User manual MARTIN AUDIO SCREEN6B SCHEMATICS

[. . . ] Do not operate the amplifier while wet or standing in liquid. Do not block the air intake or exhaust ports. Install the unit in accordance with the instructions. Do not operate the amplifier near heat producing devices such as radiators, heat registers, stoves or other apparatus that produce heat. [. . . ] The Groups page is generated from the selections made in the Channel list. The All and Subnet groups are automatically generated during upload from the subnet(s) and cannot be modified. The groups view is the primary screen for monitoring status, faults and warnings, as well as for controlling mute and solo functions. This view shows parameter details for the selected channel or device (amplifier or MANET1), including DIP switch settings and performance indicators such as level and temperature. Channel: Groups: Details: 14 Offline: When not connected to a physical subnet, editing of an offline configuration is possible in Edit mode. You may add devices, add groups, rename channels and devices, and set configured DIP switches. "Operate" is not selectable in Offline state. When a configuration is created offline and subsequent connection to a physical subnet is required, selecting Online interrogates the network and uploads amplifier information. The type and position of available devices are compared to the configuration, and an indication of the "Match" status can be seen in the Device view. Online mode opens by default in "Edit"; "Operate" can be selected after the network is interrogated. Online: Edit: This is the default state in Offline mode. You may select between Edit and Operate in Online mode. In both states (Offline and Online) it is possible to add devices and groups, re-name channels and devices, and correct mismatched devices between Configuration and Physical subnets. A Mute or Solo command for a Subnet will affect all devices connected to the subnet, including those devices not in the current configuration or shown as "Unknown. " 5. 4. 2 Lock mode You may lock MA Netcontrol to prevent inadvertent changes or unauthorized use. To lock MA Netcontrol, click on the Lock icon in the toolbar. You may select either Configuration or Operation lock modes in the View menu. Configuration lock prohibits changes to current and saved amplifier configurations. Operation lock blocks access to operating functions (power on/off, solo, mute) as well as prohibiting most changes to configuration. This is essentially a "monitor only" mode. You may block access to the Unlock function using the Password Protect mode. Select Lock Settings from the View menu, and then select Use Password Protection. If no password has been entered, you will be prompted to enter one. 5. 4. 3 Basic Editing: Creating Channel Groups MA Netcontrol offers a number of features for Online and Offline editing of amplifier configurations. For many users, the most powerful editing feature will be creating channel groups. You may assign any channel from any device to a specific group. [. . . ] The Tree View window may be opened or closed using the Tree View icon in the toolbar. The Tree in collapsed view shows two main subdivisions: Groups and Network. Groups shows the default (non-removable) All and Subnet, as well as any other configured groups. Network shows all configured subnets, even if no corresponding physical subnet is connected. [. . . ]