Page 1 COMPASS USER GUIDE Galileo™ 616 Keep these important operating instructions. Check www.meyersound.com for updates.
Page 2 Software will meet your requirements or that the operation of the Compass Software or any replacement copy will be uninterrupted or error free. Meyer Sound s sole obligation under this warranty is to attempt to remedy any defect in your copy of the Compass Software in a manner consistent with Meyer Sound s customary business practices.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Documentation Overview About this Document About Meyer Sound Technical Support xvii Chapter 1: Start Here System Requirements Installing Compass and Virtual Galileo Running Compass with Virtual Galileo Running Compass with Galileo Chapter 2: Compass Overview Compass Capabilities...
Page 4 Appendix A: Compass Software File Locations Project Backups Factory Presets Appendix B: Network Information Appendix C: User-Defined Equalization Curves with M Series Array and Atmospheric Correction High-Frequency Equalization Strategies Low-Frequency Equalization Strategies Example Curves Index...
Page 5 List of Figures Illustrated User Interface Element Names Low Pass 2nd Order High Pass Elliptical High Pass Compass Preferences Page Channel Linking Preferences Page Galileos Page Galileo Project Page Galileo Network Settings Page Galileo I/O Settings Page Galileo SIM3 Settings Page Galileo Environment Settings Page Galileo Access Settings Page Galileo Array Correction Settings Page...
Page 7 List of Tables Modifier Key Name Conventions User Interface Element Name Conventions Mouse Action Conventions xiii Keyboard Action Conventions Typographic Conventions Symbol Conventions Delay Unit Ranges Screen Resolutions and Recommended User Interface Scales Keyboard Modifiers Tab Color Definitions Background Color Definitions Channel Color Definitions OS X Compass Software Installation Locations Microsoft Windows Compass Software Installation...
Page 9: Documentation Overview
PREFACE : DOCUMENTATION OVERVIEW About this Document Compass™ provides an intuitive interface to the Galileo™ 616 loudspeaker management system. Galileo is a fully digital matrix processor providing 96 kHz/32 bit resolution signal processing for six inputs and sixteen outputs. Galileo may be directly connected to the SIM® 3 audio analyzer, providing complete measurement as well as control for complex audio systems.
Page 10 Appendices and a comprehensive index round out the manual. Related Documentation For setup, maintenance, and technical information regarding the Galileo 616 please consult the Galileo Hardware Reference Manual. Documentation Updates Meyer Sound welcomes customer input regarding its end-user manuals. Please see Technical Support (p.
Page 11 COMPASS USER GUIDE Please note that Macintosh and Windows keyboards may use different names for the modifier keys: Table 1. Modifier Key Name Conventions In the Manual Macintosh Keyboard Windows Keyboard Alt › Option › Alt › Cmd › Cmd › Ctrl ›...
Page 12 DOCUMENTATION OVERVIEW Element Description Status bar An element of the window that provides information regarding the application status. The status bar is typically at the bottom of the window, oriented horizontally. Scroll bar A control within a window, typically along the right or bottom edge, with a slider.
Page 13 COMPASS USER GUIDE The following conventions are used when referring to actions performed using the mouse: Table 3. Mouse Action Conventions Verb [item on which to act] Action Click [item] Point the mouse cursor at the item and then click and release the left (primary) mouse button.
Page 14: Keyboard Action Conventions
DOCUMENTATION OVERVIEW The following conventions are used when referring to actions performed using the keyboard: Table 4. Keyboard Action Conventions Verb [item on which to act] Action Press [key] Press and release the specified key. Tap [key] Hold [key] Hold down the specified key during the command or action. Type [text] Type the specified text Multi-select...
Page 15 COMPASS USER GUIDE The following symbols are used to identify important information: Table 6. Symbol Conventions Symbol Meaning Note Caution/Important Warning...
Page 16: About Meyer Sound
John and Helen Meyer have been personally involved with the performing arts for years, which has given them a feeling for the role of technology in the arts. Meyer Sound is often involved directly with the performing arts at both corporate and individual levels, locally in Berkeley and worldwide.
Page 17: Technical Support
Compass filter display also shows the composite phase response. A large library of presets is included for systems ranging from two small Meyer Sound loudspeakers all the way up to complex, multi-zone systems built around M Series line array products.
Page 18 DOCUMENTATION OVERVIEW Before Using Technical Support When contacting telephone support, please have the following information available. The quality of the information you provide significantly affects our ability to provide you with timely and comprehensive support answers. Having these details available will help us help you more quickly and effectively.
Page 19: Chapter 1: Start Here
CHAPTER 1: START HERE System Requirements Compass is available for 32-bit versions of Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows operating systems. Requirements vary dependent on the type of workstation used: Mac OS X Apple Macintosh computers are highly standardized. All default hardware configurations are supported, provided they meet the following specification: OS X v10.4 “Tiger”...
Page 20: Installing Compass And Virtual Galileo
Mac OS X Insert the installation CD into the workstation DVD drive. When the CD icon appears on the Desktop, open it. Compass.zip and Virtual Galileo.zip files from the Meyer Sound web Download the site (http://www.meyersound.com/forms/compass/, or navigate to the Compass product page and click Get Compass).
Page 21: Running Compass With Virtual Galileo
Running Compass with Virtual Galileo Virtual Galileo provides a software simulation of the Galileo 616 hardware. It allows you to be productive when Galileo hardware is not available for your use; it also allows you to create new projects without risking changes to a Galileo unit that is currently in use.
Page 22 A new Galileo tab will be added to the top of the window. The text “virtual” will be shown above the Galileo tab name. You may now use the Virtual Galileo device as if it were a real Galileo 616 unit, though without audio signal.
Page 23 A new Galileo tab will be added to the top of the window. The text “virtual” will be shown above the Galileo tab name. The Virtual Galileo will now perform in place of the Galileo 616 unit. IMPORTANT: When you disconnect the Virtual Galileo all settings will be lost.
