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Bittner Audio - Application Handbook
The SXL powers up with the saved data of a configuration. If no configuration has been set for the
start-up (see table below), configuration 0 will be the default. This default configuration has a
special status and is administrated by the SXL. Depending on setting, configuration 0 is made up
of following data:
A. A copy of the lastly re-called configuration 1 to 15
B.
The current condition of all parameters
Point A is important if the configurations are re-called by the logic inputs (refer to 3.7.9.1.
Configuration Switching via the Logic Inputs Seite 49). Point B is a special function, explained in
chapter 3.7.9.6. Permanent Backup of Operation Modes Seite 52.
Since the SXL may overwrite data in configuration 0, it should not be used for storing user
settings.
3.7.8.2.5.
Special Settings
Some function blocks of the SXL have been combined on the page
Advanced Settings &
Names
. They are global settings for the SXL and will be explained in the following sections.
3.7.8.2.5.1.
Device and Channel Labels
For a better identification, the SXL and the amplifiers may be labeled.
3.7.8.2.5.2.
Login
Username
and
Password
may be changed arbitrarily.
3.7.8.2.5.3.
Syslog
The SXL records every important event on its intern flash disk
(refer to 3.7.8.2.7 Logbook Seite 48). To obtain more security,
these record files may be mirrored via Syslog to any Host or IP
address in the network and recorded there.
Several free Syslog programs respectively deamons are available for Windows. Kiwi Enterprises,
for example, (http://www.kiwisyslog.com) is a well-known supplier.
