What is on the bar
Double-clicking the bar opens the full window too.
Clicking the meter
A row for every vocal channel, with its own level. This is how you tell a microphone that is dead from one that is simply quiet.
Clicking the status word
Three lines: the microphone, ProPresenter, and whether it is listening. When something is wrong, this is what names it.
Moving it
Drag it anywhere. It stays where you put it, and it is in the same place the next time ScreenShepherd opens. In a booth, put it on the operator’s screen, not the one going out to the congregation.Which screen is which
Menu bar icon at the top of the screen → Operator display, then pick yours from the list. The main one says (primary). With only one screen the menu says:⚠ Single display — Control Panel may overlap outputThere is nowhere safe to put the bar in that case, so it may appear over what the congregation sees. Drag it into a corner nothing important reaches.
If you lose it
Menu bar icon → Show Control Panel. If it has ended up on a screen that is no longer plugged in, use Recentre Control Panel on operator display in the same menu. It comes back to the middle of your screen.The menu bar icon
Everything on the bar, plus the housekeeping, without opening a window.
The top line of that menu also says how ScreenShepherd itself is doing, and the line below the separator tells you the state of the microphone permission.
The full window
One page. A greeting, your church’s name, then one wide status line saying whether this computer can run a service: Ready to go, or the thing that is wrong and why.