Page 24: Running Compass With Galileo
Galileo units is simple. Network Connections In brief, you can connect your workstation directly to a single Galileo 616 unit, or connect your workstation and multiple Galileo 616 units to a network switch or router. Many modern computers support a network standard named Auto-MDIX which allows you to connect the workstation computer directly to the Galileo without an intervening network switch or router.
Page 25 In addition, permitting access to port 8000 on the Galileo 616 units will allow web access to the Galileo log files.
Page 26 A full discussion of networking issues is beyond the scope of this manual. If you encounter problems with connecting your workstation computer to a Galileo system, please refer to the Galileo Hardware Reference Manual for details, consult your local hardware installation technician, or contact Meyer Sound technical support.
Page 27: Chapter 2: Compass Overview
Compass and Galileo. Compass Capabilities Compass provides comprehensive control of the Galileo 616 through a graphical user interface running on a remote computer. Compass is the primary method of operating the Galileo loudspeaker management system.
Page 28: Compass Controls
CHAPTER 2: COMPASS OVERVIEW Compass Controls Figure 2.1. Illustrated User Interface Element Names On each Compass page are controls for setting values; selecting, isolating, and link grouping channels; enabling or bypassing parts of the signal path; selecting a page or sub-page of controls;...
Page 29 COMPASS USER GUIDE Some pages have tabs within the page itself, providing access to a series of sub-pages that further organize controls. On the Input Processing and Output Processing pages these tabs can be hidden or the sub-pages collapsed, freeing up additional space for the plot curve display. The color of the tab indicates the network status of the Galileo unit.
Page 30 CHAPTER 2: COMPASS OVERVIEW Using Buttons Buttons perform an action when pressed, perhaps selecting a channel, toggling a function, or displaying a new page. Visually, the buttons look like traditional on-screen buttons. Buttons almost always have a label (unassigned Link buttons are the notable exception);...
Page 31 Visually, the encoder looks like a round knob inside a square casing. When the knobs are colored the colors correspond to the colors of the Galileo 616 front panel encoders. Unlike the controls described so far, the encoder is used by dragging: click and hold the mouse button, then drag the cursor around to change the value in the value box.
Page 32 CHAPTER 2: COMPASS OVERVIEW Using Faders Faders are shown on the input and output master pages. Visually, they look like traditional physical console faders: a slider that can be dragged up or down to adjust the gain value, with value demarcations beside it. The gain value is displayed in both the associated value box and on the slider knob.
Page 33 COMPASS USER GUIDE Parametric sub-page. When the mouse is hovered over a handle, an expanded handle is displayed: three vertical bars intersecting a horizontal bar. The horizontal bar, amber in color, corresponds to the gain level. The center vertical bar, red, corresponds to the frequency centerpoint.
Page 34: General Workflow
+26 dBu (standard) or +20 dBu (studio mode). The Galileo 616 also has a standard Ethernet connection for communication with Compass. In facilities with more than one Galileo, the Ethernet connections will be made to a network hub or router, allowing Compass to communicate with all Galileos simultaneously.
Page 35 Output page. Detailed instructions are provided in Configuring Audio Inputs and Outputs (p. 28). Network configuration is managed through the Galileos page. Find Galileos will, in most situations, auto-discover network-connected Galileo 616 units. Detailed instructions are provided in Running Compass with Galileo (p. 6). 2. Label Galileos, Inputs, and Outputs Although most Galileo installations are relatively simple, it is still important to provide useful names for the Galileos and their input and output channels.
Page 36 To make your work progress more quickly, learn to use the Using Shortcuts (p. 24). Although the Galileo 616 has a very low noise floor and wide dynamic range it is best to work the mixing console at its optimum levels. The Galileo will accept the maximum output of most mixing consoles, allowing you to restrict gain control in the Galileo to the adjustment and balancing of signals.
Page 37 It is a superlative tool for determining optimal loudspeaker placement and appropriate acoustic environment correction. When connected to a Galileo 616, the Galileo is used as a line switcher, eliminating the need for any additional patching.
Page 38 CHAPTER 2: COMPASS OVERVIEW See Connecting and Configuring for use with SIM3 (p. 51) for a quick overview. Consult the SIM3 User Manual for full details. 8. Configure Processing Compass provides first-order EQ (TruShaping) and second-order EQ (parametric) equalization on input and output channels, as well as a 31-band graphic equalizer on inputs and high/low pass filtering on outputs.
Page 39 COMPASS USER GUIDE In other situations you may be responsible for designing the signal processing components of a show, but the show itself will be run by a someone else; in such a case, you may want to allow access to gain control and the summing matrix while locking-out access to signal processing.
Page 41: Chapter 3: Using Compass Tools
Compass is presented as a single-window interface controlling a number of physical and virtual Galileo 616 units. Within the window each Galileo is provided its own “tab.” Clicking a tab brings that page to the front of the window, often presenting a series of sub-tabs classifying various sets of controls: “Settings,”...
Page 42: Using Shortcuts
CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Using Shortcuts To facilitate rapid Compass configuration a number of shortcuts are available: Linking Settings Between Stereo Pairs Assuming that neither channel of a stereo pair is isolated, a stereo pair of control values can be adjusted simultaneously: When using the mouse, hold the Shift ›...
Page 43 COMPASS USER GUIDE When using the keyboard, use Alt+Enter › to set the value after typing it. The selected control value will be adjusted using the alternative behaviour. See Channel Linking Preferences (p. 76) for more detail. Automatic Negative Gain Values When typing a value in a gain value input box the default behavior for Compass is to assume 2 in a gain value box will the value is negative unless preceded by a plus: for example, typing...
Page 44: Setting Compass And Channel Preferences
CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Click outside the center of an encoder before dragging to change values less rapidly. Setting Frequency Values 1500 , 1.5k , and 1k5 are equivalent. When typing a frequency value, the values Tabbing Between Input Boxes The Tab ›...
Page 45 COMPASS USER GUIDE Viewing Full-Screen Compass Toggle full-screen Compass by clicking the small Full Screen button in the upper left of any Compass window. Using Small Screen Scaling If your computer has a low-resolution screen, Compass control pages may not fit on the screen at its default size.
