Meyer Sound Galileo GALAXY 408, User Manual

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GALILEO GALAXY USER GUIDE
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Launch “Virtual” mode to work on a project without being connected to a real GALAXY processor (this feature also
supports a demo mode with simulated meter values that sweep up and down)
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Select whether a GALAXY processor is displayed in the main Compass window or a secondary window
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Select whether or not the Systems tab will display a device’s settings.
If any of the processors are running firmware that is incompatible with the version of Compass, the firmware version will be
displayed with an amber background rather than blue. The Galaxy firmware must be the version that corresponds with the
Compass application being used. Either update the GALAXY processor firmware or use the version of Compass that
corresponds to the GALAXY processor’s firmware.
Upgrading Firmware
If firmware updating is required, see “Network” on page 34 or visit https://meyersound.com/videos/#support for a how-to
video.
Individual Processor Control Tab
Select the tab of a connected GALAXY processor at the top of the screen. The Overview tab will be displayed (Figure 15).
Each processor tab has nine sub-tabs that provide controls to adjust the processor functions: Project, Settings, Overview,
Input Processing, Output Processing, Summing Matrix, Delay Matrix, Input Masters, and Output Masters.
A status bar (Figure 15) is at the bottom of each GALAXY processor tab that includes:
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Clock Status—current clock status is displayed as locked or unlocked.
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Project and Snapshot Controls—the current project and snapshot (see “Projects Tab” on page 32) are displayed. The
user can also save a project, update or create snapshots, and monitor whether or not a boot snapshot is enabled.
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Channels Control—the three row Channels bar allows a user to Select (link channels), Isolate (temporarily isolate a
channel from other channels to which it is linked), and Link Groups (enable selection of multiple channels by selecting
one) for all input and output channels.
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Server Connection Status—two small indicators in the bottom right will flash every couple of seconds when the server
(processor) is properly connected. These lights signify that upload (ping) and download (pong) data transfers are
happening.
Figure 14: Inventory tab
The firmware display will
be amber if the firmware is
not compatible with the
version of Compass in use.
Select Find Devices to list
the available GALAXY
processors