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How many DC-Ones can I control from a single PC?

The DC-One Editor software allows a user to control 1 (one) DC-One directly from a PC. However, the DC-One features Master/Slave mode, which will allow you to connect a second, slaved DC-One to the master unit that is controlled by the PC. In this way, the settings and adjustments made to the first unit are reflected in the slave unit as well. Please refer to the DC-One User Manual for more information on Master/Slave mode and settings.
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