Page 46: Configuring Audio Inputs And Outputs
Each Galileo 616 unit can receive six channels of audio input signal and send sixteen channels of output signal. The Galileo 616 can accept the line level output of most mixing consoles and can directly drive Meyer Sound self-powered loudspeakers to full output.
Page 47 AES input does not require selecting an input voltage range. Configuring the Galileo 616 Audio Outputs The adjustable output range provides two level output settings to drive Meyer Sound self-powered products. The +20 dBu output range setting lowers the overall noise floor by nearly 6 dB.
Page 48: Using The Summing Matrix
Clear Enable Linking Across Selected Galileos to avoid configuring other Galileos. Select the appropriate Output Voltage Range for the connected devices. Configuring Many Galileos Simultaneously When you have several Galileo 616 units with identical I/O requirements, you can configure them simultaneously. On the Galileos page: In the Link column, select the Galileos that will be configured identically.
Page 49 COMPASS USER GUIDE For each input that is to be routed to an output, click the crossover point to select unity gain. Input signal will be routed to the output channel at unity gain. Crossover points may still be assigned an arbitrary crossover attenuation value. Click inside the crosspoint value box and type a new value, then press Enter ›...
Page 50 CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Copying or Saving Matrix Values Right-click on a crossover point: either the crossover point you wish to copy or save, a crossover point on a row you wish to copy or save, or on any crossover point if you want to copy or save the entire matrix.
Page 51 COMPASS USER GUIDE Right-click a crossover point. The Clipboard Options and Saved Settings window will be shown. On the Copy Summing Matrix row, click Load. A file selection window will be displayed, allowing you to choose an existing summing matrix. Summing matrix files use [file name].galileoSummingMatrix names.
Page 52 CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS 2x4 + 2x2 + 2x2.galileoSummingMatrix : ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱...
Page 53 COMPASS USER GUIDE 2x4 + 2x4.galileoSummingMatrix : ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱...
Page 54 CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS 2x6 + 2x2.galileoSummingMatrix : ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱...
Page 55 COMPASS USER GUIDE 2x6 + 4.galileoSummingMatrix : ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱...
Page 56 CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS 2x8.galileoSummingMatrix : ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱...
Page 57 COMPASS USER GUIDE 5.1.galileoSummingMatrix : ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱...
Page 58 CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Diagonal.galileoSummingMatrix : ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱...
Page 59 COMPASS USER GUIDE All Off.galileoSummingMatrix :...
Page 60: Linking Channels
CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Linking Channels You may want several channels to share the same settings. For instance, stereo pairs almost always have identical processing, and loudspeakers are almost always in the same environment and should share the atmospheric correction settings. There are two link modes: one that uses the Shift ›...
Page 61 COMPASS USER GUIDE Make your control setting changes. All selected, non-isolated channels are linked and will share the control setting value. Select linking can be momentarily disabled by holding the Cmd › key when mousing or using Cmd+Enter › when entering a control value. See Separating Select and Link Group Behaviors (p.
Page 62 CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Separating Select and Link Group Behaviors By default link groups are used to enable selection of many channels simultaneously, as described above. An alternative behavior is available in which the channels in a link group are linked regardless of their select status.
Page 63 COMPASS USER GUIDE Right-click the control before adjusting it. The Clipboard Options and Saved Settings ■ window will be displayed. Below the name of the channel and the control is a graph of Galileo units: those channels that are shown as buttons are linked and will be affected by the control setting change.
Page 64: Linking Galileos
CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Linking Galileos Galileos can, through Compass, share settings. When Galileos are linked, selected channels (or all channels: see Choosing Selected-Channel Link Mode (p. 46), below) on the Galileos will share any changes made to their controls. Linking Galileo Units Select the Galileos page.
Page 65: Atmospheric Correction And M Series Array Correction
COMPASS USER GUIDE Select All channels on the active Galileo tab are always linked to the same channels, by letter or number, on other selected Galileos if you want all controls on a linked Galileo to affect the same control on all other linked Galileos (regardless of the selection status of that control on the other Galileos).
Page 66 CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Setting Environment Conditions for a Single Galileo Unit Select the Galileo Map page for the Galileo. If the background color of Environment for Atmospheric Correction is dark purple (magenta): Select the [Galileo Unit] > Settings > Environment page. Clear Enable Linking Across Selected Galileos.
Page 67 COMPASS USER GUIDE Select Enable Linking Across Selected Galileos. The window will now have a dark purple (magenta) background color. Using the Natural Environment for Atmospheric Correction controls, set the temperature, humidity, and altitude for the facility. All globally linked Galileos will now be set to the same environment conditions. You should now set the distances between the loudspeakers and listening area.
Page 68 Bypassed buttons in the Output Processing pages do not affect array correction. Configuring M Series Array Correction This setting assumes the output channel(s) on the Galileo 616 unit are connected to a Meyer Sound M Series curvilinear or line array. Array Correction allows you to assign pre-configured EQ correction to the channels to compensate for low-frequency build-up related to the length of the array.
Page 69: Connecting And Configuring For Use With Sim3
MSL-4 in a horizontal array. Connecting and Configuring for use with SIM3 The Galileo 616 can be configured to act as a line switcher for the Meyer Sound SIM-3022 Audio Analyzer, allowing the SIM3 to measure across all combinations of inputs and outputs...
Page 70 Galileo snapshots. Configuring Galileo for SIM3 Connect the SIM3 Line Switcher port to a Galileo 616 unit SIM3 bus connector. Select [Galileo Unit] > Settings > SIM3. Set the SIM3 Bus Address. This value will be used in configuring branches in the SIM3 software.
Page 71: Using Signal Processing
COMPASS USER GUIDE Using Signal Processing Compass provides composite equalization: you can “layer” various types of equalization, view the summation result in a graphic plot, and adjust various EQ parameters to achieve the ideal signal equalization curve. There are a number of configurable settings specific to the user interface. See Input Processing (p.
