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Introduction

M-300 RCS has two modes: Offline mode and Online mode.

Offline mode

In this mode you can edit an M-300 project file via USB memory. The advantage of

this mode is that you can edit mixer parameters and scene memories even when the

M-300 itself is not at hand.

fig.OfflineEdit.eps

Online mode

In this mode you can connect your computer to the M-300 via USB, and control the

M-300 remotely. Since M-300 RCS lets you use your mouse and keyboard to control

the M-300, you can operate it in a more intuitive manner. In addition, M-300 RCS can

show a separate screen that is different from the screen shown on the M-300 itself,

letting you view and edit more information simultaneously.

fig.OnlineEdit.eps

M-300 RCS cannot monitor the audio signals within the M-300. Nor can it operate the

following screens, parameters, and buttons:

• SYSTEM screen

• RECORDER screen

• USER screen

• USER FADER layer

• USER button

• MONITOR LEVEL knob setting

• PHONES LEVEL knob setting

• TALKBACK MIC LEVEL knob setting

• [TALKBACK] button

• [SOLO CLEAR] button

The following functionality cannot be used while the M-300 console displays the

M-48 SOURCE LEVEL/PAN popup:

• The meters of the M-48 SOURCE LEVEL/PAN popup

The two modes of M-300 RCS

Differences from the M-300 itself

Save the project fileLoad the project file

Load the project fileSave the project file

Edit within M-300RCS

USB memory

You can also create a new

project file in M-300 RCS and

load it into the M-300.

USB cable

Control the M-300

Operations on the M-300 are fed back

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