OK, so I just got my Helix DSP.3, so I figured that I'd start a thread for any questions that I have along the way... Hopefully, this comes in handy for other new Helix users in the future as well.
Some background - I'm relatively new at "real" car audio. Before I got my 2018 Challenger, I only had experience with those 45Wx4 RMS "redbrick" amps and "plug and play" 2DIN replacement radios for GM's.
The last "redbrick" amp (Kicker KEY180.4) that I installed in my Impala did have an auto-tuning DSP, but it was all automatic and you couldn't adjust anything yourself. When I got my Challenger, I went with a Rockford Fosgate DSR-1, simply because for $250, it provided both OEM integration as well as a full DSP system - all for ~$250! It even has full 31-band-per-channel parametric EQ and was able to be tuned over bluetooth via an Android or iOS app. I learned a lot playing with it over the last few months, but decided to upgrade to something a little higher end - and Helix seems to be *the* DSP to have in terms of quality/functionality.
So I ordered a Helix DSP.3, which arrived the other day. It will be connected to my Challenger via the PAC Audio AmpPro 4 (for OEM integration purposes) via TOSLINK digital connection - and I'll be using the same amp as I was using with the DSR-1 - a JL Audio XD600/6v2.
I've been playing with the Helix DSP PC-Tool app and it seems pretty straight forward. I'm in the process of connecting the DSP.3 "on the bench" (connecting to a media player that has an optical out connection) so that I can play around with it a little before I actually install in my car (easier to learn something in the house on a workbench compared to in a car!). I have it powered up and have connected to it from my laptop and done some basic configurations. Haven't connected anything to the RCA outputs yet though - so not really sure if it's fully working yet.
Anyway, first stupid question - all of the Helix DSP docs say you have to press the "Store DSP" button to save the settings to the DSP. However, there is no such button in the current version of the software. I'm assuming the "Save&Store" button now performs that function?
Thank you!
Some background - I'm relatively new at "real" car audio. Before I got my 2018 Challenger, I only had experience with those 45Wx4 RMS "redbrick" amps and "plug and play" 2DIN replacement radios for GM's.

So I ordered a Helix DSP.3, which arrived the other day. It will be connected to my Challenger via the PAC Audio AmpPro 4 (for OEM integration purposes) via TOSLINK digital connection - and I'll be using the same amp as I was using with the DSR-1 - a JL Audio XD600/6v2.
I've been playing with the Helix DSP PC-Tool app and it seems pretty straight forward. I'm in the process of connecting the DSP.3 "on the bench" (connecting to a media player that has an optical out connection) so that I can play around with it a little before I actually install in my car (easier to learn something in the house on a workbench compared to in a car!). I have it powered up and have connected to it from my laptop and done some basic configurations. Haven't connected anything to the RCA outputs yet though - so not really sure if it's fully working yet.
Anyway, first stupid question - all of the Helix DSP docs say you have to press the "Store DSP" button to save the settings to the DSP. However, there is no such button in the current version of the software. I'm assuming the "Save&Store" button now performs that function?

Thank you!