Page 72 CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Clear the Settings control, located in the top right corner. The various display setting controls will now be hidden, allowing the plot more horizontal space. Clear the Dual View setting. Click Collapse, located to the right of the sub-page selection tabs. The control setting controls will now be hidden, providing significantly more vertical space for the plot.
Page 73 Parametric EQ Compass provides a digital version of the Meyer Sound CP-10 filter set through its five-band (inputs) and ten-band (outputs) complementary phase parametric equalizers. As a second-order filter, it is ideal for treating interaction artifacts.
Page 74 EQ. With TruShaping, phase shift is kept to a minimum, making it ideal for shaping low frequency signal and the associated subjective qualities perceived by the listening audience. When VX-1 Mode is enabled, the EQ curve will duplicate the functionality of the Meyer Sound VX-1. Setting TruShaping EQ Values There are several methods available to set the value for a TruShaping EQ control: Drag a horizontal handle to adjust gain.
Page 75 COMPASS USER GUIDE Using VX-1 Mode In VX-1 mode the upper two gain handles are locked together, such that the upper frequency handle has no effect on the EQ curve. This creates a smooth, broad high-frequency boost or cut. When VX-1 Mode is first enabled the TruShaping EQ plot does not change: this preserves your TruShaping design until you deliberately adjust one of the upper handle components.
Page 76: 2Nd Order High Pass
CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Subwoofer Filtering Each output channel may be assigned a low or high pass filter. There are three filter choices available: Figure 3.1. Low Pass Figure 3.2. 2 Order High Pass Figure 3.3. Elliptical High Pass Using Low Pass Filtering Low pass filtering is easily applied to a channel: Select the [Galileo Unit] >...
Page 77: Copy, Paste, Load, Save, And Reset Control Values
COMPASS USER GUIDE Delay Units and Ranges Delay values are correlated, allowing automatic conversion from one measurement unit to another when changing the unit measure. Delay units and value ranges are as follows: Table 3.1. Delay Unit Ranges Unit Range Milliseconds (ms) 0.00−2000.00 ms Meters (m)
Page 78 CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS In the window that is displayed subsequent to the right-click, click the button that corresponds to the action you wish to take. Paste is available only after a value is copied, and only when the selected control is able to accept the pasted value. When saving or loading values, a file selection window is displayed, through which you may choose a directory and file name.
Page 79: Saving And Loading Projects And Snapshots
COMPASS USER GUIDE Copy/Reset All Control Values of an Input or Output Channel Right-click the channel Select button. [file name].galileoInputChannel and Save and Load file names have the form [file name].galileoOutputChannel . Copy/Reset All Control Values of All Input or Output Channels Right-click the Input Masters or Output Master page tab.
Page 80 CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS contain many snapshots. Snapshots capture the state of all controls, not just those that are on a particular Galileo unit sub-page. Recalling a snapshot instantly sets the controls and system settings to the saved values. At the bottom of Galileo unit sub-pages is a set of snapshot and project control buttons.
Page 81 ■ Recalling a Boot Snapshot at Galileo Power-on The Galileo 616 can be configured to automatically recall a specific snapshot when first powered-on. This is very useful for defining a “safe” or default configuration. Select the [Galileo Unit] > Project page.
Page 82 CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Saving a Snapshot Snapshots are usually saved as part of a Galileo project. It is also possible to save them individually. This is especially useful as a means of copying snapshots between projects. Select the [Galileo Unit] > Project page. From the Snapshot Library, select the desired snapshot.
Page 83 COMPASS USER GUIDE training the facility operator will be able to select and recall the appropriate snapshot for the current activity. Using Snapshots for Tour Setup In a traveling show, snapshots can be used to provide a base foundation from which to quickly develop site-specific tuning.
Page 84 CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Loading a Project Select the [Galileo Unit] > Project page. Choose: Enable Load Galileo Settings if you want the control values that were saved with the project to be loaded. Clear Load Galileo Settings if you want to retain the control values currently in use. In the Current Project box, click Open….
Page 85 COMPASS USER GUIDE An extra set of controls will now be shown. Select Backup Project. Project backup file names are automatically saved in the Compass_Settings/Compass_Backups directory, and have the form Backup_[date + time code].galileoProject . See Compass Software File Locations for further details.
Page 86: Restricting Access To Compass Settings
CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS Restricting Access to Compass Settings In some venues it is advantageous to permit “public” access to some Galileo functionality while restricting access to other controls. For instance, you may create several snapshots with control settings that vary to accommodate speaking voice amplification, singing voice amplification, and music amplification.
Page 87 Recover Lost Access Code command. A recovery code consisting of three 3-digit numbers will be generated. Call Meyer Sound Technical Support at +1 510 486.0657 and provide the recovery code. A single-use unlock code will be given to you. Unlock the Galileo Controls using Compass, as described above. The old access code will...
Page 89: Chapter 4: User Interface Reference
CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Compass Tab The Compass pages provides access to configuration options that adjust various behaviors and functionality of the Compass user interface. These options are split across two sub-pages: one that deals mainly with user interface and startup options, and another that controls the behavior of channel and Galileo control value linking.
Page 90 This control is also duplicated in the top left corner of all windows, appearing above the Compass tab. About Compass Displays copyright and trademark information regarding Compass, Galileo 616, and other system components. Compass EULA Displays the end-user licensing agreement, which enumerates your rights and limitations regarding the use of Compass software.
Page 91: Screen Resolutions And Recommended User Interface
COMPASS USER GUIDE Table 4.1. Screen Resolutions and Recommended User Interface Scales Screen Resolution (H × V pixels) Recommended Scale 640 × 480 768 × 576 896 × 672 1024 × 768 1152 × 864 1280 × 960 100% 1408 × 1056 110% 1536 ×...
Page 92 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Tablet When the encoder control is released, the cursor returns to the encoder. Color Mode Selects a dark or bright user interface color set. Where colors are specified in this document, the dark color is mentioned first (followed by the bright color). NOTE: The file selection window is always bright.
