Studer SW V4.0 OnAir 1000, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console
5-14 Master Functions
SW V 4.0 Date printed: 23.10.03
5.8.2 Recall a Channel Routing from Memory
Automatical Recall: Every logged-in user has his own user channel routing that is loaded either
automatically when logging-in, or manually. This is defined by customer
code 0x00000200 (
see chapter 11.2.11 ).
Usually it is easier to load the user-specific channel routing automatically
at log-in; in some cases, however, the channel routing must not be changed
(e.g. when the administrator makes some changes in a user domain).
When the console is switched on, the last channel routing (i.e. the one that
was active before power off) is automatically loaded.
Manual Recall: A user can recall one of the five global channel routings or, when logged
in, his own user channel routing at any time. This is done in the Mixer
Setup page, either after selection of GLOBAL (up to five channel routings
can be recalled by selecting one of them and touching RECALL FROM
MEMORY), or PRIVATE (only one user channel routing can be recalled
for logged-in users by selecting RECALL USER ROUTING).
When the console is switched on, the last channel routing (i.e. the one that
was active before power off) is automatically loaded.
5.8.3 Save a Channel Routing to Memory
After having configured the channel routing as desired ( see chapter 5.8.1 ),
touch the APPLY field. The new channel routing is loaded to the work
memory. When touching the EXIT field, the CHANNEL ROUTING page
is left, and the user can work with the new channel routing. However, this
routing is not yet stored in the user's profile. When the user logs out, the
temporary channel routing is lost; if customer code 0x00000200 is set (
see
chapter 11.2.11 ), his original channel routing will be loaded when logging
in the next time.
To store a modified channel routing within the user's profile, the SAVE
TO USER PROFILE field has to be touched before exiting the page with
EXIT.
Note: The system administrator can set and save his own user channel routing as
described above.
For administrator setting and saving of global channel routings or user
channel routings, please refer to
chapter 5.8.5 and chapter 5.10.2 .