Meyer Sound galileo 616 Isolate Linking Behavior, Global Galileo Select-Linking Mode

CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE

Enabled Link Group channels are linked independently and in addition to selected channels

Enabling a channel Select for a channel in a link group has no effect on the channel Select for other channels in the link group.

A dark blue (light blue) background on link group channels indicates they are individually selectable.

Isolate Linking Behavior:

This setting determines whether isolated channels are affected by changes made to channels to which they are linked:

Isolated channels will not be included when linking from another channel

Control changes that would normally replicate among linked channels will not affect any isolated channels in the link group.

Isolated channels will be included when linking from another channel

Control changes made to a linked channel will affect isolated channels in the link group.

Global Galileo Select-Linking Mode:

This setting determines how control changes are propagated across a set of selected, linked Galileo units.

Connected Galileo units listed on the Galileos page can be linked to one another by activating their Select buttons and assigning them the same ID group. Control value changes on one Galileo channel will then be copied to the same controls of other units.

All selected channels on selected Galileos are globally linked

Changes made to a selected channel on the active Galileo will be replicated in all selected, non-isolated channels on the linked Galileos. If the selected channel on the active Galileo is isolated, its changes are not propagated. Channel links on the active Galileo do not propagate their changes.

A light green bar across the top of the Galileo tab indicates the Galileos are linked in “all selected channels” mode. On the Galileos page, enabled Select buttons will be bright green in color.

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