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CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS
Navigating the Tabbed Window Interface
Compass is presented as a single-window interface controlling a number of physical and virtual
Galileo 616 units. Within the window each Galileo is provided its own “tab.” Clicking a tab brings
that page to the front of the window, often presenting a series of sub-tabs classifying various
sets of controls: “Settings,” “Input Processing,” “Output Masters,” and so on.
In this user manual, pages are generally identified by listing the tabs and sub-tabs that must
be selected to reach the page. If the instructions say “Select the [Galileo Unit] > Input
Processing > Parametric page for the Galileo,” the intention is that you click the tab for the
Galileo you wish to work with, then click the Input Processing tab, and then the Parametric
sub-tab.
In addition to the tabs associated with specific Galileo 616 units or Virtual Galileo simulations,
a tab labelled Compass allows you to set various interface preferences and a tab labelled
Galileos contains controls for finding and connecting Galileo units.
On each page a variety of controls offer the ability to adjust the signal path. In this user manual
control titles and control names are written in bold text, like so: “In the Current Project box,
click Save As…”. If the instructions include setting a specific value, that value is indicated using
monospace (typewriter) text: “Set Delay to 20 ms.” Finally, where instructions reference a
special keyboard combination, the key names are given special treatment: “When using the
keyboard, use ‹Shift+Enter› to set the value after typing it.”
NOTE: Macintosh and Windows keyboards may use different names for the modifier
keys.
Windows KeyboardMacintosh KeyboardIn the Manual
‹Alt ›‹Option ›‹ Alt ›
‹Ctrl ›‹Cmd ()›‹Cmd ›
‹Enter ›‹Return ›‹ Enter›
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