Neutrino series - quick start guide – Xilica Neutrino Series User Manual

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Neutrino Series -

Quick Start Guide

XILICA AUDIO DESIGN CANADA / ASIA / EUROPE

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When complete

– as shown below,

(a) Note that the Design Mode label at the top of the page has changed to

“Online Mode” and

that the red “Switch to Online Mode” button is now Blue and has been re-named

Switch to

Design Mode

”. Thus you are able to quickly switch back and forth between

Online Mode

and

Design Mode

.

(b) Note that the Tool Bars at the top of the Online Mode page, the opened DSP schematic and

the two opened DSP modules shown are now

Red

(not blue) indicating that the hardware and

software are in Online Mode.

(c) Note that when the red processor module is visible as it is above that the processor device

model has a green indicator beside it to indicate that the processor device is connected, is in
Online Mode and active.

(d)

Note that you can continue to make adjustments to the DSP modules in Online Mode.
When you do, upon switching back to Design Mode you will be asked

“do you want to

copy the Online Device parameter changes back to your project (file)

y

es or no”

.

So you can make parameter adjustment changes to the DSP modules in Online Mode, hear
their effect live, and not affect the related DSP design project file as saved on your PC if you
select

No

from that menu. Or select

Yes

to modify your saved project file and continue

working or

Yes and Save As

immediately to save the changed processor settings to a new

project file

– thus protecting the original project file. Then continue working

.

Be careful here not to write over a saved project file by mistake.

(e) Note the green

“Mute All Devices” speaker symbol button at the top of the Online Mode

page to the right of the System Presets button.



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