Page 93 These options control the behavior of Compass when it is started: Find available Galileos on startup Select to search the primary network for Galileo 616 units when Compass is started, displaying them on the Galileos tab. When cleared, Galileos are discovered only when Find Galileos is clicked.
Page 94: Channel Linking Preferences Page
CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Clip Indicator Clear Mode Selects the meter clipping mode. Meter clipping is indicated by the presence of a red border around the meter and can always be cleared by clicking the meter. When the clip indicator is held, it can be cleared by clicking the meter.
Page 95 COMPASS USER GUIDE Allow Select and Isolate settings to be recalled from a snapshot When selected, recalling a snapshot will apply the channel Select and channel Isolate values that were captured in the snapshot. When cleared, snapshots will recall everything except the channel Select and channel Isolate values.
Page 96 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.
Page 97 COMPASS USER GUIDE Example 4.1. Globally Linked Galileos (“all selected channels” mode) - several Selects on Linked Galileos Galileo Galileo Galileo Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Changes to any of the selected channels (green) on any linked Galileo (green bars) will be propagated to selected channels on all linked Galileos.
Page 98 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Example 4.2. Globally Linked Galileos (“same selected channels” mode) - one Select on Active Galileo Galileo Galileo Galileo Δ Δ Δ Changes to a selected channel (aqua) on active Galileo A (aqua) will be propagated to the same channel on the linked Galileos (aqua bars).
Page 99 COMPASS USER GUIDE All channels on the active Galileo tab are always linked to the same channels, by letter or number, on other selected Galileos Changes made to a channel on the active Galileo will be replicated on the same channels on the linked Galileos.
Page 100 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Example 4.5. Globally Linked Galileos (“all channels” mode) - several Selects on Active Galileo Galileo Galileo Galileo Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Changes (Δ...
Page 101 COMPASS USER GUIDE Example 4.6. Globally Linked Galileos (“all channels” mode) combined with “linked independently” mode In this example, a further level of complexity is introduced: link channel groups have an additional effect, as described above in Link Groups and Selects Mode (p. 77). Link Galileo Galileo...
Page 102 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Example 4.7. Globally Linked Galileos (“all channels” mode, “isolated channels included” mode) - several Selects and Isolates on Active Galileo. Galileo Galileo Galileo Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ...
Page 103 COMPASS USER GUIDE Input and Output Settings Changes made to the Settings > Input and Output page will be propagated to linked Galileos. SIM3 Settings Changes made to the Settings > SIM3 page will be propagated to linked Galileos. Environment Changes made to the Settings >...
Page 104: Galileos Tab
CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Galileos Tab Figure 4.3. Galileos Page The Galileos page provides settings for auto-detecting and adding Galileo 616 units to Compass, and for managing global project and snapshot files. The page comprises four main groups of controls:...
Page 105 The nickname can provide a useful reminder as to the unit s intended use, loudspeaker connections, or other pertinent information. Tab Name Sets the name of the tab for the Galileo 616 or Virtual Galileo. A meaningful name will help you quickly navigate between the Galileo units. Help Displays contextual help for the page.
Page 106 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Open... Displays a file selection window in which you can select an existing global project. Global .galileoGlobalProject appended to the file name. projects have After the file is selected, the Open Global Project window allows you to select individual Galileos for project uploads.
Page 107 COMPASS USER GUIDE Upload Projects Sends project information to Galileos according to the settings selected in this window. Any problems sending the projects will be reported to the right of the Galileo list. Save Displays the Save Global Project window: NOTE: Disconnected Galileos do not participate in global saves.
Page 108 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Close Clears the file name of the global project, preventing accidental overwriting of the file. Help Displays contextual help for the Global Project control. Global Snapshot: Snapshots affecting all connected Galileos may be captured or recalled in a single action. Global Snapshot Displays the name of the global snapshot.
Page 109 COMPASS USER GUIDE Update Recaptures the global snapshot. Only those Galileos selected for inclusion will participate in the capture. Create New... Creates a new global snapshot with the specified name. A comment may also be provided. NOTE: The active snapshot name for all included Galileos will be changed to that of the new global snapshot.
Page 110 Select Use Virtual to simulate connection to the Galileo using Virtual Galileo. Select this when you wish to work on a project without having a working physical connection to a real Galileo 616. Settings on a connected Virtual Galileo can always be transferred to a physical Galileo using the Snapshot/Project window.
Page 111: Named Galileo Tabs
COMPASS USER GUIDE Select Show to restore the Galileo tab at the top of the window. Global Atmospheric Correction Control: Configures atmospheric correction for all Galileos. IMPORTANT: Adjusting the global atmospheric settings resets the individual Galileo atmospheric correction values. You must disconnect those Galileos that are not to be changed.
Page 112 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Save Project Displays a file selection window, in which you can select a directory and a file name for the [project name].galileoProject . project. Projects use a name in the form [Project Name] The current project name (if the project has been saved or loaded). Update Updates the snapshot, if a snapshot has been previously created or recalled, saving all controls with their current values.
Page 113 COMPASS USER GUIDE Link Group Indicates the link group with which a channel is associated. See Compass Overview, General Workflow for further details. When a channel s link button is clicked, a link group selection window will be displayed. In this window you may choose the link group to which the channel will belong, enable or bypass link groups, or click Go to Link Groups to open the Link Groups settings page.
Page 114 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Project Figure 4.4. Galileo Project Page The Project page provides detailed information about the project and snapshots known to the selected Galileo. Active Snapshot: ID, Name, Comment Shows information about the currently active snapshot. Not Modified / Modified Shows the status of the active snapshot: when the Galileo s control values have been adjusted subsequent to loading or saving the snapshot, the Modified indicator is lit bright red.
Page 115 COMPASS USER GUIDE User / Factory Indicates whether the active snapshot is a user-created snapshot or a factory-default snapshot. Create New... Creates a new active snapshot capturing the current Galileo control values. The new snapshot will be appended to the Snapshot Library list.
