Xt-net, Xt-net user’s guide – X-Treme Audio XT-NET User Manual

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XT-NET

XT-NET

User’s guide

1. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

The minimum hardware requirements necessary for acceptable per-
formance are a Pentium processor 450MHz and 128MB of RAM.
Network Controller has been created for Microsoft Windows

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32-

bit (NT, 98*, ME*, 2000, XP, Vista) operating systems.

*Note: In theory it should be possible to run Network Controller using Windows 98 or
Millennium Edition operating systems; however we do not recommend using these ver-
sions as they have limited resources. If you do use these versions remember to close all
the other applications before running Network Controller.

Network Controller has been developed using the most modern
technology in software development, in particular it has been de-
veloped using the .NET Framework. Therefore, before installation,
.NET Framework is required. To verify whether .NET Framework is
installed on your PC, from Start go to the Control Panel, open Ap-
plication Installation and verify that Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1
or Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 is included in the list of programs
already installed.

If .NET Framework is not on the list of programs installed, it can be
downloaded for free from:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads
A copy of the .NET Framework installation file can be found in the
DotNetV2 folder on the attached CD.

CONTENTS

1. System requirements

2. Installing the Software

3. Connecting to the processor

3.1 Connection via RS232

3.2 Connection via Network Interface

4. Managing the processor

4.1 Layout

4.2 Menu

4.3 Toolbar

5. Going Online

6. Launching a Panel

7. Parameter Synchronisation

8. Progress Bar

9. Navigation

10. Selecting a Device

11. Device Context Menu

12. Control Panels

13. Monicons

14. Controls

14.1 Drop-Down Selector boxes

14.2 Spin boxes

14.3 Buttons

14.4 Radio buttons

14.5 Faders

14.6 Filter Response Panels

14.7 Copy Graphics

14.8 Copy/Paste Settings

15. Offline Operation

16. Saving Data

17. Loading Factory Settings

18. Cloning a Device

19. Presets

20. Device Properties

21. Device Firmware

22. Keyboard Shortcuts

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