Basic Use Of Glm - Genelec GLM 4 System Operating Manual

Genelec Loudspeaker Manager (GLM) 4 - System Operating Manual

6 Basic Use of GLM

The main page of the GLM software offers the basic monitoring system controls (Figure 22)
1. System level
2. Selection and activation of group presets
3. Mute, mute all.
4. Dim (-20dB).
5. Standard loudness SPL level (calibration from 'Group Preset : Standard Loudness SPL
Calibration' menu)
6. Level preset selections (to set adjust the system level at desired level and click 'Group
Preset : Set Preset Levels : Set Current Level to Preset1 )
7. Bass Man, will bypass the Bass Management crossover filter. Subwoofers will mute and
monitors will play at the full band.
8. The GLM AutoCal status is indicated on the 'Calibrated' button. This button also allows
temporary disabling or bypass of the system acoustic calibration settings, by pressing the
'Calibrated' button.
9. Loudspeaker click mode. Select what happens when the loudspeaker icon (10) is clicked in
the main page.
Solo – Clicked loudspeaker will be soloed and others will be mute. Clicking a muted
loudspeaker, it will be also soloed. Clicking a loudspeaker multiple time will its toggle state.
To clear solo state, click the empty cell or use right click and select 'Play all'.
Mute – Clicked loudspeaker will be muted.
Info – Clicked loudspeaker information popup will be shown.
Edit – Clicked loudspeaker acoustic editor will be shown.
10. The microphone SPL level, shown if the microphone connected.
11. The SAM subwoofer and monitor icon. Use the loudspeaker click mode (8) to select what
happen when loudspeaker is clicked.
12. 'Play all' when clicked when solo/mute state active.
13. The currently loaded system setup file and network status.
+ system management menu commands.
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