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  • Unmute / Unsolo all beams

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  1. HOLOPLOT Control
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Applying actions to the system

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On this page, you will find detailed instructions on the available actions at system, module, and beam levels using HOLOPLOT Control.

Operational state actions

As the name suggests, this reflects the system's current operational status, including system gain and mute states. These are available on the Control Panel:

System gain

  • Click the + and – buttons to increase or decrease system gain 1dB at a time.

  • Enter a desired gain value and press the Enter key to confirm. If you increase or decrease the gain by more than 3 dB, HOLOPLOT Control asks for confirmation of the action.

Mute / unmute the system

Easily mute and unmute all arrays.

On Audio Modules

In the Device List section's right panel, you can apply actions at a 1) module-specific, 2) array-specific, or system-wide level. These actions can be applied to one module at a time, to a selected array, or to all modules. The available actions are:

  • Sleep

  • Wake up

  • Reboot

  • Blink

When a module sleeps, it does not play any sound nor display any information on the output meters.

Batch actions

OS2.1 introduced batch actions to modules, allowing users to apply any action to a multiple selection of modules. To select a module, simply check the box next to the module ID, and the actions menu will appear immediately.

On beams

Unmute / Unsolo all beams

HOLOPLOT Control has multiple sections where you can mute or solo beams. These buttons can help you quickly identify if any beams are muted or soloed in the presets and unmute or unsolo them. These buttons are particularly useful after the tuning stage of the workflow.

The Unmute Beams and Unsolo Beams buttons are enabled only when at least one beam is muted or soloed. This guarantees no beams are muted or soloed by mistake in any of the workflow’s steps.

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Device List - Detail of Available Actions
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When to use Unmute and Unsolo Beams buttons
Active state of Unmute and Unsolo Beams buttons