Yamaha Mtx5d Manual

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MTX5-D Owner’s Manual11
Switches 1–2 (UNIT ID)
These switches specify the upper digit and the above-
mentioned [UNIT ID] rotary switch specifies the lower 
digit, together allowing you to specify one of 63 different 
UNIT ID numbers in a range from 01 to 3F.

Switch 3
Not used. Turn it off (up) at any time.

Switch 4 (SECONDARY PORT)
This switch setting determines whether the rear-panel 
Dante [SECONDARY] connector  will be used for a daisy 
chain or redundant network.
With the [DAISY CHAIN] setting, you can connect mul-
tiple Dante-enabled network devices in a daisy chain 
without using a network swit ch. Refer to “Daisy chain 
network” in the “About conne ctions” section (see page 
15) for more information about daisy chain connections.
With the Dante [REDUNDANT]  setting, the Dante [PRI-
MARY] connector will be us ed for primary connections, 
and the Dante [SECONDARY] connector will be used for 
secondary (backup) connecti ons. If the unit is unable to 
transmit signals through the Dante [PRIMARY] connec-
tor for some reason (e.g., due to damage or accidental 
removal of the cable, or a  failed network switch), the 
Dante [SECONDARY] connector  will automatically take 
over communications and functions on the redundant net-
work. Refer to “About redundant networks” in the 
“About connections” section (see page 15) for more 
information on redundant networks. 
Switch 5 (PANEL LOCK)
This switch locks the front panel controls. Use this if you 
want to prevent accidental operation from the front panel.

Switch 6 (IP SETTING)
This switch specifies how the MTX5-D’s IP address will 
be specified.

Switches 7–8 (START UP MODE)
These specify whether the MTX5-D will be initialized 
when it is powered-on.
i [DCP] connector
Use this connector to daisy-ch ain separately sold control 
panels such as the DCP1V4S to control the MTX5-D. Use a 
CAT5e or better Ethernet straight  cable that has all eight pins 
connected.
Up to eight control panels ca n be connected to one MTX5-D. 
The total length of the cables from the MTX5-D to the last 
control panel must not  exceed 200 meters.
Switch positionOptionFunctions
UNIT ID is  “0x” The [UNIT ID] rotary switch 
will have a setting range of 
01 through 0F.
UNIT ID is  “1x” The [UNIT ID] rotary switch 
will have a setting range of 
10 through 1F.
UNIT ID is  “2x” The [UNIT ID] rotary switch 
will have a setting range of 
20 through 2F.
UNIT ID is  “3x” The [UNIT ID] rotary switch 
will have a setting range of 
30 through 3F.
NOTE
Do not use a UNIT ID of “00” (DIP switches 1 and 2 OFF 
and the rotary switch at 0).
Switch positionOption
Functions
DAISY 
CHAIN The Dante [SECONDARY] 
connector is used for a 
daisy chain connection. It 
can be connected in a daisy 
chain by connecting to 
Dante [PRIMARY] connec-
tor of the next device.
REDUNDANT
The Dante [SECONDARY] 
connector is used for a 
redundant network. It will 
function as backup connec-
tion, independent of the net-
work to which the Dante 
[PRIMARY] connector is 
connected.
Switch positionOption
Functions
UNLOCK The front panel controls will 
be available for operation.
LOCK The front panel controls will 
be locked, and will be inop-
erable. The device can be 
operated from a computer 
or an external controller.
Switch positionOption
Functions
UNIT ID The IP address will be 
specified according to the 
UNIT ID, and will be 
192.168.0.(UNIT ID). 
PC The IP address will be 
determined by the settings 
of MTX-MRX Editor. (See 
“MTX-MRX Editor User 
Guide.”)
NOTE
You must set this to the “UNIT ID” position the first time 
you connect this device to a computer after purchase. If 
you subsequently want to specify the IP address instead 
of using the UNIT ID, specify the IP address from MTX-
MRX Editor and then switch this setting to the “PC” posi-
tion.
Switch positionOption
Functions
RESUME This is the normal operating 
mode. When you power-on 
the MTX5-D, it will start up 
in the same state in which it 
was when the power was 
turned off.
INIT.
 (INITIALIZE)
Initializes the MTX5-D, 
returning it to the factory-set 
state (page 22).
CAUTION
 Do not connect a control panel to any connector  other than the MTX5-D’s [DCP] connector. Since the 
control panel is not electrically compatible, such con-
nections may cause fire or malfunction.
 Never connect any device to the [DCP] connector  other than the separately sold DCP or other control 
panel. Doing so may damage the other device or this 
device. 
						

