There are many different menus in the grandMA3 software. Most are described in relevant sections. For instance, the patch menu is described in the Patch section.
There is a Menu pop-up that gives access to many of the different menus.
Menu pop-up with buttons that open a lot of menus
This pop-up can be opened in multiple ways:
On physical hardware, there is a Menu key. Press this to open the pop-up.
In the Control Bar on the left side of most displays, on the onPC, there is a gear icon . Tap this to open the pop-up.
It can be opened using the command line:
User name[Fixture]>Menu "MenuSelector"
The menu pop-up gives access to the following menus:
Live Patch:
This menu gives access to the fixture setup, which can be changed without a new show upload. 詳しくは Patch and Fixture Setup section を参照してください。
Connector Configuration:
The connector configuration changes the local physical DMX ports on the MA equipment.
Touch Configuration (consoles only):
This menu is used to assign touch screens to the USB inputs.
Extension Configuration:
This menu shows the connected grandMA3 extensions.
onPC Local Settings (onPC only):
This is a pop-up with onPC settings.
Local Settings (consoles only):
This is a pop-up with settings for the local console.
Backup:
The backup menu is used to save and load shows - read more in the Show File Handling topic.
Quick Save:
This is not a menu but a shortcut to saving the show with the same show file name.
Show Creator:
This opens the Show Creator menu that can be used to create presets and groups. It is also possible to import and export different objects of the show file.
Preferences and Timings:
This is where the defaults are set up for cues and sequences - read more in the Cue Timing topic.
Display Overlay
Opening the Menu pop-up also opens a Display overlay.
Display overlay in the right-hand lower corner of all screens
This pop-up appears on all screens except the letterbox screens.
Most of the actions performed using this pop-up relate to the specific screen where the menu is touched. For instance, deleting a screen (removing the windows from the screen).