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Genesys User Manual - AMS Neve

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snapshot/Recall files, otherwise you will lose all your files once recovery is<br />

started.<br />

The first thing to set when copying files from the <strong>Genesys</strong> drive is the<br />

Destination location.<br />

• Pressing the NETWORK button opens another screen that allows<br />

you to navigate to any location on an attached network.<br />

• Pressing the USB button opens another screen that allows you to<br />

navigate to whatever is attached to the USB port.<br />

To move files between locations, use the NETWORK and USB buttons to<br />

set the upper window to the desired location.<br />

▶ In the lower window, navigate to the desired file & location.<br />

▶ Drag and drop the relevant file between the two windows.<br />

It is the same operation regardless of whether you are backing up from,<br />

or restoring to the <strong>Genesys</strong> drive.<br />

▶ Alternatively, right-click on the folder/file(s) to be copied and from the<br />

fly-out menu select the Copy option.<br />

▶ Right-click on the destination location in the upper window and select<br />

the Paste option.<br />

A copy of the file will be placed in the destination location, providing a file<br />

or folder of the same name does not already exist in that location.<br />

If a file/folder of the same name already exists in the location you are<br />

copying to, you will asked to either Overwrite the file or Cancel the<br />

operation.<br />

Delete<br />

▶ Select the file by clicking on it.<br />

This could either be an individual Mix, Recall store or a higher level folder.<br />

▶ Press Delete.<br />

You will be asked to confirm your actions.<br />

▶ Click Yes, and the selected file will be removed.<br />

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