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o[YDIF] connectors
These connectors are used to  make a ring connection with 
the devices that comprise th e MTX/MRX system, allowing 
digital audio signals to be  transmitted and received. Use 
CAT5e or better Ethernet STP ca bles (shielded twisted pair 
cables) that have all eight pins connected in a straight con-
nection. The maximum cable length between de vices is 30 
meters, and you can connect up  to eight devices that are 
equipped with the [YDIF] connectors. For details, refer to 
the MTX-MRX Editor User Guide.
!0 POWER IN +24V DC
Support for this connector is planned for the future.
!1Dante [PRIMARY]/[SECONDARY] connectors
This is an RJ45 connector used to connect the unit to a com-
puter or a Dante device such as the XMV4280-D via an 
Ethernet cable (CAT5e or  better is recommended).
If DIP switch 4 on the rear panel is set upward (to DAISY 
CHAIN), audio signals coming in to one of these connectors 
will be output from the other.  Refer to “Daisy chain net-
work” in the “About connections” section (see page 15) for 
more information on da isy chain connections.
If DIP switch 4 on the rear pa nel is set downward (to 
REDUNDANT), the Dante [PRI MARY] connector will be 
used for primary connection, and the Dante [SECONDARY] 
connector will be used for se condary (backup) connection. If 
the unit is unable to transmit  signals through the Dante [PRI-
MARY] connector for some reas on (e.g., due to damage or 
accidental removal of the cable,  or a failed network switch), 
the Dante [SECONDARY ] connector will automatically take 
over the connection. Refer to  “About redundant networks” in 
the “About connections ” section (see page 16) for more 
information on redundant networks.
The connected computer is used  mainly with the dedicated 
“MTX-MRX Editor” application program for the purpose of 
setting up or controlli ng the MTX/MRX system.
!2[ST IN] connectors
These are unbalanced RCA phono jacks for inputting analog 
audio signals from a CD pl ayer or other device.
!3Slot
This slot allows a separately  sold Mini-YGDAI I/O card to 
be installed.
!4 [INPUT]/[OUTPUT] connectors
These are balanced input/output  connectors for analog audio 
input and output. Connect line level devices or microphones 
to the [INPUT] connectors, and line level devices to the 
[OUTPUT] connectors. The  [INPUT] connectors provide 
head amps, and can also pr ovide +48V phantom power. 
MTX-MRX Editor is used to specify the gain of the internal 
head amps and to turn  the phantom power on/off.
Use the included Euroblock plugs  to make connections (see 
“Euroblock plug connection”  on page 13 for details).
NOTE
Using a Mini-YGDAI card for an external word clock may 
cause noise in system configurations with multiple YDIF 
connections. In such cases, we recommend using a differ-
ent word clock source, such as Dante or YDIF.
NOTE
• Since Dante-compatible equipment made by Yamaha 
such as the MTX5-D contains a built-in network switch, 
the number of hops will be two or more. For this reason, 
the 0.15 msec Latency setting in Dante Controller will be 
grayed-out and unavailable.
• Use STP (shielded twisted pair) cable to prevent electro- magnetic interference.
NOTE
Adjusting the internal head amp gain between +17 dB and 
+18 dB will internally turn PAD on/off. Noise may occur if 
there is an impedance difference between the Hot and Cold 
of a device connected to the [INPUT] connectors while 
phantom power is being used. 
						

