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Editing Group Definitions
A Group is a set of audio channels playing simultaneously. Note that one or more loudspeakers may be
reproducing one audio channel, and one or more audio channels may be reproduced by one loudspeaker,
so it is important to understand that Groups are a collection of audio channels, not just Groups of
loudspeakers. Groups can be added, copied, edited or deleted.
The "Add Group" button creates a new Group definition to the System Setup file. By default all channels
are active in the new Group.
The "Copy Group" button creates a new Group definition to the System Setup file with the same content
as the currently selected Group definition.
The "Edit Group" button opens a Group definition editor for modifying the selected Group.
The "Delete Group" button deletes the selected Group. There must be at least one Group in a System
Setup file.
The Group definition editor provides step-by-step instructions when creating a new Group definition. The
default setting when creating a new Group is that all audio channels are selected and all loudspeakers
are playing.
To modify the Group, click on the audio channel nametags. This excludes (marked by a red "x') all
loudspeakers reproducing this audio channel. It is also possible also click on the individual loudspeakers
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