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The included MX-Edit Editor/Librarian soft-

ware lets you create, edit, compare, save

and load reverb and effects programs for

use with your MX200 on your Windows

®

computer. While the MX200 has 99 User

program locations, you can create and

save as many programs you like on your

computer, and load them into your MX200

via a USB or MIDI connection at any time.

Minimum System Requirements

Before installing the MX-Edit

Editor/Librarian software, make sure that

your computer meets the following mini-

mum requirements:

• Pentium-III, 500MHz or better.

• Windows XP, Service Pack 2 or higher.

Installing the MX-Edit

Editor/Librarian Software

To install the included MX-Edit

Editor/Librarian software in Windows XP,

insert the provided disc into your comput-

er’s CD-ROM drive. You will be guided

through the installation process – just fol-

low the on-screen instructions and

prompts. Note that you will be prompted to

connect the MX200 via the USB port dur-

ing the installation process. In order for

your computer to recognize the MX200

connection, it is necessary to have the

MX200 powered on and connected via a

standard USB cable.

Important: If you plug your MX200 into a

USB port other than the one used during

the installation of MX-Edit software and

drivers, you may need to run the USB driv-

er installer again. For your convenience, a

shortcut to the USB driver installer is

added to the Start menu during the MX-

Edit software installation. If you need to

reinstall the drivers, click Start->Program

Files->Lexicon->MX-Edit->Reinstall

Drivers, and follow the installation prompts.

Quick Start

When you first open MX-Edit, you will see

the MX-Edit Library on the left side of the

MX-Edit window, with the MX200 icon at

the top of the Library.

Double-click the MX200 icon to expand the

Library, then double-click the Factory or

User icons to see the Factory or User pro-

gram lists. The Factory list will always be

the same, as Factory programs cannot be

changed; the User program list will repre-

sent the programs currently residing in the

User program locations 1-99 in your

MX200 hardware.

Double-click a program name to open it in

the editor. An instance of the MX-Edit

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