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Euroblock plug connection
Use the included Euroblock plugs when making connections 
to the [INPUT]/[OUTPUT] connectors and [GPI] connector.
1. Loosen the terminal screws.
2. Insert cables.
3. Securely tighten the terminal screws.
Pull the cables (not too strongly) to confirm that they are 
securely connected.
4. For the Euroblock plugs (3-pin) of the [INPUT]/[OUTPUT] connectors, use the 
included cable ties to fasten the cable to the 
tab.
Cable preparation
• Use stranded wire for Euroblock connections, and 
strip the wire as shown in the illustration. With a 
Euroblock connection, the stranded wire may be 
prone to breakage because of metal fatigue due to 
the weight of the cable or due to vibration. Cables 
connected to the [INPUT]/[OUTPUT] connectors 
should be fastened to the tab of the Euroblock plug 
(3-pin) using the included cable ties (see illustration 
at right). When rack-mounting the device, use a lac-
ing bar when possible to bundle and secure the 
cable.
• If cables will be frequently connected and discon- nected, as in the case of a portable system, we rec-
ommend that you use ferrules with insulation 
sleeves. Use a ferrule whose conductor portion has 
an external diameter of 1.6 mm or less (1.3 mm or 
less for the [GPI] connector) and a length of approx-
imately 7 mm (approximately 5 mm for the [GPI] 
connector) such as the AI 0,5 - 6 WH made by the 
Phoenix Contact corporation.
approx. 7 mm 
(approx. 5 mm for 
the GPI connector)
approx. 20 mm
NOTE
Do not tin (plate with solder) the stranded wire.
1.6 mm or less 
(1.3 mm for the GPI connector)approx. 7 mm 
(approx. 5 mm for 
the GPI connector)
NOTE
Use a slotted screwdriver with a blade width of 2 mm or 
less for the [GPI] connector’s Euroblock plug (16-pin), 
and a blade width of 3 mm or less for the [INPUT]/[OUT-
PUT] connector’s Euroblock plug (3-pin).
NOTE
Trim off the extra portion of the cable tie as necessary.
Loosen
Slotted screwdriver 
Terminal screw
Euroblock plug Ta b
* The explanation uses tabbed Eurob- lock plugs.
3 mm or less
+–G 
						

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MTX5-D Owner’s Manual145. Plug the Euroblock plug into the [GPI] con-
nector or [INPUT]/[OUTPUT] connector of 
the MTX5-D.
Installing an option card
Before you install I/O cards in  slots, you must check the 
Yamaha website to determine whether the card is compatible 
with the MTX5-D.
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/
To install an optional Mini-YGD AI card, proceed as follows.
1. Make sure that the power is turned off.
2. Loosen the screws that hold the slot cover 
in place, and remove the slot cover.
Keep the removed slot cover and screws in a safe place.
3. Align the edges of the card with the guide rails inside the slot, and insert the card into 
the slot.
Push the card all th e way into the slot so that the connec-
tor at the end of the card is correctly inserted into the con-
nector inside the slot.
4. Use the screws included with the card to  fasten the card in place.
Malfunctions or incorrect opera tion may occur if the card 
is not fastened.
NOTE
When connecting unbalanced cables to the [INPUT] 
connector, use a jumper wire to connect the “-” and “G” 
of the Euroblock.
+–G
Slot cover
NOTICE
When inserting the card, align both sides of the 
card with the guide rails in the slot of the host 
device.
CAUTION
Before connecting a separately sold Mini-YGDAI I/O 
card to the MTX5-D, you must turn off the power 
switches for the MTX5-D. Failure to observe this will 
cause malfunction or electric shock.
Card 
						

