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System Menu Filing User Defaults The User Defaults are used to change the values that controls have by default (i.e. line-up settings). A file of User Defaults is changed using the Defaults Manager. AES This contains any user settings for any AES digital boxes that may be connected to the system. The contents of this file are managed using the ‘AES Config’ utility on the Tools menu. Currently Loaded File Above the selection box for each file type is a black rectangle. This shows the currently loaded file. This can be blank for I/O Configurations, Snapshots and User Defaults, indicating that no file of the relevant type is currently loaded. To select a Desk Setup to work with click the Show All Desk Setups check box and click the required file name in the Desk Setup list. The red rectangle will highlight the Desk Setup list. The filing buttons will now operate on the selected Desk Setup. If the Desk Setup is not Loaded, but the Edit button is used to launch Desk Edit, the file will be Loaded when it is saved in the Desk Edit. To select an IO Configuration, Snapshot or User Defaults file to work with click the selection box for the required IO Configuration, Snapshot or User Defaults file. The red rectangle will jump to the selected box. Then click the drop-down arrow next to the box. A list of available files will be shown. Click the required file and the filing buttons will now operate on the selected Desk Setup. Linking Mix and Configuration Files When a Mix Tree is created, the Desk Setup that is loaded is linked to the new Mix Tree. Each Desk Setup can have an I/O Configuration, a GPI, a Snapshot and a User Defaults file associated with it. This means that when a Mix Tree is loaded, the linked Desk Setup is also Loaded, plus any files that are linked to the Desk Setup. Alternatively, a Custom load allows a Mix Tree to be loaded without loading the linked Desk Setup. To link a different Desk Setup with a Mix Tree click the On Load/Edit radio button for Update Links To Desk. Load the Mix Tree and select the required Desk Setup and Load it. The box above the Desk Setup list will show that the selected Desk Setup is loaded on the console. Any files associated with the Desk Setup will also be loaded. To link a new or different IO Configuration, GPI, Snapshot or User Defaults file with a Desk Setup click the On Load/Edit radio button for Update Links To Desk and load the Desk Setup. The box above the Desk Setup list will show that the selected Desk Setup is loaded on the console. Select and Load the required file. There is a None Selected option in each drop down list for IO Configuration, GPI, Snapshot and User Defaults files. This can be selected and Loaded so that the Desk Setup has no file of the associated with it of the type for which this is done. Issue 4 Page 18:6
System Menu Preferences Preferences Allows users to establish various system options. To set Preferences Click on Preferences in the drop down System Menu or click on Preferences Icon. The tabbed System Defaults dialogue box will appear. Restore Modes The Restore Modes options determine whether or not to automatically restore Safety Snapshots, Gangs, Links and Automation Modes when a Mix/Pass is loaded or if the user should be asked. The options are Ask to ask the user, Always to restore automatically and Never to not restore at all. To change a Restore Mode click on the drop down arrow next to the box with the current setting and click on the required option. Keep Mode To automatically keep each Mix/Pass in the Mix/Pass Tree click the Auto Keep checkbox so that an X appears in it. AMS Neve recommends that this option is always checked, to prevent accidental loss of automation data. Mix Pass Tree To show a Mix/Pass Tree when pressing +/- click the checkbox so that an X appears in it. Issue 4 Page 18:7
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