Page 116 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE More>>> / <<<Less Displays or hides additional project controls: Notes A space for free-form text note entry. Update Notes Makes the note a part of the project, so that it is saved with the project. Merge Project...
Page 117 COMPASS USER GUIDE Save Saves the current project, using the existing project name. Save As... Displays a file selection window, through which you can select a directory and file name for the project. Close Closes the current project. This will prevent changes from being accidentally written to the project.
Page 118 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Recall Recalls the selected snapshot, making it the active snapshot. This is also indicated in the snapshot list by the presence of the word “Current” beside the snapshot ID. Locked / Unlocked Indicates when the snapshot is locked against changes. Locked snapshots are also indicated in the snapshot list by the presence of the letter “L”...
Page 119 COMPASS USER GUIDE Paste If a copy of a snapshot has been made by Cut or Copy, appends that copy to the current library. If a snapshot with the same name already exists in the library, a count number will be appended to the name of the pasted snapshot.
Page 120 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Network Figure 4.5. Galileo Network Settings Page This page provides information about the Galileo network settings, and allows you to update the Galileo s firmware. Galileo Device Type, Galileo Device Nickname, IP Address Shows information about the Galileo. The nickname can be changed. The other settings can not be changed: go to the Galileos page instead.
Page 121 Input and Output Figure 4.6. Galileo I/O Settings Page Each Galileo 616 unit must be correctly configured for its input types and signal voltage ranges. Incorrect configuration may lead to signal distortion and may result in damage to connected components.
Page 122 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Enable Linking Across Selected Galileos Replicates these settings across all selected Galileos when Global Galileo Select-Linking Mode (p. 78) is enabled. Input Channel Types: A Galileo can accept up to six analog inputs or three digital (AES/EBU) inputs. These inputs are named in stereo pairs (A/B;...
Page 123 SIM3 Figure 4.7. Galileo SIM3 Settings Page The Galileo 616 system is compatible with the Meyer Sound SIM3 Audio Analyzer, an advanced sound design tool for determining crossover points, delay times, EQ curves, levels, and speaker positioning that minimizes distortion.
Page 124 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE SIM3 Trim Disabled / SIM3 Trim Enabled Enables trim gain control for channels on the Output Processing page. SIM3 Output Probe Point Selects which output signal probe point will be used in SIM3 calculations. Output Post Delay The probe point includes TruShaping EQ, Parametric EQ, SIM3 Trim, Polarity, and Delay.
Page 125: Galileo Environment Settings Page
COMPASS USER GUIDE Environment Figure 4.8. Galileo Environment Settings Page Atmospheric conditions can greatly affect the quality of venue sound. Environment settings aid in correction of atmospheric distortion. Enable Linking Across Selected Galileos Replicates the environment settings across all selected Galileos when Global Galileo Select-Linking Mode (p.
Page 126 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Altitude Sets the altitude range for the venue. Atmospheric Correction Distance Linked Enables linking of all output loudspeaker distances, so that adjusting the value of one output channel will effect a change in all non-isolated channels on this Galileo and any linked Galileos.
Page 127 Enables and disables access to the control type. Users who do not provide the Access Code will be unable to make changes to those controls that are disabled. Access restrictions apply to both Compass and the Galileo 616 unit. Clear All / Set All...
Page 128 As line arrays become longer they also become more directional in the lower frequencies. Array correction controls this low- and mid-low frequency emphasis. Up to eight Meyer Sound M Series arrays can be controlled by a single Galileo 616. Enable Linking Across Selected Galileos Replicates these settings across all selected Galileos when Global Galileo Select-Linking Mode (p.
Page 129 COMPASS USER GUIDE Status Enables or disables loudspeaker array correction. Type Selects the type of Meyer Sound M Series loudspeaker array. Size Selects the number of loudspeaker units in the array. Array Correction Output Assignments Lists the output channels assigned to the array. Click a channel button to assign or remove the channel to/from the array.
Page 130 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Link Groups Figure 4.11. Galileo Link Groups Settings Page Link group settings are configured on this page. It provides a detailed view of the information that is summarized in on each page s status bar. Enable Linking Across Selected Galileos Replicates these settings across all selected Galileos when Global Galileo Select-Linking Mode (p.
Page 131 COMPASS USER GUIDE Status Enables and disables the link group. [channels A F] Assigns or removes the channel to/from the link group. Link Group Output Assignments: Group Name Displays the name of the link group. You may type a new name. Status Enables and disables the link group.
Page 132: Galileo Galileo Map Page
CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Galileo Map Figure 4.12. Galileo Galileo Map Page The Galileo Map provides a summary of the entire Galileo configuration. Some channels control values may be adjusted directly on this page; others, when clicked, display the appropriate page for more complex operations.
Page 133 COMPASS USER GUIDE Channels not selected have a dark green Select button and typically a black (white) background color. Isolate Isolates the channel from channel linking behaviors (dependent on Channel Linking Preferences (p. 76) settings). Isolated channels show a bright orange Isolate button and a amber (orange) background color on all pages.
Page 134 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE The button on the left displays the EQ curve and opens the Input Processing page to show the most recently-used input processing controls. A dim yellow border indicates EQ is disabled; a dim white border indicates the channel is currently viewed on the Input Processing page.
Page 135 COMPASS USER GUIDE Delay Sets the channel delay. Both a value entry box and an encoder are provided. Gain Sets the channel gain. Both a value entry box and an encoder are provided. Meter Displays the output signal level. Click to clear peak hold; Alt+click to toggle the digital display.
Page 136 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Galileo Map Control: Control... Displays a secondary window, which can remain open while using the Galileo Map page. This button is positioned under the outputs section, on the left. The Galileo Map Control page comprises: Enable Linking Across Selected Galileos Replicates changes made in this window to all selected Galileos when Global Galileo Select-Linking Mode (p.
Page 137 COMPASS USER GUIDE Atmospheric Correction: See also Named Galileo Unit > Settings > Environment (p. 107) and Galileos > Global Atmospheric Correction Control (p. 93). Temperature (°C or °F) Sets the temperature of the venue environment. The Celsius and Fahrenheit controls are linked;...