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About Dante
This product features Dante technology as a protocol to transmit audio signals. Dante is a network pro-
tocol developed by Audinate. It is designed to de liver multi-channel audio signals at various sampling 
and bit rates, as well as device control signals over a Giga-bit Ethernet (GbE) network. Dante also offers 
the following benefits:
• It transmits up to 512 in/512 out, for a total 1024 channe ls (in theory) of audio over a GbE network. (The MTX5-D 
features 16 in/16 out with a 24/32-bit resolution.)
• Dante uses high accuracy network synchronization standards  to achieve sample-accurate playback with extremely low 
latency and jitter. Four types of latency are offered by  the MTX5-D: 0.25 msec, 0.5 msec, 1.0 msec, and 5.0 msec.
• Dante supports resilient redundant connections against un expected network problems via primary and secondary cir-
cuits.
Visit the Audinate website for more details on Dante.
http://www.audinate.com/
Additional information on Dante is also  posted on the Yamaha Pro Audio website:
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/
There are two ways to connect the MTX5-D to a Dante net-
work.
Daisy chain network
A daisy chain is a wiring scheme  in which multiple devices 
are connected together in sequence. In this way, networking 
is simple and requires no network switches.
This connection method is suitab le for a simple system with 
a small number of devices.
However, if a large number of devices are connected, the 
latency value must be increased. Also, if a connection is bro-
ken in a daisy chain network, th e signal flow is interrupted at 
that point and no signal will be transferred beyond that point.
Star network
In a star network, each device  is connected to a central hub. 
Using a GbE-compatible network switch enables you to con-
figure a wide-band, large-scal e network. We recommend a 
network switch that features various functions to control and 
monitor the network (such as Qos, the ability to assign prior-
ity to data flows — e.g., cl ock synchronization or audio 
transmission on certain data circuits.)
With this topology, it is comm on to configure a redundant 
network so that an unexpect ed network problem will not 
affect any audio or otherw ise stable communications.
About connections
NOTE
Please do not use the EEE function (*) of network switches in a 
Dante network. 
Although power management should be negotiated automati-
cally in switches that support EEE, some switches do not per-
form the negotiation properly. This may cause EEE to be 
enabled in Dante networks when it is not appropriate, resulting 
in poor synchronization performance and occasional dropouts.
Therefore we strongly recommend that:
• If you use managed switches, ensure that they allow EEE to be disabled. Make sure that EEE is disabled on all ports 
used for real-time Dante traffic. 
• If you use unmanaged switches, make sure to not use net- work switches that support the EEE function, since EEE 
operation cannot be disabled in these switches.
* EEE (Energy Efficient Ethernet) is a technology that reduces switch 
power consumption during periods of low network traffic. It is also 
known as Green Ethernet and IEEE802.3az.
NOTE
The computer that’s running MTX-MRX Editor must be con-
nected to the unused Dante [PRIMARY] connector or Dante 
[SECONDARY] connector on the MTX5-D. For details on 
connections, refer to “MTX Setup Manual.”
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88
88
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MT
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MT PRIMAR
SECO
PRIMAR
SECO
PRIMAR 
						

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About redundant networks
A redundant network consists of two circuits, a primary cir-
cuit and a secondary circuit.  Normally, the network operates 
on the primary circuit. However,  if the primary connection is 
broken, the secondary circuit wi ll automatically take over 
communications. Therefore, us ing a redundant network with 
a star topology would increase  resiliency against unexpected 
network problems relative  to a daisy chain network.
About Dante Controller 
Dante Controller is a software a pplication that allows config-
uration and audio routing of  Dante networks. Use Dante 
Controller if you need to make connections and settings for 
devices not supported by MTX-MRX Editor, or if you need 
to specify complex signal routings on the Dante network.
More information is posted  on the following website.
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/
To run Dante Controller, a co mputer must feature a GbE-
compatible Ethernet connector. 
Refer to the Dante Controller  owner’s manual for details on 
Dante Controller.
NOTE
The computer that’s running MTX-MRX Editor must be con-
nected to the [PRIMARY] connector of the MTX5-D. For 
details on connections, refer to “MTX Setup Manual.”
88
88
88
Computer
MTX5-D (ID#1)
MTX5-D (ID#2)
MTX5-D (ID#3) Prim a r y Da n te
Secondary Dante
Network 
switch A
Network
switch B 
						

