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COMPASS USER GUIDE

Channel Colors

The color of a channel strip or the channel window (for processing pages) indicates its status.

Table 4.5. Channel Color Definitions
Color	Meaning
Black (white)	Normal
Dark Green (light green)	Channel Select
Amber (orange)	Channel Isolate
	Globally Linked Channel (Compass > Channel Linking
Dark Purple (magenta)	Preferences > Global Galileo Select-Linking Mode > All
	channels on the active Galileo tab are always linked…)
	Linked Channel using link groups (Compass > Channel
Dark Blue (light blue)	Linking Preferences > Link Groups and Selects Mode >
	Enabled Link Group channels are linked independently…)

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Meyer Sound galileo 616 operating instructions Channel Colors, Dark Blue light blue

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 Audience About this DocumentRelated Documentation Documentation Updates Document ConventionsOrganization 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 Compass About Meyer SoundWeb Site Support Telephone Voice/Fax Support Technical SupportBefore Using Technical Support Microsoft Windows System RequirementsMac OS Microsoft Windows Installing Compass and Virtual GalileoMac OS Running Compass with Virtual Galileo Start Compass Start Virtual Galileo Using the Stand-Alone Virtual GalileoNetwork Connections Running Compass with GalileoAdding Galileo 616 Units to Compass Auto-discovery Connection of Galileo 616 UnitsManual Connection of Galileo 616 Units Troubleshooting Galileo 616 ConnectionsStart Here Compass Capabilities Compass OverviewCompass Controls Using TabsUsing Value Boxes Using Selectors Using ButtonsUsing Toggles Using Encoders Using Parametric EQ Handles Using FadersUsing Meters Using the File Selector Using TruShaping EQ BarsGeneral Workflow Configure GalileoRouting Label Galileos, Inputs, and OutputsLink Groups Initial GainsConnect SIM3 Atmospheric Correction and Array CorrectionCreate Project and Snapshots Configure ProcessingRestrict Access Compass User Guide Page Navigating the Tabbed Window Interface Using Compass ToolsLinking Settings Between Stereo Pairs Using ShortcutsLinking Settings for All Channels on a Galileo Unit Isolating a Single ChannelAutomatic Negative Gain Values Setting Full Attenuation Gain ValuesArithmetic in Gain Value Controls Rapid Fader Values Changes with the MouseSetting Frequency Values Setting Compass and Channel PreferencesTabbing Between Input Boxes Tabbing Between All ControlsRetain Meter Clipping Indicator Using Small Screen ScalingViewing Full-Screen Compass Show Meter Values on MetersClear Selected Channels on Galileo Switching Configuring Audio Inputs and OutputsChange Linked Gain Controls by Relative Amounts Include Isolated Channels in Channel LinkingConfiguring the Galileo 616 Audio Outputs Configuring the Galileo 616 for Analog Audio InputSelect the Galileo Unit Settings Input and Output Configuring Many Galileos Simultaneously Using the Summing MatrixSelect a Linked Galileo Unit Settings Input and Output Using the Summing Matrix as a Signal RouterCreating a Custom Summing Matrix Resetting Matrix ValuesPasting or Loading Matrix Values Using a Factory Preset MatrixCopying or Saving 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 Arbitrary Channels via Select Linking ChannelsSelect the Compass Channel Linking Preferences Select the Galileo Unit Settings Link GroupsSelecting Many Channels Simultaneously Link Groups Quickly See Which Channels Are Linked Separating Select and Link Group BehaviorsSelect the Compass Channel Linking Preferences Set Global Galileo Select-Linking Mode Choosing Selected-Channel Link ModeLinking Galileos Linking Galileo UnitsAtmospheric Correction Choosing Isolated Channel Link Mode BehaviorAtmospheric Correction and M Series Array Correction Select the Galileo Unit Settings Environment Setting Environment Conditions for a Single Galileo UnitSetting Loudspeaker Distance for a Single Channel Select the Galileo Unit Output Processing Channel SettingsSelect the Output Processing Channel Settings Series Line Array Correction Configuring M Series Array CorrectionSelect the Galileo Unit Settings Array Correction Galileo Unit Settings Array Correction Connecting and Configuring for use with SIM3Configuring MSL-4 Loudspeaker Array Correction Assigning M Series Array Correction to an Output ChannelSelect the SIM3 Output Probe Point Configuring Galileo for SIM3Select Galileo Unit Settings SIM3 Selecting Channels Using Signal ProcessingCustomizing the Display Maximizing the EQ Plot AreaDisplaying Multiple EQ Plots Screen-splitting the Processing WindowDisplaying EQ Plot Control Handles Setting Parametric EQ ValuesViewing EQ Plots With/Without Composite Addition Parametric EQStacking EQ Handles for Composite EQ Setting TruShaping EQ ValuesViewing Exact Plot Values TruShaping EQGraphic EQ Using VX-1 ModeSetting Graphic EQ Values Subwoofer Filtering Using Low Pass