The FM/HD Processing page provides controls and displays for Omnia XII processing, input, output, MPX, and analytics.
Note: Most screenshots in this article and its related screen articles show the factory-default configurations..
FM/HD Processing Header
FM/HD Processor header
The FM/HD Processing page header provides tabs for accessing Omnia XII controls for configuring Proc (processing), In (input), Out (output), MPX, and Analytics.
The header includes input, output, and MPX meters.
The middle section changes depending on the selected header tab:
Proc displays preset, Quick Tweak, and Expanded processing controls. See Web UI FM/HD Processing Screen.
In, Out, and MPX display a single flow diagram and tabs for accessingthe corresponding I/O controls. See Web UI FM/HD Input Screen, Web UI FM/HD Output Screen, and Web UI FM/HD MPX Screen, respectively.
Analytics displays four analysis scopes, which span from across the middle and bottom section of the page. See Web UI FM/HD Analytics Screen.
Shared Items in the Middle Panel
Shared items in the top of the Processing middle panel
The Analytics page does not include a middle panel.
Current Preset (Preset page only): Displays the currently selected preset.
Current I/O Config (In, Out, and MPX pages only): Displays the currently selected I/O configuration.
Preset Commands (Floppy Disk Icon): Hover over this icon to display user presets and preset commands.
User Presets: Lists available user presets.
Save As: Opens a dialog for saving the current preset as a user preset
Import: Opens a file selection dialog for importing a previously exported user preset.
Export: Exports a user preset as a .json file to your computer’s default download location.
Trash Can: Opens a Delete dialog for deleting a user preset.
Monitor
Drop-down menu: Selects the point in the Omnia XII signal path used for monitoring. Options such as FM Output and HD Output include Omnia processing, whereas PreProc Out provides the signal before processing.
Level fader: Adjusts the Monitor level. Click and drag the fader left to decrease the level or right to increase it.
Level field: Sets the Monitor level. Click the field, enter a value, and press Enter.