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CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE

Example 4.5. Globally Linked Galileos (“all channels” mode) - several Selects on Active Galileo

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Galileo Galileo Galileo

A B C

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Changes (Δ1) to a selected channel (magenta) on active Galileo A (magenta) will change the other selected channels on that Galileo. These changes are then propagated to the same channels on the linked Galileos.

Changes to other channels on active Galileo A will be propagated to the same channels on the linked Galileos.

The selection status of channels on the inactive Galileos (magenta bars) is irrelevant.

Isolated channels have two possible behaviors, as described below.

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Contents

Compass User Guide Compass User Guide Table of Contents Appendix a Compass Software File Locations 145 List of Figures Page List of Tables Page About this Document Audience Organization Documentation Updates Document ConventionsRelated Documentation Manual Macintosh Keyboard Be dragged to change the size of the window Verb item on which to act Action Data to be typed Following symbols are used to identify important information About Meyer Sound Compass Technical Support Web Site Support Telephone Voice/Fax Support Before Using Technical Support Mac OS System RequirementsMicrosoft Windows Mac OS Installing Compass and Virtual GalileoMicrosoft Windows Running Compass with Virtual Galileo Start Compass Using the Stand-Alone Virtual Galileo Start Virtual Galileo Running Compass with Galileo Network ConnectionsAdding Galileo 616 Units to Compass Auto-discovery Connection of Galileo 616 Units Troubleshooting Galileo 616 Connections Manual Connection of Galileo 616 Units Start Here Compass Overview Compass Capabilities Using Tabs Compass Controls Using Value Boxes Using Toggles Using ButtonsUsing Selectors Using Encoders Using Meters Using FadersUsing Parametric EQ Handles Using TruShaping EQ Bars Using the File Selector Configure Galileo General Workflow Label Galileos, Inputs, and Outputs Routing Initial Gains Link Groups Atmospheric Correction and Array Correction Connect SIM3 Restrict Access Configure ProcessingCreate Project and Snapshots Compass User Guide Page Using Compass Tools Navigating the Tabbed Window Interface Using Shortcuts Linking Settings Between Stereo PairsLinking Settings for All Channels on a Galileo Unit Isolating a Single Channel Setting Full Attenuation Gain Values Automatic Negative Gain ValuesArithmetic in Gain Value Controls Rapid Fader Values Changes with the Mouse Setting Compass and Channel Preferences Setting Frequency ValuesTabbing Between Input Boxes Tabbing Between All Controls Using Small Screen Scaling Retain Meter Clipping IndicatorViewing Full-Screen Compass Show Meter Values on Meters Configuring Audio Inputs and Outputs Clear Selected Channels on Galileo SwitchingChange Linked Gain Controls by Relative Amounts Include Isolated Channels in Channel Linking Select the Galileo Unit Settings Input and Output Configuring the Galileo 616 for Analog Audio InputConfiguring the Galileo 616 Audio Outputs Using the Summing Matrix Configuring Many Galileos SimultaneouslySelect a Linked Galileo Unit Settings Input and Output Using the Summing Matrix as a Signal Router Resetting Matrix Values Creating a Custom Summing Matrix Copying or Saving Matrix Values Using a Factory Preset MatrixPasting or Loading Matrix Values Compass User Guide 2x4 + 2x2 + 2x2.galileoSummingMatrix 2x4 + 2x4.galileoSummingMatrix 2x6 + 2x2.galileoSummingMatrix 2x6 + 4.galileoSummingMatrix 2x8.galileoSummingMatrix GalileoSummingMatrix Diagonal.galileoSummingMatrix All Off.galileoSummingMatrix Linking Channels Linking Arbitrary Channels via Select Selecting Many Channels Simultaneously Link Groups Select the Galileo Unit Settings Link GroupsSelect the Compass Channel Linking Preferences Separating Select and Link Group Behaviors Quickly See Which Channels Are Linked Select the Compass Channel Linking Preferences Choosing Selected-Channel Link Mode Set Global Galileo Select-Linking ModeLinking Galileos Linking Galileo Units Atmospheric Correction and M Series Array Correction Choosing Isolated Channel Link Mode BehaviorAtmospheric Correction Setting Environment Conditions for a Single Galileo Unit Select the Galileo Unit Settings EnvironmentSetting Loudspeaker Distance for a Single Channel Select the Galileo Unit Output Processing Channel Settings Select the Output Processing Channel Settings Select the Galileo Unit Settings Array Correction Configuring M Series Array CorrectionSeries Line Array Correction Connecting and Configuring for use with SIM3 Galileo Unit Settings Array CorrectionConfiguring MSL-4 Loudspeaker Array Correction Assigning M Series Array Correction to an Output Channel Select Galileo Unit Settings SIM3 Configuring Galileo for SIM3Select the SIM3 Output Probe Point Using Signal Processing Selecting ChannelsCustomizing the Display Maximizing the EQ Plot Area Screen-splitting the Processing Window Displaying Multiple EQ Plots Setting Parametric EQ Values Displaying EQ Plot Control HandlesViewing EQ Plots With/Without