Yamaha DME User Manual

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Chapter 4 Designer

DME Designer Owner’s Manual

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■ Group/Name

Displays the pre-edit user module group name and user module name.

■ User Module Name

Specifies the user module name.

■ Double Click Action

Specifies the default action when user modules in the configuration window are double-clicked.

[Open User Module Design Window]

Opens the User Module Design window.

[Open User Module Editor]

Opens the User Module editor. The user module editor is a window where controls for components
that are placed in a user module can be laid out and their parameters changed. For more
information about the user module editor, see “User Control Editor”/User Module Editor” on

page 311

.

■ Security Settings

Makes security initial settings for the user module selected on the list.

[Enable Security]

Enables user module security. If security is enabled, a password is requested when attempting to
open the User Module window. If the correct password is not entered, the window will stay closed.
When you place a checkmark here, the “Set Password” dialog box appears. Enter the same
password into the [Password] box and [Confirm Password] box, and click the [OK] button.

To disable user module security, turn OFF the checkbox. If you click the checkbox when it already
has a checkmark, the “Input Password” dialog box appears. Enter the password set for this user
module, and click the [OK] button. You can disable security in this way. If you do not enter the
correct password, you will not be able to disable security.

[Set Password] Button

Changes the password. Clicking here displays the “Input Password” dialog box. Enter the current
password and click the [OK] button. The “Set Password” dialog box will be displayed. Enter the
same password into the [Password] box and [Confirm Password] box, and click the [OK] button.

NOTE

Since the user module name is used as a file name, characters that cannot be used for file names
cannot be used for user module names.

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