Page 138 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Input Processing Figure 4.13. Galileo Input Processing Page The Input Processing page provides a complete and comprehensive suite of signal processing controls. A set of sub-page tabs selects the different types of equalization that may be applied to channels.
Page 139 COMPASS USER GUIDE Input Channel Selects the input channel by channel label. Muted channels are shown with a dark red button (bright red when selected). Selected, isolated, and linked channels are indicated by the colour of the window background color. Channel Buttons Selects the input channel using buttons A−F.
Page 140 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Plot Shows the frequency/gain curve, control handles, phase response, and other EQ details. Equalization plot display options are controlled through Processing Interface Settings (p. 122). The displayed plot is often selected by choosing one of the sub-page tabs. Processing Interface Settings The processing pages have a complete suite of interface settings, allowing you to customize plot displays:...
Page 141 COMPASS USER GUIDE Plotter Frequency Range Selects the frequency (horizontal) axis range of EQ plots. Meters Selects the display of meters to the left of the channel EQ plots. When multiple channels are displayed, Current Only displays a single large meter for the current channel while All Plots displays a separate, smaller meter for each channel.
Page 142 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Displays context help for these settings. Response Parametric Response Includes parametric equalization when calculating the plot curve. Regardless of this setting, the EQ remains enabled: this controls only whether it is shown on the plot. TruShaping Response Includes TruShaping equalization when calculating the plot curve.
Page 143 COMPASS USER GUIDE Channel Settings Label Displays the channel label. You may rename the channel. Gain Sets the channel gain value. Delay Sets the channel delay value and selects the delay unit measure. Selecting a new unit measure converts the value. Mute Mutes the channel.
Page 144 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Parametric <<< / >>> Enables or bypasses all bands. [1 5] Enabled / [1 5] Bypassed Enables or disables a specific band. Parametric Enabled / Parametric Bypassed Enables or bypasses parametric EQ. Equalization Enabled / Equalization Bypassed Enables or bypasses all EQ.
Page 145 TruShaping Enabled / TruShaping Disabled Enables or bypasses TruShaping EQ. VX-1 Mode Enables VX-1 Mode, locking the two upper handles together, emulating the functionality of the Meyer Sound VX-1. Equalization Enabled / Equalization Bypassed Enables or bypasses all EQ. Gain Sets the gain value for a TruShaping EQ band.
Page 146 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Graphic EQ Graphic EQ Enabled / Graphic EQ Bypassed Enables or bypasses graphic EQ. Equalization Enabled / Equalization Bypassed Enables or bypasses all EQ. Freq Sets the frequency value for a graphic EQ band. Gain Sets the gain value for a graphic EQ band.
Page 147 COMPASS USER GUIDE Output Processing Figure 4.14. Galileo Output Processing Page The Output Processing page provides a complete and comprehensive suite of signal processing controls. A set of sub-page tabs selects the different types of equalization that may be applied to channels.
Page 148 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Channel Buttons Selects the output channel using buttons 1−16. Muted channels are shown with a dark red button (bright red when selected). Plot Curve: The plot curve(s) typically dominate this page, providing a graphic representation of the frequency gain curve generated by the EQ parameters.
Page 149 COMPASS USER GUIDE Output Processing Interface Settings See Processing Interface Settings (p. 122). Channel Settings Label Displays the channel label. You may rename the channel. Gain Sets the channel gain value. Delay Sets the channel delay value and selects the delay unit measure. Selecting a new unit measure converts the value.
Page 150 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Sel / Iso / [Link] Selects, isolates, or links the channel. Parametric Enabled / Parametric Bypassed Enables or bypasses parametric EQ. TruShaping Enabled / TruShaping Bypassed Enables or bypasses TruShaping EQ. Equalization Enabled / Equalization Bypassed Enables or bypasses all EQ.
Page 151 COMPASS USER GUIDE Parametric <<< / >>> Enables or bypasses all bands. [1 10] Enabled / [1 10] Bypassed Enables or disables a specific band. Parametric Enabled / Parametric Bypassed Enables or bypasses parametric EQ. Equalization Enabled / Equalization Bypassed Enables or bypasses all EQ.
Page 152 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE VX-1 Mode Enables VX-1 Mode, locking the two upper handles together, emulating the functionality of the Meyer Sound VX-1. Equalization Enabled / Equalization Bypassed Enables or bypasses all EQ. Gain Sets the gain value for a TruShaping EQ band.
Page 153: Galileo Summing Matrix Page
COMPASS USER GUIDE Summing Matrix Figure 4.15. Galileo Summing Matrix Page Router Mode Toggles the matrix crosspoints between switches and knobs. In router mode, clicking a crosspoint routes audio input to output at unity gain. In mixer mode, adjusting a crosspoint knob routes audio at a specified gain value. -inf or 90 to represent full off.
Page 154 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Input Masters Figure 4.16. Galileo Input Masters Page The Input Masters page duplicates controls also found on the Galileo Map page. Here, the controls look and feel more like those on a traditional mixing console. Each fader control group comprises: Channel Label Displays the channel label.
Page 155 COMPASS USER GUIDE channel is disabled; a dim white border indicates the channel is currently viewed on the Input Processing page. Sel / Iso / [Link] Selects, isolates, or links the associated channel. The display of these buttons is controlled through Processing Interface Settings (p.
Page 156 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Output Masters Figure 4.17. Galileo Output Masters Page The Output Masters page duplicates controls also found on the Galileo Map page. Here, the controls look and feel more like those on a traditional mixing console. Each fader control group comprises: Channel Label Displays the channel label.
Page 157: Additional User Interface Details
COMPASS USER GUIDE channel is disabled; a dim white border indicates the channel is currently viewed on the Output Processing page. Sel / Iso / [Link] Selects, isolates, or links the associated channel. The display of these buttons is controlled through Processing Interface Settings (p.