Composite Addition Parametric EQ Setting TruShaping EQ Values Stacking EQ Handles for Composite EQViewing Exact Plot Values TruShaping EQ Setting Graphic EQ Values Using VX-1 ModeGraphic EQ Delay Using Low Pass FilteringSubwoofer Filtering Copy, Paste, Load, Save, and Reset Control Values Delay Units and Ranges Copy/Reset Summing Matrix Control Values Copy/Reset an Individual Channel Control ValueCopy/Reset Processing Control Values Copy/Reset All Control Values of an Galileo Unit Copy/Reset All Control Values of an Input or Output ChannelSaving and Loading Projects and Snapshots Snapshots Creating a Snapshot Recalling a Boot Snapshot at Galileo Power-on Snapshot Library box, enable Is BootUpdating a Snapshot Locking a Snapshot Saving a Snapshot Using Snapshots in Static FacilitiesLoading a Snapshot Creating a New Project Select the Galileo Unit Project Using Snapshots for Tour SetupSaving a Project Creating Project Backups Select the Galileo Unit Project Loading a Project Select the Galileo Unit ProjectCurrent Project box, click Open… Merging Projects Creating a Project Report Restricting Access to Compass Settings Locking Galileo Controls Select Galileo Unit Settings Access Click Clear Access Control Recovering a Lost Access PasswordPage Compass Tab Compass Preferences General Options User Interface Display and Control Options Value Controller Type Input Device Type Color Mode Typed in Decibel dB Values Default to NegativeDisable Keyboard Control of Buttons Select All Text When Entering Text Field Startup Galileo Discovery and Connection Options Clip Indicator Clear Mode Channel Linking Preferences Gain Control Linking Mode De-select all channels when the active Galileo tab changesLink Groups and Selects Mode Global Galileo Select-Linking Mode Isolate Linking Behavior Galileo User Interface Reference Galileo Galileo Galileo Δ1 Δ1 Δ1 Δ2 Δ2 Δ2 Δ4 Δ4 Δ4 Δ5 Δ5 Δ5 Isolate Mode Enable global linking of isolated channels Disable global linking of isolated channels System Settings Enable Linking Across Selected Galileos Input and Output Settings SIM3 SettingsEnvironment Series Array Correction Galileos Tab Galileo 616 List ControlFind Galileos Refresh Status Global Project Settings OpenIP Address, Galileo Nickname, Tab Name, Status Project Upload Projects SaveIP Address, Galileo Nickname, Tab Name Include in Global Project Global Snapshot Update Create NewAvailable Global Snapshots Refresh Known Galileos List Named Galileo Tabs Global Atmospheric Correction Control Boot Snapshot Disabled/Boot Snapshot Enabled Save ProjectCreate Select Link Group Status Lights ID, Name, Comment Active SnapshotNot Modified / Modified User / Factory Current ProjectName, Description Modified Update Notes Backup ProjectLoad Galileo Settings More / Less Boot Snapshot Clear ‘Is Boot’Name Snapshot Library Update Selected Is BootLocked / Unlocked User Paste Load Galileo Device Type, Galileo Device Nickname, IP Address NetworkUpload Firmware Galileo I/O Settings Input and Output Input Voltage Range Input Channel TypesOutput Voltage Range +26 dBu / +20 dBu SIM3 SIM3 Bus Address SIM3 Trim Disabled / SIM3 Trim Enabled Output Post DelaySIM3 Output Probe Point Output Post Gain Temperature C or F Environment Access Atmospheric Correction Distance Linked Access Code Entry Access Restrictions Array Correction Array Name Status TypeSize Array Correction Output Assignments Link Group Input Assignments Link GroupsGroup Name Link Group Output Assignments Channels A−FChannels 1−16 Galileo Map Inputs Rows Label MeterMute Gain Outputs Rows 117 Galileo Map Control Sets the altitude for the venue Input Processing Channel Selection Input Channel Channel ButtonsPlot Curve Sel / Iso / Link Processing Interface Settings Plotter Handles Response Channel Settings Parametric Enabled / Parametric BypassedTruShaping Enabled / TruShaping Bypassed Graphic EQ Enabled / Graphic EQ Bypassed Parametric −5 Enabled / 1−5 BypassedFreq VX-1 Mode TruShaping Enabled / TruShaping DisabledTruShaping Graphic EQ Output Processing Output Channel 130 Output Processing Interface Settings High/Low Pass Filtering SIM3 TrimAtmospheric Correction Distance −10 Enabled / 1−10 Bypassed 134 Router Mode Matrix Channel Label Input MastersProcessing Shortcut Fader Output Masters Displays the appropriate Output Processing Setting Additional User Interface DetailsRight-click Copy Control group Reset CancelPaste control / Paste control set / Paste control Copy control / Copy channel / Copy control set Keyboard Modifiers and Shortcuts Colors Tab Colors Background Colors Channel Colors Dark Blue light bluePage Project Backups Appendix a Compass Software File Locations Factory Presets Meyer Sound LD-2 Line Driver Appendix B Network Information Virtual GalileoPage High-Frequency Equalization Strategies Low-Frequency Equalization Strategies Example Curves Simple Flat Response Curve Figure C.1. Single Milo at 4 meters High-Frequency Response Curves Figure C.3. Corrected Eight Milo Array at 60M Low-Frequency Response Curves Figure C.4. Corrected Eight Milo Array at Various Distances Combined Response Curves Figure C.5. Corrected Milo Arrays of Differing Sizes Figure C.6. Corrected Eight Milo Array at Various Distances Index Index 159 Linking control value adjustments, 24 Subwoofer Filtering