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Synergy 100 Installation Guide (v16.10-S100) Completing Setup • 9–3
About the Synergy File Storage System
The Synergy 100 file storage system arranges those portions of the switcher that are
software-configurable (and user-configurable) into several categories of registers.
• Memory Registers
This category stores and recalls MLE settings or “snapshots” of the switcher MLE. A
memory register can be programmed in the
System Control group. When saved to a
storage device, all 100 memory registers are stored in the file MEMORYS.SYN .
• Personality Registers
This category stores and recalls settings that are user-configurable and which apply to a
user’s particular
style of operation rather than to basic installation parameters. When
saved to a storage device, the default filename PERS.SYN is used. The following data
is contained in the file:
~ Setup of both Favorite CGs
• Installation Registers
This category stores and recalls all setup and configuration settings. When saved to a
storage device, the default filename
INSTALL.SYN is used. The following data is
contained in the file:
~ BNC Input Types
~ Tally Configuration
~ Alpha Setup
~ Auto Key Configuration
~ Panel Button Assignments
~ Aux Bus Setup
~ Output Setup
~ Clean Feed Setup
~ GPI Input Setup
• 3D Wipes Registers
This category stores and recalls all 3D wipes that are present on the switcher. If you have
the
Squeeze & Tease WARP option installed, the pre-programmed wipes on the board
can be saved to a storage device, and then over-written by 3D wipes that you have
created. When saved to a storage device, the default filename
ST3DSEQ.SYN is used.
Refer to the Synergy 100 Squeeze & Tease 3D/WARP Owner’s Guide for information
on Squeeze & Tease WARP .
Note
When the
MEMORYS.SYN
file is created, an
ST3DMEM.SYN
file
is automatically generated if your switcher has the Squeeze & Tease
WARP option installed. This file is used to store all S&T 3D
memories, and subsequent recalling of the memory registers will
access
both of these files.