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Home - daily overview

Home - daily overview
Actual interface capture from the user guide.

Emergency mute

Immediately mutes the system. Use it to stop sound quickly; it is separate from locking the controls.

Action; takes effect on Core immediately.

Controls active / locked

Locks or unlocks operation. When Controls PIN is enabled, unlocking requires the correct PIN.

Active / Locked; an enabled PIN has 4-6 digits.

Master Mute

Mutes the master audio output. Clicking again toggles the mute state.

Mute / Muted.

Master volume

Sets the overall system level. The dB value shows the current gain.

-60 to +6 dB; slider step 0.5 dB. The 0 dB scale label is not the upper limit.

Master -

Lowers master volume by one decibel.

-1 dB per step, down to -60 dB.

Master +

Raises master volume by one decibel.

+1 dB per step, up to +6 dB.

Zone -

Lowers the corresponding zone volume on Home.

-1 dB per step.

Zone +

Raises the corresponding zone volume on Home.

+1 dB per step.

Zone mute

Mutes only the selected zone.

Mute / Muted; takes effect immediately.

Zone volume on Home

Sets the indicated zone level. Only enabled zones with Show on home appear here; for a Slave zone this is relative trim.

-60 to +6 dB; slider step 0.5 dB.

Quick presets

Loads the selected performance preset. Active identifies the current preset. The first four named slots are shown.

Names are user data; edit them in Settings > Presets > Performance.

Home

Opens the daily view of master volume, meters, visible zones and quick presets.

Navigation only; does not change audio settings.

Players

Opens zone players, the local cue and server playlists.

Navigation only; does not change audio settings.

Multizone

Opens scenes, zones, announcements, physical output routing and Video.

Navigation only; does not change audio settings.

DSP

Opens audio processors and their presets.

Navigation only; does not change audio settings.

Settings

Opens licensing, updates, storage, access, presets, hardware and the tone generator.

Navigation only; does not change audio settings.

CORE API and write status

CORE API identifies the Core API connection. Ready means no write is pending; syncing means a write is in progress, synced confirms it, and error indicates failure.

Status readout.

SR

Audio-engine sample rate; 48 kHz in this capture. This is a readout, not a sample-rate selector.

Status readout.

BUF

Reported audio-engine buffer size in samples (smp).

Status readout.

LAT

Reported audio-engine latency in milliseconds. It does not describe the full video or end-to-end system delay.

Status readout.

CPU

Reported audio-engine load, which varies during operation. It is not total CPU usage across all applications.

Status readout.

Signal levels

Live input levels before DSP and active output levels. Channel rows, when present, show RMS values and peak markers; this capture has no displayed channel rows.

Status readout.

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