# Main Window

The Mission Control main window is the the application's central window. This window is shown after launching Mission Control. The main windows provides an overview of all registered devices that have been found in the network. From here, you can access all modules.

Mission Control Main Window

(1) Device Name(1) Device Name

This is the name of your device. The name can set in the "Menu" settings.

(2) Device Type(2) Device Type

This os model type of your device. The model type is assigned by the manufacturer/developer. The model type belongs to the model ID.

(3) Device Connection(3) Device Connection

This indicates the method, how you connect Mission Control to your real device. For network remote control, the IP address is shown.

(4) Device Preset(4) Device Preset

The preset shown, is the current active preset on the device. If the name is marked with an (*), changes have been applied but not saved yet. You can change the device preset by double clicking on the active preset name.

Set Device Preset

(5) Device Input(5) Device Input

You can access the device input matrix and link any input to a logical channel. Depending on the device, there are several different input formats available: Analog, AES/EBU, Dante.

Device Input Matrix.

(6) Device Controller(6) Device Controller

Clicking the icon opens the device controller window. If the icon is displayed shaded, the device is inactive. This might be the case if the device is not supported or you do not have the necessary access privileges. If the device is not synchronized or properly connected, the icon is also displayed shaded.

Device Controller Window

(7) Device Menu(7) Device Menu

The device menu displays a drop-down list with option for system configuration, status information and update features.

Mission Control Device Menu