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GUI menu options
The GUI menu, which can be opened from either GUI screen, presents you with
a main list of options that open specic screens or submenus, as shown in the
following table.
Option Description/function
Default Opens the default display applicable to the GUI screen you are operating (see “GUI” in chapter 3). If the GUI screen has been mapped
to the other bay, its default screen will match that bay (see “Mapping a GUI screen to another bay” in Appendix G).
Files Opens the Files screen (see “Managing show les on the Files screen” in chapter 20).
Input Channels Input channel option, which opens a submenu with the following options:
• Input Sheet — lets you congure all of the input channels (see “Conguring the channels, groups and internal units
in chapter 27).
• 1-8 through to 137-144 (depending on PRO Series Control Centre) — click one to open its associated bank of inputs, or its
submenu. Each submenu contains the eight inputs belonging to its bank; click on one to select its channel.
Mix & Outputs Output channel option, which opens a submenu with the following options:
• Output Sheet — lets you congure the output channels (see “Conguring the channels, groups and internal units”
in chapter 27).
• Output channel options — click one to open the associated bank of outputs (returns, auxes, matrices or masters), or open
the submenu. Each submenu contains the outputs belonging to its bank; click on one to select its channel.
Control Groups Control groups (VCA/POP, auto-mute and talk) option, which opens a submenu with the following options:
• Group Sheet — lets you congure each group (see “Conguring the channels, groups and internal units” in chapter 27).
• VCA Groups — click to open the VCA Groups screen, or open the submenu, which contains an option each for the 10 VCA
groups and eight POP groups; click on one to select its group. See “VCA and POP groups” in chapter 17.
• Mute Groups — click to open the Mute Groups screen (see “Auto-mute (mute) groups” in chapter 17).
• Talk Groups — click to open the Talk Groups screen (see “Talk groups” in chapter 17).
Rack Units Internal units option, which opens a submenu with the following options:
• Eects Sheet — lets you congure each ‘virtual’ GEQ and internal eect rack unit (see “Conguring the channels, groups and
internal units” in chapter 27).
• Graphic EQs — opens the Graphic EQs screen (see “About the Graphic EQs screen” in chapter 15).
• Eects — opens the Eects screen (see “Overview of the internal eects” in chapter 16).
Automation Automation option, which opens a submenu with the following options:
• Automation — opens the Automation screen (see Chapter 20 Scenes And Shows (Automation)).
• Show Editor — opens the Show Editor screen (see “Show editor” in chapter 9).
• Crossfade Groups — opens the Crossfade Groups screen.
• Hardware Safe — opens the Hardware Safe screen.
• Store Scope — opens the Store Scope screen (see “About the Recall Scope screen” in chapter 21).
• Recall Scope — opens the Recall Scope screen (see “About the Recall Scope screen” in chapter 21).
Preset Manager Opens the Preset Manager screen (see Chapter 24 User Libraries (Presets)).
Monitors Opens the Monitors screen (see Chapter 14 Monitors And Communications).
Assignable Controls Opens the Diagnostics screen (see “Diagnostics” in Appendix G).
Patching Opens the Patching screen (see Chapter 8 “Patching”).
Overview Opens the Overview Screen
Console Overview Opens the Console Overview screen
Preferences Preferences option, which opens a submenu with the following options:
• General — opens the Preferences screen (see Chapter 27 Changing The User Settings).
• Admin — opens the administrators window. This is a supervisor-only function, which is accessed by typing in a password.
• Licensing — contact Midas for more information.
• Upgrade — opens a list of TAR les from which to choose when updating the PRO X Live Audio System’s software
(see “Updating your system” in Appendix H).
Lock Locks the GUI (see “Security (locking mode)” in chapter 9).
You can access some of the screens directly from the primary navigation zone
(see “To open a GUI menu screen using a screen access button” in chapter 6).