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CHAPTER 4
Deleting a Loudspeaker
To delete a loudspeaker, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on the loudspeaker icon in Speaker View
(anywhere except the title bar) and click Delete .
CAUTION: Deleting a loudspeaker from any
Page deletes the loudspeaker from all Pages
– not just the Page the loudspeaker is on.
2. A dialog appears, asking you to confirm the deletion.
Click OK to delete the loudspeaker. The Remove Loud-
speaker From Network dialog appears.
3. If you expect to use the loudspeaker in a future Panel,
click
No
to keep it commissioned so you can speed up
the process of adding it later. If you don’t expect to use
the loudspeaker in a future panel, click
Yes
to decom-
mission it and recover its Device Credit.
Loudspeaker Views
RMS provides four different views for monitoring each
loudspeaker on the network. They are:
■
Small Icon View
■
Icon View
■
Meter View
■
Text View
NOTE: The default view for newly-added
loudspeakers can be set by selecting View
from the menu bar.
Each view displays important monitoring information about
a loudspeaker, allowing you to customize how you moni-
tor your network. You can see any view by right-clicking
any visible view and selecting the view from the Properties
menu.
NOTE:
See the section “Working with
Views” later in this chapter for more about
viewing options.
CAUTION: This chapter uses the MILO
loudspeaker in its examples. The informa-
tion available in each view may be different for each
loudspeaker depending on the number of drivers
and the capabilities and/or design of the loud-
speaker.
Icon View and Small Icon View
Icon View (the default loudspeaker view) and Small Icon
View are both graphical representations of the loudspeak-
er. Figures 4.6 and 4.7 show a MILO high-power curvilin-
ear array loudspeaker in Icon View and Small Icon View,
respectively.
Figure 4.6. Icon View for a MILO loudspeaker
Figure 4.7. Small Icon View for a MILO loudspeaker
The information you can monitor using Icon View and Small
Icon View is tailored somewhat to the features and func-
tionality of each loudspeaker. Both views provide seven
monitoring parameters, as shown in Table 4.1 for the MILO
loudspeaker.
Title Bar
Loudspeaker
Communication
Indicator
Solo Button/Indicator
Wink Button/Indicator
Mute Button/Indicator
Amplifier Channel
Status Indicators
Information
Indicator
Title Bar
Amplifier Channel
Status Indicators
Solo Button/Indicator
Information Indicator
Mute Button/
Indicator
Loudspeaker
Communication
Indicator