Lake Controller Operation Manual

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Table Of Contents

1. Welcome
- 1.1 Important Information
- 1.2 Introduction
- 1.3 Controller Overview
- 1.4 Manual Overview
2. Software Installation
- 2.1 Computer Requirements
- 2.2 Lake Controller Installation
- 2.3 Moving User Files between Installations
3. Network & Firewall Overview
- 3.1 Ethernet Overview
- 3.2 Firewall Configuration
- 3.3 IP Address Configuration
- 3.4 Wired Network Setup
- 3.5 Wireless Network Setup
- 3.6 Dante Digital Audio Networking
4. Lake Controller Tutorial
- 4.1 Starting the Lake Controller
- 4.2 Overview of Main Page Components
- 4.4 Equalization
- 4.5 Crossovers
- 4.6 Groups
- 4.7 Lake Controller File Types
5. Home Menu Reference
- 5.1 Main Screen Home Menu
- 5.2 Accessing EQ/Levels from HOME
6. EQ/Levels Menu Reference
- 6.1 EQ/Levels Overview
- 6.2 Levels
- 6.3 Input EQ
- 6.4 Crossovers and HPF/LPF
- 6.5 Auxiliary Output Channels
7. System Store Recall Menu Reference
- 7.1 System Store Recall Navigation
- 7.2 Shortcut to Data/User Folder
- 7.3 Recall as New System—Open
- 7.4 Recall as Subsystem
- 7.5 Recall Compare
- 7.6 Recall as Virtual Sub System (SS)
- 7.7 Store System
- 7.8 Store Subsystem
- 7.9 File Utilities
- 7.10 System Presets
8. Modules Menu Reference
- 8.1 EQ/Levels
- 8.2 I/O Config
- 8.3 Label & Lock
- 8.4 Copy/Paste/Replace
- 8.5 Remove
- 8.6 Module Store/Recall
- 8.7 Add Page
- 8.8 Super Modules (LM & PLM Series only)
10. Groups Menu Reference
- 10.1 Adding a Group
- 10.2 EQ/Levels
- 10.3 Assign
- 10.4 Label
- 10.5 Copy/Paste
- 10.6 Remove
- 10.7 Gang
- 10.8 Add Page
11. Solo/Mute Menu Reference
- 11.1 EQ/Levels
- 11.2 Solo/Mute Enable
- 11.3 Pile
- 11.4 All Mute
12. Icon Control Menu Reference
- 12.1 Meters On/Off
- 12.2 Icon Small/Normal/Medium/Large
- 12.3 Global Status Indicator
13. User Preferences Menu Reference
- 13.1 Contexts
- 13.2 Delay Units
- 13.3 Designer Functions
- 13.4 Keyboard Shortcuts
- 13.5 About
- 13.6 Graphics
- 13.7 Show Mode
14. Pages Menu Reference
- 14.1 Cut Icon
- 14.2 Copy Icon
- 14.3 Paste Icon
- 14.4 Page Label
- 14.5 Page Delete
- 14.6 Page Add
- 14.7 Page Hide
- 14.8 Scrolling Pages
15. Network Menu Reference
- 15.1 Network
- 15.2 Multiple Controllers
- 15.3 Working Offline
16. Communication and Synchronization
- 16.1 Offline Modules
- 16.2 Communication/Network Errors
- 16.3 Synchronization
17. Faults and Warnings
- 17.1 Faults and Warnings Indication
18. Analyzer Plug-in
- 18.1 Overview
- 18.2 System Requirements
- 18.3 Analyzer Plug-in Quick Start Guide
- 18.4 Function Reference
19. Designer Mode Menu Reference
- 19.1 Designer Mode Basics
- 19.2 Designer Mode Security
- 19.3 Functional Reference Guide
- 19.4 Designer Worksheets
20. Lake-enabled Amplifier Reference
- 20.1 Signal Flow
- 20.2 Monitoring & Control
- 20.3 Lake LoadLibrary™
- 20.4 LoadSmart™
- 20.5 Navigation
- 20.6 Status Tab
- 20.7 History Tab
- 20.8 Events Tab
- 20.10 Output Tab
- 20.12 Global Events Tab
- 20.13 Global Control Tab
- 20.14 Log Files
21. LM Series Reference and Operation
- 21.1 Pass-Thru Input Router Functionality
- 21.2 GPIO Configuration
- 21.3 Remote Power Control & Event Logs
22. MY8-LAKE Reference and Operation
- 22.1 Signal Flow
- 22.2 Operation Mode
- 22.3 Host Analog Output Reference Configuration
- 22.4 I/O Configuration View Mode Options
23. Keyboard Shortcuts
- 23.1 Enabling/Disabling Keyboard Shortcuts
- 23.2 General Keyboard Shortcuts
- 23.3 Button Bar Shortcuts
- 23.4 EQ, LEVELS, XOVER, and AUX Screen Shortcuts
24. External Control Interfaces
- 24.1 GPIO (LM Series Only)
- 24.2 AMX® and Crestron® Control
25. Command Line Options
- 25.1 Overview
- 25.2 Reference
26. Firmware Update
- 26.1 Backup System Configuration and Presets
- 26.2 Updating Firmware
- 26.3 Incompatible Firmware Notification in Lake Controller
27. Preset Manager
- 27.1 Starting the Lake Preset Manager
- 27.2 Screen Layout
- 27.3 Working with Frames
- 27.4 Working with Bank Files
- 27.5 Common Functionality
28. IP Address Reference
- 28.1 Network Essentials
- 28.2 Factory Reset Configuration
29. Corporate Information
- 29.1 Contact Details
- 29.2 Trademarks

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Solo/Mute Menu Reference

Figure 11-1: Solo/Mute

11.3 Pile

The Pile function allows for multiple Modules or Groups to solo at the same time.

1. Tap SOLO/MUTE ENABLE from the SOLO/MUTE menu. The button illuminates orange.

2. Tap PILE. The button illuminates orange.

3. Tap a Module or Group icon to solo. Repeat for other Modules or Groups to solo.

4. Tap SOLO/MUTE ENABLE again to exit this function.

11.4 All Mute

To mute all Modules in a system, perform the following steps:

1. Tap SOLO/MUTE ENABLE from the SOLO/MUTE menu. The button illuminates orange.

2. Tap ALL MUTE.

3. Tap SOLO/MUTE ENABLE or SOLO/MUTE EXIT to resume normal status.