Encore Two User Manual - AMS Neve

Encore Two User Manual Issue 1> Click the drop down arrow next to the Select A Drive box and a list ofavailable drives will be displayed.> Click on the required drive letter.The available free space will be displayed. The Studio Configuration onlyuses a few kilobytes of storage space (typically less than 10kb) so it will fiton any new floppy disc.Studio Configuration PageThis will show the current Studio Name in the Backup Configuration Asbox, and a list of configurations that have already be copied to theselected drive or disk.> If required, click in the Backup Configuration As box and change thename and click the Transfer File button.The Studio Configuration will be exported and added to the list.Import a Studio Configuration to Offline EncoreWhen this option is selected, a two page dialogue box is displayed:A: Select Drive PageA source drive must always be selected.> Click the drop down arrow next to the drive Select box and a list ofavailable drives will be displayed.Click on the required drive letter and the available free space will bedisplayed.B: Studio Configuration PageThis will also show a list of configurations that are available on theselected drive or disk.> Click on the required configuration name in the list.It will be highlighted and the name will be shown in the View box.Click the Transfer File button.The Studio Configuration will be imported and will now be used to definethe hardware available to Desk Setups.Logic to Encore ConversionsConverting Logic format automation to Encore format automation isperformed with an application called Automotion, which also convertsDesk Setups.It is a 3-step operation:• Automotion converts the data into Encore format.• The file is imported into Encore using Backup Manager.• The imported revision becomes the starting point for furtherautomation to be written.It is best to have the Logic automation on a zip or CD drive ready forconversion (as this method is quicker than playing the information from anexabyte tape).The file will be called [name].LGC- 137 -