Yamaha DME - Manual (Page 79)

Chapter 3 Main Panel Window
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Scene Manager
Scenes
Configuration contents can be given a name and saved as “ Scenes .” Saving scenes is called “ Scene
Store .” Parameter settings in the configuration for each site used can be stored multiple times and
recalled and used when needed. There are 999 scene memories available. When a scene is stored,
DME and SP2060 parameters are saved as “
preset parameters .” Presets are automatically created
when a scene is stored.
Bringing back a scene (making a scene the current scene) is called “
scene recall .” Scenes are
recalled using the [
▼] button next to the current scene on the Main Panel window or by using the
“Scene Manager” dialog box.
■ “Scene Manager” Dialog Box
Click either the [Tools] menu [Scene Manager] item or the “Scene Link Manager” window [Scene
Manager] button to open the “Scene Manager” window that allows editing of scene data. Scene
names, security levels, and presets can be changed and copy/pasted as required. The DME
scene memory is comprised of 999 user memories, while the SP2060 has 12 preset memories and
87 user memories. The preset memories are read-only, while settings and changes can be stored
to the user memories as required.
NOTE
Security for the Logged On User
The currently logged on user can store, recall, or edit scenes that have a security level equal to or lower than his or her
own. User security levels are set with the [Edit]
→ [Store/Recall/Edit] item in the “Security” dialog box.
NOTE
There is no [OK] button or [Cancel] button in the “Scene Manager” dialog box. To close the dialog box, click the [Close]
button at the upper-right of the dialog box.
Changes from storing/recalling scenes or editing, such as changing names or contents, will be applied immediately.
With the dialog box open, you can make the Designer window active and add components or change parameters.