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Quick Guide
This section explains basic settings and connection procedures for constructing an MTX/MRX system 
using the MTX5-D. Some of the steps may not be neces sary for your system; if so, proceed to the next 
step.
Use MTX-MRX Editor to make the  required settings before you 
actually instal l and connect the equipment.
1. Prepare a computer in which to install MTX-
MRX Editor.
2. Install MTX-MRX Editor in your computer.
For details on installation, re fer to “MTX Setup Manual.”
3. Specify the IP address and subnet mask of 
your computer.
Enter “192.168.0.253” as the IP address and 
“255.255.255.0” as the subnet mask.
4. If you want to play back music or other audio 
files from the MTX5-D itself, prepare an SD 
memory card.
 Copy the audio files to your SD memory card. For details on 
SD memory card handling, re fer to “Using the MTX5-D to 
play audio files saved on an SD memory card” (page 22).
5. Start up MTX-MRX Editor.
For details on installing and  using MTX-MRX Editor, refer 
to “MTX Setup Manual” and “MTX-MRX Editor User 
Guide.”
6. Set up the entire MTX/MRX system as directed  by the wizard.
Make settings such as the  number of connected MTX/XMV/
Exi8/EXo8/DCP devices, and the UNIT ID and YDIF mode 
(Cascade mode or Distributi on mode) for each device. For 
details on YDIF, refer to “F eatures” (page 8), and “o 
[YDIF] connectors” in “Contro ls and Connectors” (page 12).
Print out the schematic diagram shown at the end of the wiz-
ard, and use it when you make the actual connections and 
settings.
7. The audio signal flow in the MTX5-D and the  principal parameters to be set are as follows. 
Make the settings in the order shown.
For details on each item, refer to “MTX-MRX Editor User 
Guide.”
Make settings for the necessa ry components while offline.
• HA section:
HA gain, +48V (phantom power)
• Input channel section:
HPF, 3BAND EQ, GATE, COMP, FBS, AGC, Level
• Matrix/Zone section:
Two-level priority ducker, ANC
• Output channel section:
Room EQ (Delay, 4Band EQ), SPEAKER PROCES-
SOR (X-over, Delay, 6Band EQ, Level, Limiter)
Preparations
NOTE
Use MTX Editor V1.1 or later if you’re setting up an MTX/
MRX system that uses the MTX5-D.
Input port settings (e.g., HA gain, +48V on/off)
Input patching
Input channel settings (e.g., gain, HPF, EQ)
Matrix
Matrix/zone settings
Router
Output channel settings (e.g., output level, delay/ room EQ, speaker processor)
Output patching
Output port settings (e.g., polarity, output gain) 
						

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MTX5-D Owner’s Manual188. Make DCP settings.
Assign the parameters of the 
MTX5-D to the switches and 
knobs of the connected DCP units. Here you can also spec-
ify the brightness of the DCP’s LEDs. For details on how to 
make DCP settings, refer to  “MTX-MRX Editor User 
Guide.”
9. As necessary, make settings for devices  other than the MTX5-D.
For details, refer to  “MTX Setup Manual.”
10 .Specify and store a preset.
You can use presets to change  the volume of zones and the 
audio source to play (e.g., SD  memory card or CD player) 
in a single action. To prev ent problems such as a sudden 
increase in volume when the MTX5-D is operated, we rec-
ommend that you store the preset  with the output level low-
ered to “-infinity (
).” For details on presets and how to 
recall them, refer to “Reca lling (switching) presets” on 
page 20, and “MTX-MRX Editor User Guide.”
11.Save your settings and close MTX-MRX Edi-
tor.
A project file with the exte nsion “.mtx” will be created. Install and connect the system wh
ile referring to the schematic 
diagram you printed out.
1. Install the MTX5-D, and make the analog  audio connections.
2. Make digital connections between the MTX5-D  and any XMV/EXi8/EXo8.
Make a ring connection with  the devices equipped with a 
[YDIF] connector.
3. Connect the MTX5-D and the Dante device  that supports the MTX5-D to the Dante net-
work.
For details on connections, refer to “About connections” on 
page 15.
4. Connect the MTX5-D to an analog input amp.
5. Set the UNIT ID of the MTX5-D and the XMV/EXi8/EXo8.
Set the UNIT ID for every  MTX5-D and XMV/EXi8/EXo8 
device you connected in the above steps. The UNIT ID is 
specified by the combination of the [UNIT ID] rotary switch 
and DIP switches located on each  device’s rear panel. Set 
each device to a different UNIT ID so that no conflict occurs.
6. Make connections between the MTX5-D and  the DCP units.
Daisy-chain the DCP units. Set  the panel ID and termination 
settings of the DCP units. Fo r details, refer to the DCP 
owner’s manual.
On-site work (Installation and wiring) 
						

