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Switcher Soft Reset
If required, the switcher can be reset to return it to a
user-defined default setting, or the factory default state.
A reset can be performed for the entire switcher, or
individual components, such as keys.
Soft Reset
The software reset returns the switcher to the default
state. Black is selected on all buses, all keys are cut
off-air, and the transition rate is set back to default. This
is useful if you need to return the switcher to a known
state.
To Reset the Switcher Software
1. Press and hold MENU .
2. Press Reset All ( RESET on the C10/C1).
Custom Reset Settings
You can customize many of the default switcher
parameters and save them as a user-defined reset settings.
These custom reset settings can then be recalled when
you want to return the switcher to a previous state.
To Save a Custom Reset Setting
The Custom Reset Setting, or RState, saves how you
want the switcher to be configured when it powers up,
or when you recall the RState manually.
You can customize many of the default switcher
parameters and save them as a user-defined custom reset.
Tip: Custom reset settings can also be set from the Memory >
RState tabs on the Live Assist node in DashBoard.
1.
Press
MENU
>
RESET
>
NEXT
. Click
Navigation Menu > Live Assist > Memory >
RState
.
2.
Use the
Attrib
knob to select
Media
.
3.
Use the
Media
knob to select
Media1
.
4.
Click
AuxX
,
MediaX
,
MiniMEX
, and
MultiScreenX to select the buses or channels that
are reset with a switcher reset.
Tip: Click the All button to select or de-select all the items
in that category.
5.
Use the
Value
knob to select whether the
Media-Store channel is reset with a switcher reset
or not.
• NoRst — the Media-Store channel is not reset
• Reset — the Media-Store channel is reset with
a switcher reset
6. Repeat this for the remaining Media-Store channels.
7.
Use the
Attrib
knob to select
Aux
.
8.
Use the
Aux
knob to select
Aux 1
.
9.
Use the Value knob to select whether the Aux bus
is reset with a switcher reset or not.
• NoRst
— the Aux bus is not reset
• Reset — the Aux bus is reset with a switcher
reset
10. Repeat this for the remaining Aux buses.
11.
Use the
Value
knob to select whether the Aux bus
is reset with a switcher reset or not.
• NoRst — the Aux bus is not reset
• Reset — the Aux bus is reset with a switcher
reset
12.
Repeat this for the remaining Aux buses.
13.
Use the
Attrib
knob to select
MiniME
.
14.
Use the
MiniME
knob to select
MME 1
.
15.
Use the
Value
knob to select whether the MiniME
™
is reset with a switcher reset or not.
• NoRst — the MiniME
™
is not reset
• Reset
— the MiniME
™
is reset with a switcher
reset
16. Repeat this for the remaining MiniME
™
outputs.
17. Use the Attrib knob to select MltScr .
18.
Use the
MltScr
knob to select
MSC 1
.
19.
Use the
Value
knob to select whether the
MultiScreen is reset with a switcher reset or not.
• NoRst — the MultiScreen is not reset
• Reset
— the MultiScreen is reset with a
switcher reset
20. Repeat this for the remaining MiniME
™
outputs.
21. Press NEXT > NEXT > NEXT .
22. Press RState Save and Confrm . Click Save
RState
and
Yes
.
To Load a Custom Reset Setting
The Custom Reset Setting, or RState, is recalled every
time the switcher is powered on, or it can be recalled
manually.
Tip: Custom reset settings can also be set from the Memory >
RState tabs on the Live Assist node in DashBoard.
1. Press MENU > RESET . Click Navigation Menu
>
Live Assist
>
Memory
>
RState
.
2.
Press
RState Load
. Click
Load RState
and
Yes
.
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