User Manual
Table Of Contents
- System Requirements
 - Installation
 - Installing Speaker Data
 - Uninstalling
 - Table of Contents
 - 1. Y-S3 General Operation
 - 2. Constructing the Room Shape & Audience Area
 - 3. Editing Project Properties
 - 4. Placing Speakers
 - 5. Adjusting Speaker Parameters
 - 5-1. Speaker Arrays
 - 5-2. Distributed Speakers
 - 6. Displaying Calculation Results
 - 7. Simulation Results Report
 - 8. Exporting Configurations in DME Designer Format
 - 9. Other Functions
 - 10. General Theory
 
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  Name 
Enter the names you want to use for plane surfaces (e.g.: Ceiling, Front, Back, Wall etc). Names for the individual 
speakers that make up a plane are generated automatically (***sp1, ***sp2 etc, where *** is the name of the plane). 
You can change these names in Speaker List. To change a name, select a flat surface or an individual speaker from 
Speaker List. Right-click the item you have selected, select [Rename] from the menu that appears, and enter the new 
name. 
  Speakers Type 
Select the type of speaker you want to place from the list box. Note that the suffix ‘r’ on a type name indicates a horn-
rotated speaker. Certain speakers can be chosen from either High Impedance connection (shown as “_HiZ”) or Low 
Impedance connection (shown as “_LoZ”). Refer to the website at https://www.yamaha.com/proaudio/
 for details. 
Table: Connections of speakers in Distributed layout 
Name  Connection Type 
Low Impedance Serial  Low Impedance Serial Connection 
Low Impedance Parallel  Low Impedance Parallel Connection 
Low Impedance Equal  Low Impedance Serial & Parallel Connection *
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High Impedance 70V  70V line High Impedance Connection 
High Impedance 100V  100V line High Impedance Connection 
                *1 2 pairs of 2 serially connected speakers are parallel connected. 
  The total impedance becomes the same as 1 speaker. 
  Only up to 4 speakers can be connected per amplifier channel. 
  Plane Geometry 
Enter the defining parameters for the plane you want to place. Although you can set planes to be larger than the size 
of the room, be aware that speakers placed outside the room area will not be included in any calculations. 