FilteringDelay Delay Units and Ranges Copy, Paste, Load, Save, and Reset Control ValuesCopy/Reset Processing Control Values Copy/Reset an Individual Channel Control ValueCopy/Reset Summing Matrix Control Values Saving and Loading Projects and Snapshots Copy/Reset All Control Values of an Input or Output ChannelCopy/Reset All Control Values of an Galileo Unit Creating a Snapshot SnapshotsSnapshot Library box, enable Is Boot Recalling a Boot Snapshot at Galileo Power-onUpdating a Snapshot Locking a SnapshotLoading a Snapshot Using Snapshots in Static FacilitiesSaving a Snapshot Saving a Project Using Snapshots for Tour SetupCreating a New Project Select the Galileo Unit Project Loading a Project Select the Galileo Unit Project Creating Project Backups Select the Galileo Unit ProjectCurrent Project box, click Open… Merging ProjectsCreating a Project Report Locking Galileo Controls Select Galileo Unit Settings Access Restricting Access to Compass SettingsRecovering a Lost Access Password Click Clear Access ControlPage Compass Preferences Compass TabUser Interface Display and Control Options General OptionsInput Device Type Value Controller TypeTyped in Decibel dB Values Default to Negative Color ModeDisable Keyboard Control of Buttons Select All Text When Entering Text FieldStartup Galileo Discovery and Connection Options Channel Linking Preferences Clip Indicator Clear ModeLink Groups and Selects Mode De-select all channels when the active Galileo tab changesGain Control Linking Mode Isolate Linking Behavior Global Galileo Select-Linking ModeGalileo User Interface Reference Galileo Galileo Galileo Δ1 Δ1 Δ1 Δ2 Δ2 Δ2 Δ4 Δ4 Δ4 Δ5 Δ5 Δ5 Enable global linking of isolated channels Isolate ModeSystem Settings Enable Linking Across Selected Galileos Disable global linking of isolated channelsSIM3 Settings Input and Output SettingsEnvironment Series Array CorrectionGalileo 616 List Control Galileos TabFind Galileos Refresh StatusGlobal Project Open SettingsIP Address, Galileo Nickname, Tab Name, Status ProjectSave Upload ProjectsIP Address, Galileo Nickname, Tab Name Include in Global ProjectGlobal Snapshot Create New UpdateAvailable Global Snapshots RefreshKnown Galileos List Global Atmospheric Correction Control Named Galileo TabsSave Project Boot Snapshot Disabled/Boot Snapshot EnabledCreate SelectStatus Lights Link GroupNot Modified / Modified Active SnapshotID, Name, Comment Current Project User / FactoryName, Description ModifiedBackup Project Update NotesLoad Galileo Settings More / LessClear ‘Is Boot’ Boot SnapshotName Snapshot LibraryIs Boot Update SelectedLocked / Unlocked UserLoad PasteUpload Firmware NetworkGalileo Device Type, Galileo Device Nickname, IP Address Input and Output Galileo I/O SettingsOutput Voltage Range +26 dBu / +20 dBu Input Channel TypesInput Voltage Range SIM3 Bus Address SIM3Output Post Delay SIM3 Trim Disabled / SIM3 Trim EnabledSIM3 Output Probe Point Output Post GainEnvironment Temperature C or FAtmospheric Correction Distance Linked AccessAccess Restrictions Access Code EntryArray Name Array CorrectionType StatusSize Array Correction Output AssignmentsGroup Name Link GroupsLink Group Input Assignments Channels 1−16 Channels A−FLink Group Output Assignments Inputs Rows Galileo MapMeter LabelMute GainOutputs Rows 117 Galileo Map Control Sets the altitude for the venue Channel Selection Input ProcessingChannel Buttons Input ChannelPlot Curve Sel / Iso / LinkPlotter Processing Interface SettingsHandles Response Parametric Enabled / Parametric Bypassed Channel SettingsTruShaping Enabled / TruShaping Bypassed Graphic EQ Enabled / Graphic EQ BypassedFreq −5 Enabled / 1−5 BypassedParametric TruShaping TruShaping Enabled / TruShaping DisabledVX-1 Mode Graphic EQ Output Channel Output Processing130 Output Processing Interface Settings Atmospheric Correction Distance SIM3 TrimHigh/Low Pass Filtering −10 Enabled / 1−10 Bypassed 134 Matrix Router ModeProcessing Shortcut Input MastersChannel Label Fader Displays the appropriate Output Processing Output MastersAdditional User Interface Details SettingRight-click Copy Control groupCancel ResetPaste control / Paste control set / Paste control Copy control / Copy channel / Copy control setColors Keyboard Modifiers and ShortcutsBackground Colors Tab ColorsDark Blue light blue Channel ColorsPage Appendix a Compass Software File Locations Project BackupsMeyer Sound LD-2 Line Driver Factory PresetsVirtual Galileo Appendix B Network InformationPage High-Frequency Equalization Strategies Low-Frequency Equalization Strategies Simple Flat Response Curve Example CurvesFigure C.1. Single Milo at 4 meters Figure C.3. Corrected Eight Milo Array at 60M High-Frequency Response CurvesFigure C.4. Corrected Eight Milo Array at Various Distances Low-Frequency Response CurvesFigure C.5. Corrected Milo Arrays of Differing Sizes Combined Response CurvesFigure C.6. Corrected Eight Milo Array at Various Distances Index Index 159 Linking control value adjustments, 24 Subwoofer Filtering