Lake Controller Operation Manual

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.6.1
Global Events and Control
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23.2.9 Global Auto Power Down Control (PLM+ and D Series only)
Two buttons, ON and OFF and additional status information describe how Auto Power Down is congured
for the devices in the current system conguration.
If Auto Power Down is enabled (ON), the selected device will automatically go into standby mode after the
denes number of minutes has been reached where the following criteria is met:
▸ No audio is passing
▸ No user interaction via Lake Controller
▸ No user interaction via Front Panel
When the amplier enters standby mode, it remembers that the expected power state is ON and thereby
after a power cycle the frame will turn on again.
There is no Auto Power On feature, so the device
will need to be turned on manually as required.
23. 2 .10 Show Global Input Router Priority Control
This enables a button labeled “Prio” at the top right of the Lake Controller (just left of the minimize button).
Tapping this button provides additional options to control all input routers in the system.
There is also an option to exclude LM devices in Mesa mode and all their input routers. This option to
exclude LM could be used when there are LM Mesa mode devices used as signal transmitters and there is
no need to control them.
See more information in section 4.2.4 “Global Input Router Priority Control”.
23. 2 .11 Show Global Status Indicator
This turns on or off if an indicator that appears in the bottom-right corner in any view if a Module goes
ofine, or if there is a fault/warning present. Faults will be represented with a red light, and warnings with a
yellow light.
It is possible to click on the bottom right indicator when present and that will open up the Global Event log
where, in many cases, it is possible to see why the light is on. This feature was previously available under
ICON CONTROL.