Page 158 CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Paste [control] / Paste [control set] / Paste [control page] Displayed when a control value has been copied to the clipboard by one of the Copy actions below. Only one value can be copied at a time. Pastes the copied value to the control(s), overwriting their previous value(s).
Page 159: Keyboard Modifiers
Add or subtract value to/from an existing gain value. Colors Color is used throughout the Compass interface to indicate the status of Galileo 616 units and of channels. Colors in the following tables show the default “night” color followed by the optional “day” color...
Page 160: Background Color Definitions
CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE Tab Colors The color of named Galileo tabs indicates the network status of the Galileo. Table 4.3. Tab Color Definitions Color Meaning Blue Galileo is connected and communicating. A momentary network stall, expected to resolve immediately. Yellow Will turn magenta if the stall is not resolved.
Page 161 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 >...
Page 163: Microsoft Windows Compass Software Installation Locations
Galileo firmware \Program Files\Meyer Sound\Compass Sample projects \Program Files\Meyer Sound\Compass\Projects Galileo settings \Program Files\Meyer Sound\Compass\Saved Settings Project Backups \Documents and Settings\User Name\Compass_Settings\Compass_Backups Project Backups To create a back up of your current project, select [Galileo Unit] > Project > Current Project >...
Page 164 Set TruShaping to LD-2 Array.galileoTruShapingEq file is loaded by right-clicking [Galileo Unit] > Output Processing > TruShaping. It configures equalization to emulate the Meyer Sound LD-2 Line Driver. Compass/Saved Settings/Factory Presets This directory contains over fifty snapshots that will configure the Galileo for a particular configuration of loudspeakers, subwoofers, low- and high-pass filtering, and subwoofer polarity;...
Page 165 APPENDIX B: NETWORK INFORMATION Compass is client-side software that connects to a Galileo 616 server and acts as a control interface to the functions provided by the Galileo. The same functions are also available through the front panel controls of the Galileo.
Page 167 APPENDIX C: USER-DEFINED EQUALIZATION CURVES WITH M SERIES ARRAY AND ATMOSPHERIC CORRECTION In a typical system design, small vertical splay angles in the upper part of the array boost long-distance coverage, while larger angles in the lower elements increase vertical coverage for shorter distances.
Page 168 APPENDIX C USER-DEFINED EQUALIZATION CURVES WITH M SERIES ARRAY AND ATMOSPHERIC CORRECTION For high frequencies, the Atmospheric Correction Distance parameter can be used to obtain the desired correction. Start with an accurate distance value for the distance to which the correction is needed;...
Page 169 APPENDIX C USER-DEFINED EQUALIZATION CURVES WITH M SERIES ARRAY AND ATMOSPHERIC CORRECTION Example Curves The following curves show how changing the settings on the Galileo allows you to tailor the response to create different contour curves. These examples use eight MILO™ high-power curvilinear array loudspeakers in a single zone array at a distance of 60 meters, temperature of 20°...
Page 170 APPENDIX C USER-DEFINED EQUALIZATION CURVES WITH M SERIES ARRAY AND ATMOSPHERIC CORRECTION Depending on the number of elements in the array, low and low-mid frequency build-up may occur due to coupling at those frequencies. Figure C.1. Single MILO at 4 meters With eight elements at 60 meters, Figure C.2: “Eight MILO Array at 60M”...
Page 171: Corrected Eight Milo Array At 60M
APPENDIX C USER-DEFINED EQUALIZATION CURVES WITH M SERIES ARRAY AND ATMOSPHERIC CORRECTION shown in Figure C.3: “Corrected Eight MILO Array at 60M” (p. 153), by performing these functions: High-frequency attenuation is corrected by setting the Natural Environment for Atmospheric Correction to actual conditions: Temperature of 20° C, Humidity at 50%, Altitude below 800m, and (on the channel Output Processing pages) Atmospheric Correction Distance at 60 meters.
Page 172: Corrected Eight Milo Array At Various Distances
APPENDIX C USER-DEFINED EQUALIZATION CURVES WITH M SERIES ARRAY AND ATMOSPHERIC CORRECTION At a distance setting of 60 meters — the actual distance of the array — the Galileo produces the flattest result; any setting below 60 can be used to achieve a different response in the high frequencies.
Page 173 APPENDIX C USER-DEFINED EQUALIZATION CURVES WITH M SERIES ARRAY AND ATMOSPHERIC CORRECTION An Array Size of 8 — which matches the number of elements in the array — achieves the flattest result. However, any setting below eight can be used to achieve a different desired response in the low to low-mid frequencies.
Page 174 APPENDIX C USER-DEFINED EQUALIZATION CURVES WITH M SERIES ARRAY AND ATMOSPHERIC CORRECTION — Distance and Array Size — make it extremely versatile; it can produce a wide range of equalization curves to satisfy almost any application or personal taste. Figure C.6. Corrected Eight MILO Array at Various Distances...
Page 175 INDEX Delay, 58 on input channels, 59 on output channels, 59 units and ranges, 59 Access Control, 68 Document Conventions changing access control, 68 graphic interface element names, xi locking controls, 68 keyboard actions, xiv removing access control, 69 mouse actions, xiii unlocking controls, 68 symbols, xv Air Absorption Compensation, 47...
Page 176 INDEX startup options, 27 showing meter values, 27 Graphic EQ, 57 Meyer Sound setting values, 57 about, xvi technical support, xvii website, xvii Installation Mac OS X installing, 2 Network system requirements, 1 auto-discovery of Galileo units, 6 uninstalling, 2...
Page 177 INDEX configuring MSL-4 array correction, 51 Redo, 26 delay units and ranges, 59 Reset Delays, 58 all control values of a Galileo, 61 display options, 53 all control values of an individual channel, displaying control handles, 55 dual view mode, 54 control values of all input or output Graphic EQ, 57 channels, 61...
Page 178 56 VX-1 mode, 57 Undo, 26 User Interface description of controls, 10 Value Entry reset values to defaults, 26 Virtual Galileo front panel emulation, 5 substituting for a Galileo 616 unit, 4 used in stand-alone development, 4...
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