To be able to use a Channel configured in the Just Control Configuration window, the Channel must be Started and assigned to a Viewer of the Multi Viewer Interface.

What is a Channel?

A Channel is a virtual representation of a single output signal. Depending on the number of Devices, you may configure one or multiple Channels.

Channel not started

In case a Chanel is not started, it can not be seen under the Connections Tab of the Just Control User Interface or in one of the windows of the Multi Viewer.

Open

• The checkbox in front of the Channel is not activated and therefore the Channel is not shown under the Connections tab of the Inspector.

Channel started but not assigned to a Viewer

Once a Chanel is started, it can be seen under the Connections Tab of the Just Control User Interface and is ready to be assigned to one of the windows of the Multi Viewer.

Open

• The checkbox in front of the Channel is activated and therefore the Channel is shown under the Connections tab of the Inspector.

• There is a red dot in front of the Channel under the Connections tab of the Inspector which indicates, that the channel is not assigned to a Viewer.

Channel started and is assigned to a Viewer

A Chanel is fully functional once it has been assigned to a window of the Multi Viewer Interface.

• The checkbox in front of the Channel is activated and therefore the Channel is shown under the Connections tab of the Inspector.

• There is a green dot in front of the Channel under the Connections tab of the Inspector which indicates, that the channel is assigned to a Viewer.

• The Channel is shown in a window of the Multi Viewer Interface and the kind of Channel is shown at the top of the window.

Status of a channel

Within the Connections List, there is a Status indication, which can have three different values.

• Green: Device/Channel is successfully connected.

• Yellow: Channel had a problem while connecting.

• Red: Device/Channel is not connected.

How to assign a Channel to a Viewer

A Channel can be assigned to any unused Viewer of the Multi Viewer Interface via Drag and Drop or double click.

• Drag and Drop: Grab a channel (which has a red dot in front) from the Connections tab of the Inspector to an unused Viewer of the Multi User Interface

• Double Click: Click on an unused Viewer in the Multi Viewer Interface so that it gets selected and double click the channel (with a red dot in front of it) in the Connections tab.

Moving a channel between Channel Viewers

Drag a Channel and drop it onto a different Channel Viewer to move it. It does not matter if the destination Channel Viewer is empty – either the selected Channel will be moved to the empty Channel Viewer or it switches place with the other Channel automatically.

Disconnecting a Channel

1. Select the Channel in the Connections List or the Channel Viewer area.

2. There are different ways to disconnect:

   1. Use the command + shift + d keyboard shortcut.

   2. Double-click on the the Channel in the Connections List.

   3. Use the Channel menu and select Disconnect.

   4. In the Connections List, swipe the Channel entry to the left.

Channel Quick Look

If you want to see only one Channel in Quick Look, select a Channel and press the spacebar – or double-click on a Channel to switch to Quick Look View. Press the spacebar again (or the escape key) or double-click the Channel again to switch back to the normal view.

Engine not Running

If the Device status light is marked green but the channel has a yellow border and shows OFFLINE in the Viewer, this indicates the Just Out Engine is not running.