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19. In previous versions when multiple devices or modules were copied and pasted the labels were
assigned in an unexpected order. This has now been resolved. (#4779)
20. In Up/Down mode on the GPI module the arrows indicating increment and decrement were reversed,
this has been corrected. (#4844)
21. Under certain circumstances it was possible for the data in the Project Directory to become ‘stale’ and
not be updated correctly. This has now been fixed. (#4772/5234)
22. Previously, it was not possible to connect to an ESP when the hardware IP address had been
changed after the design file was loaded. Now you are given the option of correcting this when
downloading the file. (#xxx)
23. When opening a configuration file that contains custom or unknown devices, you now have the option
to remove the unknown objects and continue opening the file.
v2.200/v2.075 (June, 2009)
New Features
1. Automatic Mic Mixer NOM Limit – The Automatic Microphone Mixer processing modules have been
enhanced and now include a NOM (Number of Open Mics) limit option allowing the designer to limit the
number of microphones that can be active simultaneously.
2. Automatic Mic Mixer Gate Active Indicators – Each input to the Automatic Microphone Mixer block
now has an ‘Active’ indicator on the gate. This allows the installer to visually see which input channels are
active at any time whilst on-line. The indicator differentiates between a channel that is fully open (light
blue) and one that is open but ducked due to an active priority input (dark blue).
3. Serial-over-IP Support – Support has been added to allow the ESP to be controlled externally using
the existing serial protocol commands via a TCP/IP Ethernet connection. This allows for easier integration
with third-party control systems or for customized control programs to be written for controlling the ESP-
88.
4. New Wire Styles – Additional wire styles have been added to give designers flexibility to create neater,
more organized designs. The new default wire style is ‘Orthogonal’ (Rounded wires with jump-overs) but
other styles can be selected via the ‘Wire Style’ option in the ‘View’ menu. For compatibility,
configurations created in older versions of the software shall automatically open with the previous straight
‘Line’ style.
5. Enhanced EQ Processing – The EQ processing blocks have been enhanced and include an
improved low-frequency, high Q, anti-aliasing algorithm. As this by nature consumes additional DSP
resources and for most applications the previous algorithm was sufficient the designer can decide which
algorithms to use under the ESP properties dialog.
6. Surround System Tuning Mode – To aid installers setting up surround sound systems a ‘System
Tuning Mode’ has been added to the surround decoder card. This allows a choice of test sources to be
quickly routed to individual output channels while making system adjustments. The surround card
requires v6 firmware for the tuning mode to function correctly.
7. Surround Card Master Fader in Parameter Sets – The surround card master fader can now be
stored and recalled via a parameter set along with individual channel adjustments.
8. CC-16 and CC-64 Backlight Timeout – It is now possible to adjust the backlight timeout on the CC-16
in addition to the CC64. The backlight for the displays can be set to remain on (0 seconds) or turn off after
1 to 30 seconds of inactivity. The timeout property for the CC16/64 can be found in the properties dialog
accessed by right-clicking on the device in project view. To maintain backwards compatibility the default
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