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All channels on the active Galileo tab are always linked to the same channels, by letter
or number, on other selected Galileos
Changes made to a channel on the active Galileo will be replicated on the same
channels on the linked Galileos. The changed channel does not need to be one that
is selected. Isolated channels on the active Galileo may propagate changes (see Isolate
Mode, below). Channels that are linked on the active Galileo will be replicated. Channel
links on the active Galileo do propagate their changes.
A magenta bar across the top of the Galileo tab indicates the Galileos are linked in “all
channels” mode. On the Galileos page, enabled Select buttons will also be magenta
in color.
Three examples follow, demonstrating increasingly complex interactions between
various settings:
Example 4.4. Globally Linked Galileos (“all channels” mode) - no Selects on Active Galileo
Galileo
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Galileo
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Ch.
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Changes to any channel on active Galileo A (magenta) will be propagated to the same
channels on the linked Galileos (magenta bars). All selected channels on all linked
Galileos are linked.
The selection status of channels on the inactive Galileos (magenta bars) is irrelevant.
Isolated channels have two possible behaviours, described below.
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