SetEditFDU-HD for FDU-receiver and compatible Contents:

5 Functions
5.a File functions
To get the file functions, please click on the "File" button. You will get the following popup menu:
With New you can open another window of SetEdit with the same or another format, e.g. for the import
of channels or if you want to compare different channel lists (see chapter 3.h.)
With Open you can load settings from your disc.
With Last files you get a list of the 10 last used files, which you can load.
With Clear last files list you can remove all entries from the last files list.
Read from receiver: You get a message which describes how to transfer your settings from your
receiver into your PC.
With Backup (only if you are using the RS232 interface) you can transfer the settings from the
receiver directly to your hard disc without having them in SetEdit. You will first get a window where you
can enter the directory and the file name. Otherwise the procedure is similar to "Read from receiver".
With Save or Save as you can save the current settings to your disc.
With Write into receiver you can transfer the settings from SetEditFDU-HD to your receiver. You also
get a message. Please follow the instructions in this message.
With Restore (only if you are using the RS232 interface) you can transfer settings from your hard disc
directly to your receiver. First you get a window where you can select the file you like to transfer into
the receiver. Otherwise the procedure is similar to "Write into receiver".
With Convert to you can convert your actual loaded settings file into another settings format (e.g.
SatcoDX). If you want to convert another settings format (e.g. SatcoDX) into the SetEditFDU-HD
format you first have to open a new editor window (with File -> New) with the corresponding SetEdit
format (e.g. SatcoDX) and then you can load the Settings file you want to convert in this editor
window. To do this you first have to save your satellite configuration (see chapter 3.i).
With Print you can print your settings (see chapter 3.f).
With Close you close the actual active SetEdit window. If only one window is opened you close the
complete program.
With Exit you exit from SetEdit. All open editor windows are closed. In the configuration you can enter
with Restore last session when starting that all opened editor windows are reopened when you start
the program the next time.
When you like to use this function you have to finish from SetEdit with the "File" -> "Exit" function. If
you close all windows one by one only the last opened window will be restored.