What is the standard basic configuration setup for the S6000?

The standard basic configuration setup for the S6000 is structured to facilitate efficient communication and optimal performance. In this configuration, the workflow begins with the Icon, which serves as the interface for users to control the system. Following this, the Remote CPU is integrated to process the commands sent from the Icon. The Mainframe then acts as the central hub that houses the processing resources necessary for audio manipulation.

Finally, the Audio Device connects to the Mainframe, allowing sound input and output operations to occur seamlessly. This flow ensures that user commands are effectively relayed to the processing units, with the Mainframe handling the heavy lifting of audio processing while keeping the user interface responsive and intuitive.

This arrangement distinguishes itself by placing emphasis on user interaction through the Icon and maintaining a clear hierarchical structure that enhances the overall efficiency of the audio processing system. Other configurations may misrepresent the natural flow of command and processing, leading to potential issues in functionality.