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5.1.3 Physical Control Mapping to GLM
The 9320 controls match the controls in the GLM software user interface and local controls. Using 9320
can replace the use of GLM software, enabling GLM to run in the background in a digital audio
workstation while having physical controls to access most essential GLM functions.
Fig. 7. The matching controls in the 9320 (left) GLM software (right).
GROUP keys are an effective and fast way of switching between Groups in the GLM software setup. A
Group contains all the setup-related settings for the GLM and the SAM monitors that affect the room
equalization, system alignment, level preset calibrations, and audio input selections, and are therefore a
very efficient means of moving between different monitoring situations. The four GROUP keys located at
the right side activate the first four Groups set up in the GLM software user interface. If less than four
Groups have been set up in the GLM software, only the GROUP keys matching with actually existing
Groups in GLM will select a group. For more information on how to set up and use Groups, please
consult the GLM User Manual.
The GROUP key texts light up (white) when a group is defined in GLM software. If one or more of the
four groups is not defined, the key text remains dark.
Fig. 8. The four GROUP keys select and activate (left) the first four Group settings in the GLM software
user interface (right).
The GLM user interface software has a powerful set of system level management selections. In addition
to controlling mute and dim functions, these can also offer access to calibrated monitoring level. The
MUTE, DIM, PRESET and BASS M physical keys on 9320 are directly controlling the ‘Mute All’, ‘Dim
All’, the first system preset level and ‘Bass Man’ settings in the GLM software user interface. In this way,
9320 offers a quick way of managing the complete monitoring playback.
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