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MTX5-D Owner’s Manual19
Use MTX-MRX Editor to make adjustments for the entire sys-
tem.
1. Connect the computer to the MTX5-D/XMV/EXi8/EXo8 via a network switch.
If you’re using only the MTX5-D, you can connect it 
directly to the computer.
2. Start up MTX-MRX Editor and load the proj-ect file that you previously created.
3. Power-on the MTX5-D.
4. Power-on the XMV/EXi8/EXo8 and the analog  input amps.
5. In the [To Device] direction, place the MTX5- D/XMV/EXi8/EXo8 and MTX-MRX Editor 
online (in a synchronized state).
“Online” refers to the state in which the MTX5-D itself is 
connected with MTX-MRX Ed itor and is synchronized. 
When the devices are online,  MTX-MRX Editor can be 
used to control the MTX5-D /XMV/EXi8/EXo8. For details 
on how to put the device onlin e, refer to “MTX-MRX Edi-
tor User Guide.”
6. Check the presets.
Recall a preset, and verify that the settings are correct.
For details on presets and ho w to recall them, refer to 
“Recalling (switching) presets” on page 20.
7. Check the signal processing.
Input audio signals into the  MTX5-D, and check the meters 
in MTX-MRX Editor to verify that the volume and routing 
are set correctly. 
8. Adjust the output level of the MTX5-D and the  output level of the amps so that the audio is 
output from the speakers at an appropriate 
level.
One by one, turn on each output channel and adjust its out-
put level.
9. Store the preset.
Recall, edit, and save other presets in the same way.
10 .Save your settings  and close MTX-MRX Edi-
tor.
A project file with the extens ion “.mtx” will be created.
On-site work (Set tings in MTX-MRX 
Editor)
NOTE
The settings you make while online are saved in the 
MTX5-D itself, but we recommend that you use MTX-MRX 
Editor to save them as a project file for future maintenance 
and readjustments. 
						

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Various Procedures
With the MTX/MRX system, input/output port patching, matrix 
mixer settings, and the parameters of XMV amps within the 
same MTX/MRX system are stored  together as a “preset” in the 
MTX5-D and in MTX-MRX Editor  for recall when desired.
Each MTX/MRX system can store 50 presets. MTX-MRX Edi-
tor is used to edit presets.
Each preset contains settings such as the following.
• Input/output port settings and patching
• Input/output channel gain and EQ settings
• Matrix mixer settings
• Zone settings
• Routing settings
• Effect settings
• DCA and mute group settings
• Parameter settings for XMV devices within the same MTX/MRX system
•Preset name
For details, refer to “MTX -MRX Editor User Guide.”
Switching presets from the MTX5-D
1. While watching the [PRESET] display, use 
the [ s]/[ t] buttons to select the preset 
number that you want to recall.
The [PRESET] display will flash during this time.
2. Press the [ENTER] button to confirm your  selection.
The [PRESET] display will st op flashing; the preset has 
been recalled.
Each time the devices connected to the MTX/MRX system are 
brought online, the date and time  of the computer will be trans-
mitted to all devices, automa tically updating their internal 
clocks.
You can also update the date and time settings on all devices 
connected to the same network  by transmitting the computer’s 
date and time  settings from the “Clock” dialog box in MTX-
MRX Editor.
For more information on operation, refer to “MTX-MRX Editor 
User Guide.” The scheduler can switch presets or play music and sound 
effects from the SD memory card
 at the date and time you spec-
ify. Each such setting is called an “event.”
Event settings are made in th e “Scheduler” dialog box of MTX-
MRX Editor. For details on ope ration, refer to “MTX-MRX 
Editor User Guide.”
< Example 1 >
Switching background music and playback area 
according to the time of day
In commercial facili ties that switch background music and play-
back areas at different times of  the day, you can switch the type 
of music and the playback area  according to the time of day.
< Example 2 >
Switching the playback time according to the day 
of the week
In commercial facilities that switch the time period of music 
depending on the day of the week, you can specify the music 
pattern and playback t imes according to the day of the week and 
the hours of operation.



You can also play seasonal music,  or specify exceptions such as 
stopping playback on days when  the facility is not operating.
Recalling (switching) presets
NOTE
• If you leave the device for 30 seconds with the [PRE-
SET] display flashing, it will revert to the previous pre-
set number.
• If a control panel such as a DCP series unit is con- nected, you’ll be able to easily switch presets.
Setting the clock
Using the scheduler
9:00 12:00 14:00 18:00 22:00
Indoors
Refreshing  music Energetic 
music
Calm music Atmospheric 
music
OutdoorsNo music No music
10 : 0 0 2 0 : 0 0
Music pattern 1
10:00 22:00
Music pattern 2
12:00 20:00
Music pattern 3