Meyer Sound Documentation

InProcessing Overview , selectView Settings .

Turn on Show Product Integration

In the output channel Product Integration column, click Off, select a Loudspeaker Model that matches the connected device, Phase Correction, and Processor Starting Point (if available), then click OK.

To apply the proper phase correction, select the lowest common phase for all loudspeakers in the system.

InDevices, double-click a device Name.

Edit the name, then select Enter.

InDevices, select multiple input letters or output numbers or hold Shift to select a consecutive range.

Make changes to any device to affect all selected devices.

InDevices, right-click a device to identify and check Wink. Repeat to wink multiple devices.

To turn off Wink, right-click the device again and uncheck Wink.

Select View Details in the firmware notification banner.

Select Install for each device, or Install All to install the current version of device firmware.

Copy the firmware file to the computer running Nebra.

In Devices, right-click a device, then select Manual firmware install.

Choose the firmware file, then select Open.

InConnections Graph, choose the Select tool, then click and drag devices to connect onto the grid.

Choose the Connecttool. Click and drag between the two devices to connect.

Click the cross point to make a connection between a talker channel and a listener channel.

When connected, the cell will display a green background with a white check mark.

The top left corner of a cell indicates the state of the connection on the primary network. The bottom left corner of a cell indicates the state of the connection on the secondary network.

InConnections Graph, right-click the device to disconnect, then choose Delete connections.

Choose Delete.

InDevices, Double-click a Milan group name, type a new name (Subs, for example), then select Enter.

In search, type Subs.

Click X in search to clear it.

InSettings, select AVB Network.

In Operate on AVB Network, select 1 & 2 Primary and Secondary Network.

InConnections Graph, select network 1 and network 2 icons in Show network.

The connection lines will show two numbers separated by a slash (i.e. 4/4, or 16/0). The first shows the number of channels connected on the primary network, and the second shows the number of channels connected on the secondary network.

When connecting devices in the Connection Matrix, select network 1 and network 2 icons in Operate on Network.

In each cell of the matrix, the top left corner of the cell indicates a connection on the Primary network, and the bottom right corner of the cell indicates a connection on the Secondary network.

InSettings, select Media Clock. If no media clock has been created, click Set Media Clock. If additional media clocks are being added, select Add Media Clock.

Select Set Media Clock, or Add Media Clock, if you are adding another.

Select the media clock device to use, check All devices follow the selected Media Clock , then click Apply.

Power on loudspeakers, processors, power supplies, and network switches.

Connect the missing device to the same network as the Nebra computer.

Use an Ethernet cable tester or replace network cables between the computer, the network switch, and the missing device.

Replace or reconfigure the network switch.

For more information on switches and network configuration, see Recommended Network Switches for Milan AVB Systems and User Guide — Managing AVB Networks

InProcessing Overview, click the tag of the channel to add, then click the tag(s) to apply.

Click the x on individual tags to remove them, or click Clear to unapply all tags.

InProcessing Overview, click .

In New Tag type a name, then click +.

Click the new tag to make it active.

Click anywhere outside of the Add Tag window to exit.

InProcessing Overview , click a tag, then select Manage Tags.

Click the trashcan icon of the tag to delete, then click Delete.

Click X to close Manage Tags.

InProcessing Overview, click a tag, then select Manage Tags.

Click the tag's pencil icon to edit.

CHOOSE COLOR and/or edit Tag Name, then Save (or BACK to cancel).

Click X to close Manage Tags.

InProcessing Overview, click Filter.

Uncheck the Channel Type(s) you don't want to see.

Toggle Auto-SEL on.

In Filter Logic, toggle AND / OR.

Click AVAILABLE tag(s) to apply the filter.

Click the x on individual tags to remove them from the filter, or click Clear to unapply all filters.

Click Filter X to close Filters.

InProcessing Overview, click a tag, then select Manage Tags.

Click and hold the 3x4 dot grid, then drag it up or down.

Click X to close Manage Tags.

InSnapshots, choose recall.

In Recall Snapshot, under CONNECTIONS, select how to recall connections:

Under PROCESSORS, turn on or off Recall settings & parameters:

Choose Recall Snapshot.

InSnapshots, choose + New Snapshot.

In New Snapshot type a name and an optional comment.

Turn on or off Also store current parameters in internal device memory.

InSnapshots, choose Export.

In Export Snapshots, select the snapshot(s) to export, choose Export, specify a destination, then click Save.

Transfer the .zip export file to the receiving computer.

InSnapshots, choose Import, select the exported .zip file, then click Open.

InDevices, select the loudspeaker(s) to include in a new folder by holding either Shift (for consecutive devices) or Command ⌘ (Ctrl) (for non-consecutive devices).

Click to create the new folder.

Folders can only contain devices in the same category.

Devices can only be assigned to one folder at a time.

InSettings, choose Units, then select meter (m) or feet (ft) in Distance.

In Temperature, choose °Celsius or °Fahrenheit.

InSettings, choose Show Mode / Off.

Turn on or off Restricted functions during live performance:

Turn on Show Mode to Active.