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Audio input/output configuration is managed through the [Galileo Unit] > Settings > Input
and Output page. Detailed instructions are provided in Configuring Audio Inputs and
Outputs (p. 28).
Network configuration is managed through the Galileos page. Find Galileos will, in most
situations, auto-discover network-connected Galileo 616 units. Detailed instructions are provided
in Running Compass with Galileo (p. 6).
2. Label Galileos, Inputs, and Outputs
Although most Galileo installations are relatively simple, it is still important to provide useful
names for the Galileos and their input and output channels. Naming helps reduce errors and
speeds the design process.
Galileo naming can be done through the Galileos page: simply select the Galileo Nickname
and type a new name. The tab name will be automatically updated to match the nickname;
when the tab name is too long, you may wish to select it and type a new, shorter tab name.
Please keep in mind that the front panel display on Galileo units can display about a dozen
letters in a channel name, and only alphanumeric characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9. If users will be
managing the Galileo using its front panel, make sure the most important information is at the
start of the name.
Channel naming can be done through the [Galileo Unit] > Galileo Map page. Select the Label
and type a new name for the channel. The new name will be used on all other pages
automatically.
In addition to providing names for the Compass interface it is also useful and wise to label the
signal cables themselves. Should it be necessary to replace a Galileo unit, or if someone
disconnects the cables, correct reconnection is simple when the Galileo ID and channel ID are
attached to the cable end.
3. Routing
After labeling you will probably want to route inputs to outputs so that you can begin setting
gains and processing values while auditing the signal aurally and/or through a SIM3 analyzer.
Routing is done through the [Galileo Unit] > Summing Matrix page.
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