

40011

40012

40013

40008

40009

40010

40011

40012

40013

40014

40015

40016

40017

40018

40019

40020

40021

40022

40023

Category

OUTPUT CHANNEL(2way)

SPEAKER PROCESSOR

LIMITER

Meter Name

OUTPUT CHANNEL OUTPUT CHANNEL(1way)

SPEAKER PROCESSOR

LIMITER


(OUTPUT CH1)


(OUTPUT CH2)


(OUTPUT CH3)


(OUTPUT CH4)


(OUTPUT CH5)


(OUTPUT CH6)


(OUTPUT CH7)


(OUTPUT CH8)


(OUTPUT CH9)


(OUTPUT CH10)


(OUTPUT CH11)


(OUTPUT CH12)


(OUTPUT CH13)


(OUTPUT CH14)


(OUTPUT CH15)


(OUTPUT CH16)


(OUTPUT CH1 (Low))


(OUTPUT CH1 (High))


(OUTPUT CH3 (Low))


(OUTPUT CH3 (High))


(OUTPUT CH5 (Low))


(OUTPUT CH5 (High))


(OUTPUT CH7 (Low))


(OUTPUT CH7 (High))


(OUTPUT CH1 (Low))


(OUTPUT CH1 (High))


(OUTPUT CH3 (Low))


(OUTPUT CH3 (High))


(OUTPUT CH5 (Low))


(OUTPUT CH5 (High))


(OUTPUT CH7 (Low))


(OUTPUT CH7 (High))


(OUTPUT CH9 (Low))


(OUTPUT CH9 (High))


(OUTPUT CH11 (Low))


(OUTPUT CH11 (High))


(OUTPUT CH13 (Low))




(OUTPUT CH15 (Low))




8. Meter List gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr

Type Remarks

See Parameter Value

Details.

82

MTX3 o

Model

MTX5-D

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

Access ID

UniqueId

20020

Category

OUTPUT CHANNEL OUTPUT CHANNEL o

20027 o

20025 OUTPUT PORT OUTPUT (ANALOG) o

20031 o

20032 OUTPUT (SLOT)

90000 MY4-AEC o

Meter Name

Meter 8 Channel

(OUTPUT CH1-8)

Meter 16 Channel

(OUTPUT CH1-16)

Meter 8 Channel

(OUTPUT CH1-8)

Meter 8 Channel

(OUTPUT CH1-8)

Meter 16 Channel

(SLOT IN 1-16)

MY4-AEC

(Mic In. 1-4

Ref In. 1-4

Echo Attn. 1-4

ERL 1-4

PTT Thesh. 1-4)

8. Meter List level level level level level level

Type Remarks

See Parameter Value

Details.


83

8. Meter List

XMV Series

4ch 8ch

Model

4ch D 8ch D

Access ID

MemNo

(Memory

Number)

512

UniqueId

20000 o o o o o o

20001 o o

Category

INPUT

OUTPUT

Meter Name

Meter 4 Channel

(ANALOG INPUT A-D,

DIGITAL INPUT A-D)

Meter 8 Channel

(ANALOG INPUT A-H,

DIGITAL INPUT A-H)

Meter 4 Channel

(OUTPUT A-D)

Meter 8 Channel

(OUTPUT A-H)

Type level

Remarks

See 6. Parameter

Value Details.

level level level


84

EXi8

MemNo

(Memory Number)

512

Access ID

UniqueId

20000 -

Category

INPUT

Meter Name

Meter 8 Channel

(INPUT1-8)

8. Meter List level

Type Remarks

See Parameter Value Details.


85

EXo8

MemNo

(Memory Number)

512

Access ID

UniqueId

20001 -

Category

OUTPUT

Meter Name

Meter 8 Channel

(OUTPUT1-8)

8. Meter List level

Type Remarks

See Parameter Value Details.


86

Yamaha EXi8 Specifications

MTX3, MTX5-D, XMV Series, EXi8, EXo8

Remote Control Protocol Specifications

Release November 11th, 2014

This specification document applies to MTX3, MTX5-D, XMV, EXi8, and EXo8 V1.30 and later.

0. Revision History

1. Setup

1.1. Connection Procedure

1.2. Configuring the Remote Controller

1.3. Device Configuration

1.3.1. MTX3 and MTX5-D

1.3.2. XMV, EXi8 and EXo8

2. Command List

1. Commands from a device sent to a remote controller

2. Commands for controlling a device

3. Extended commands

3. Command Specifications

3.1. Basic Command Specifications

3.2. Commands a Device Sends to a Remote Controller

3.2.1. Device status change notification

3.2.2. Parameter change notification

3.2.3. Current snapshot (preset) number change notification

3.2.4. Event processing change notification

3.3. Commands for controlling a device

3.3.1. Device status query

3.3.2. Device run mode query

3.3.3. MTX external control protocol run mode setting

3.3.4. Parameter query

3.3.5. Parameter setting

3.3.6. Meter control

3.3.7. Snapshot (preset) processing

3.4. Extended commands

3.4.1. Product information query request

3.4.2. Snapshot (preset) list recall processing

3.4.3. Event processing request

3.5. Command Errors

3.5.1. Command Error Notifications

4. Command Sequence

5. Meter Value

1. Level Meter, Hold Meter

6. Parameter Value Details

Fader parameter

1. Fader with "-Infinity to 0dB"range

2. Fader with "-Infinity to 10dB"range

Other parameters

1. INPUT PATCH

2. 3BAND EQ / 4BAND EQ

3. GATE

4. COMPRESSOR

5. AGC

6. EFFECT

7. SPEAKER PROCESSOR

8. PRIORITY PROCESSOR

9. ROUTER

10. OUTPUT PATCH

11. YDIF PATCH

12. MY4-AEC INPUT PATCH

13. MY4-AEC FBS

14. MY4-AEC Digtal I/O SRC

7. Parameter List

8. Meter List

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