I am interested in building a abelton live backing tracks rig,I have a Midas pro1 console in which I want to use as my board for virtual Sound check but also want the ability to use for mixing backing tracks for live performances, so any suggestions in which klark teknik dn9652 or dn9650 also using the kt-usb network card for multitracks, thank's 

I am HOPING to use the DM8500 as the brains of my entire installation.  Part of that requires being able to use TCEs to send signals to the GPIO outputs… but I can’t for the LIFE of me figure out how to get ANYTHING to talk to the GPIOs or generate logic inputs of any kind)!  I would LIKE to have buttons on the TCEs be able to trigger various GPIO pins hot or cold (as well as other logic within the system), but I have not found a way to do that AT ALL.  To me that seems like a pretty basic function (that apparently was available on the previous wall controllers), but I can NOT find it.

I have one GPIO input (or any logic input) signal that is critical to the audio design, and I need to trigger 4 GPIO pins which will be used to control various presets on a digital SDI switcher (to include choosing which HDMI inputs will send the audio to the DM-8500 given various settings).

Is there a Logic input setting that I can trigger from a DMTCE?  Unfortunately, due to a lack of great documentation, I chose this system with the assumtion that this would be a given, but now that the entire system depends upon it, I am finally able to figure out that it might not work.  I am really hoping for a simple solution I just don't know about yet!

HELP?!?!?!?

Hi!

I have a situation where it would be GREAT if the DM8500 could send a web message via ethernet to control another device (in this case a Black Magic Design Video matrix).  When I looked at the Command String Module, it LOOKED like it was designed to send and receive DPT strings and turn them into GPIO output information, but not so much to create custom strings strings BASED upon what would otherwise be a GPIO output (from the DM TCE).  I could use the GPIO outputs and connect them to a Raspberry Pi to do the translation, but I was wondering if there was an easier way to do it.

So far my base design has been compiled, but I have not yet downloaded the design into the DM8500 itself yet, and as a result have not been able to fully explore the DM KONTROL.  Is that where the magic happens?  I am guessing that there will need to be plenty of more work on my design when it comes to logic ins and outs, but that will probably need to happen experimentally when I start using the DM KONTROL.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Greetings!  I have largely complete my initial design for a DM8500, made it look good, etc.  When I went to compile it though, it listed several apparently unplugged modules that I can't find anywhere on the design.  Maybe they are hiding behing a different module, but I can't find them. Is there a way to list all of the used modules with their associated ID numbers to facilitate in the troubleshooting process?

Specifically, the compiler says that High Pass 6-24 dB/OCt (ID=8) is not an input module, and that the same filter ID=11 has no input or output (none of the High pass filters that I can see in my design are ID=8 or 11).  Also, modules 12-16 have the same issue.  They include 2 Parametric EQs, 2 comp/Limiters, and another high pass filter.

It is possible that I created some modules early in the process before I knew what I was doing and then deleted them (or at least I THOUGHT I deleted them!).  But if I can't find them and make them go away, I can't complie the design, and the machine is useless. 

I attached a picture of my design.  i would be happy to email the actual .dmd file, but apparently that can't be attached to the forum.

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Hi, can I use the Klark Teknik DN9652 to convert a Dante signal into an AES50 signal? 

Currently, I am hoping to replace our Behringer X32 board with a Yamaha TF5. Unfortunately, our X32 is connected to a Klark Teknik Dm8000 DSP which has an AES50 card, and the DSP is locked with a password. We wish that we could convert a Dante signal into an AES50 signal so that we won't have to mess with the DSP programming. Is this possible? 

Thanks.