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4.1 SAVE SETTINGS
The system will allow you to save the parameters of the system.
This is particularly useful to clone a system when installing several
headends that are the same or just for record keeping.
To save the settings, in system configuration menu, click on ‘save
settings’ and the following window will appear. Click on ‘Save’.
The following window will now appear. Find a Directory you wish
to save the file to and type in the name you wish to call the file.
Then click ‘save’. The parameters will now be saved.
4.2 RESTORE SETTINGS
When cloning or uploading previously saved settings, in ‘system
configuration’ menu, click on ‘Restore settings’ and the following
window will appear. Click on ‘Browse’ to locate the saved file.
Click ‘Upload’. This will now upload the saved settings.
NOTE:
When cloning a system, make sure the modules installed are
exactly the same configuration of the previous saved otherwise a
successful restore will not occur.
4.3 IDENTIFICATION
Identification allows the installer to put his or her details in the
system. This is ideal for information on who installed the system
or worked on the system last. This may also be useful for error
reporting.
To check or edit the identification settings, in system configuration
menu, click on ‘Identification’ and the following window
will appear.
To add or edit the text, click on ‘Edit’. A new window will appear.
Information can now be entered. Once complete, click ‘Write’. This
will save your information to memory.
