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7.6 CONFIGURATION PRESETS
This icon opens a pop-up menu where you can recall either a snapshot (to reset session parameters) or a preset (to reset the
complete unit). The
MANAGE
button opens a full-size page with further file management options: create, lock, export, delete, etc.
7.6.1 ABOUT SNAPSHOTS AND PRESETS
To save and load settings, the system uses two different file types:
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A studio preset stores everything required to reset the D-Mon processor – i.e. all the GUI page parameters (including the
STUDIO SETUP ), plus other lower-level settings defined during installation (such as the Optimizer channels).
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A session snapshot stores only session-related parameters – i.e. the current state of the CONTROLLER page, plus the
SESSION SETTINGS , SESSION ROUTING and MONITORING MIXER .
You should use presets to store settings for the studio – for example, different monitoring arrangements. Then use snapshots to
store settings for each DAW session – for example, the sends and returns to the DAW and studio floor.
This allows you to reset the unit completely using only a preset. OR, recall a preset followed by a snapshot to apply different
session-related parameters to different monitoring arrangements.
Note that there are a few parameters which are NOT saved in either presets or snapshots. These settings are always
absolute and remain at their last values. They are the:
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Speaker listening level , MUTE and DIM set in The CONTROLLER page.
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Network
parameters defined in the OPCP GUI during installation, see
6.2.2: Setting up the CPU
.
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Audio clock parameters defined under STUDIO SETUP -> Audio Clock (if “Store in preset” is set to off in the OPCP GUI,
see 6.4.6: Defining the Audio Clock ).
Each unit can store up to 30 presets (29 user p the Built-in preset which cannot be deleted).
The number of snapshots is unlimited.
7.6.2 FACTORY-CONFIGURED SNAPSHOTS AND PRESETS
All D-Mon processors include some factory-configured snapshots and presets.
These are indicated by the Tr (Trinnov) symbol and cannot be renamed, overwritten or deleted. They will reset the relevant parts
of the system to a known set of parameters, and provide a good starting point for defining customer-specific snapshots and
presets. Note that the exact contents vary according to the D-Mon processor model.
The Built-in preset and Default snapshot appear on all D-Mon processor models. Note that the Default snapshot is the same as
the Built-in state, but recalls only the session settings (rather than studio-specific parameters like the Optimizer channels).
Other factory-configured snapshots can appear depending on the unit’s options. For example, the CB-TMC snapshot is a
snapshot that supports the Colin Broad TMC-1 remote controller.