Hotspot – Yamaha DME User Manual
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Chapter 4 Designer
DME Designer Owner’s Manual
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Hotspot
The small white rectangles at the edge of objects are called “
Hotspots
.” Wires usually connect to
hotspots.
• Some hotspots do not have a connection to a logical signal within the hardware.
• Component and user module hotspots normally include logical connections.
• External device hotspots do not include logical connections.
■ Selecting Hotspots
If you click a hotspot, drawing will start. To select, press
You can select multiple hotspots as follows: Select a hotspot with
additional hotspots using
Hotspots
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