Professional two-way IP control drivers for RTI integration systems. Licensed per processor MAC address.
$129 AUD per processor · Version 0.6 · 120-minute free trial · RTI XP processors
Two-way IP control for Yamaha DME7 / DME5 / DME3 DSPs. Imports your ProVisionaire Setup List and builds the whole control surface automatically.
Full two-way IP control of Yamaha DME7, DME5 and DME3 digital signal processors over Yamaha's native SCP protocol. Rather than hand-typing every zone, input, output and source, the driver reads the Remote Control Setup List exported from your ProVisionaire Design project and generates a matching command and feedback variable for every control in it, with the names pulled straight from your design. Feedback is genuine push - the DME reports the instant any parameter changes, from any source, so panels stay correct with no polling. It covers zone level, mute, polarity, source select and per-source trim, input and output control, and scene recall with automatic state re-query. On connect the driver verifies the Setup List against the device and warns you if a ProVisionaire edit has renumbered it. This is the first RTI driver for the DME family - RTI's own catalogue covers the older MTX/MRX generation, which uses a different, incompatible addressing scheme and cannot control a DME.
Two-way IP control for Yamaha DME7 / DME5 / DME3 digital signal processors over the Yamaha SCP protocol (TCP port 49280).
The driver does not assume a particular design. It reads the Remote Control Setup List exported from your ProVisionaire Design project and generates a command plus a matching feedback variable for every control in it: input and output channel Level, On/Off (mute) and Polarity; zone Source select, Level, On/Off, Polarity and the per-source trim; and scenes (snapshots), discovered from the device itself.
Up to 16 zones, 32 inputs, 16 outputs, 16 sources per zone and 32 scenes. Anything beyond those limits is still imported and controllable, but as a plain indexed control rather than a named zone or channel. Import Summary tells you if that happened.
Nothing responds, Connection Status says "Connecting". Check the IP address and that the processor and DME are on the same network. SCP has no login, so there is no password to get wrong.
Connected, but commands do nothing. Usually the CSV has not been imported. Re-export the Setup List and re-import it; Import Summary reports how many controls were found.
A control moves the wrong thing, or Setup List Valid is false. The Setup List was edited and its rows renumbered, so the driver is sending the old numbers and the DME is accepting them. Re-export and re-import; Setup List Status names how many indices disagree.
A slider sits at zero and mutes the zone when touched. It is bound to the "... Volume Text" tag, which is a string. Rebind it to "... Volume" and put the Text tag in the button's text instead.
The slider reads 85 percent, or the trim jumps when the source changes. Both are expected - see "Levels are a dB scale" and "Zone Source Trim is per SOURCE" above.
Feedback stopped after updating the driver. The driver caches your CSV and rebuilds the tags when the project is opened. If it ever does not, use the right-click item Rebuild DME Tags (cached CSV), or re-import the CSV.
A control works from one button but not another. If the Setup List holds the same parameter twice at different index numbers, the device only reports changes against the lower one. The driver binds both to the same feedback automatically, but removing the duplicate rows keeps the list clean.
The DME stops answering. A DME accepts a limited number of simultaneous control connections, and the published limit is eight. Check whether ProVisionaire or another control system is holding sessions open.
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