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ACS-2048 • User’s Guide
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4. Operation
Using the Main Menu
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From the
Input Menu
, select
Save Config
to save an input configuration for the selected
input in a user-defined file. The
Save Config Menu
appears:
Figure 4-14.
Save Config Menu (sample)
The ACS-2048 provides a global pool of 64 input configuration files, and the default file
number is a 1:1 association with the input number itself (e.g., input 1 = 1, input 2 = 2, etc.).
Users can define one (or more) input configuration files as required.
•
To change the file number, scroll to the
File Number
line. Press
SEL
, and select
a file number from 1 - 64.
•
To save the file, scroll to the
Save File
line and press
SEL
. After saving, the
system remains on the menu, enabling you to save additional files.
Please note the following important points regarding input configuration files:
•
The ACS-2048 supports multiple input configuration files for each physical input.
When you select a file number and save an input, the system automatically
creates a file association on the
File Association Menu
, using the selected file
number. Refer to the “
” section on page 64 for details.
•
When you perform the
Save Config
function, input configuration parameters are
saved in non-volatile memory for each input source. If you
do not
perform the
Save Config
function, data for the selected input will not be restored the next time
you access that input via the
Input Menu
, nor will they be restored upon the next
system power up sequence.
•
If you make a change within the
Input Menu
, and attempt to exit the menu (by
pressing
ESC
,
TEST PAT
, or by selecting another input)
without
saving changes,
the system displays the following prompt:
Figure 4-15.
Save Input Configuration Prompt
~
Select
Yes
(
SEL
) to save changes. The system switches to the
Save
Config Menu
, where you can use the current file number, or select a
different one.
~
Select
No
(
ESC
) to continue operation without saving the changes.
S A V E C O N F I G
> F i l e N u m b e r
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S a v e F i l e
S a v e I n p u t C f g ?
< S E L > = Y e s
< E S C > = N o