Glyph GPM-216 - Manual (Page 15)

Glyph GPM-216
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P1, P2 and Data Knob
Underneath the screen there are two buttons, P1 and P2, and the Data Knob. The bottom line of the LCD
screen is used to display the “soft labels” of these buttons and knob. For example, in the Mix: Volume
function, the P1 button mutes the selected source, the P2 button solos the selected source, and the data
knob controls the volume of that source.
Selector Buttons
There are 16 Selector buttons on the front of the GPM-216. Each button has three LEDs behind it that
deliver different information to the user. In
Perform Mode, the buttons are used to select the incoming
signal and display information about that signal using a green LED, red LED and amber LED. The red and
green LED’s are located to the left of the button and the amber LED is located to the right of the button.
Green LED
When the green LED is lit solid it means that this button is selected. The green LED does not have a
blinking state.
Red LED
The red LED shows a special circumstance about that source or menu choice. For instance, in Perform
Mode, if the red LED is on solid the source is muted. If the red LED is blinking, the source is soloed. If the
red LED is on solid, the source is muted.
Amber LED
The amber LED shows that there is a choice available for that button. In Perform mode, if the amber LED
is on solid or blinking, there is an audio source available for that button. On solid means that the audio
source is from another GPM, blinking means that the audio source is from a local input on that GPM unit.
When performing, you only need to remember blinking means me.
Profiles
Profiles are a snapshot of the settings on your unit. Once you have configured the unit you store the
settings. Every time the unit is restarted it will restore your settings. If you wish, you can create more than
one profile. If you play in more than one band, or want a different mix for different locations, you can save
the changed settings in a new profile. You can then select the stored profile that contains the pre-set
settings appropriate for your performance.
About Function and Mode
A function is a program that can be run on your GPM unit. For example, to change the volume of a source
in your mix, you will use the Mix: Volume function and to change the pan position of a source you use the
Mix: Pan function. You can choose the current function by turning the Function knob. When you change
functions, you will see the name of the current function on the top left of the LCD. The LCD will also