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PULSE MX
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5.8 LIBRARY MANAGER
The Exit button goes back to the Setup menu. The xture library is composed of fdf les (xture de-
nition le) and fxr les, which the console uses to avoid displaying all technical details of the xtures
included in the show.
Fdf les are organised in brands or folders, which are in turn located inside the FDFLIB folder. This pro-
gramme allows to manage this structure through the copy/delete/duplicate functions, both on a single-
le basis and on a brand basis.
Library manager displays all brands available on the internal disk. To view the xtures included in a
brand, just push the corresponding button. Pushing the Brand button goes back to the brand list.
To exit the programme, use the context specic menu.
IMPORTANT substituting or deleting a library le does not aect in any way the current show nor the shows
previously created. When a xture is loaded in a show, the console automatically creates a copy of the fdf le
and saves it in the show's data.
To apply the changes made to a library xture, it is necessary to erase from the show all occurrences of that
xture (entailing the loss of their programming) and subsequently reload it.
Buttons:
Brand list
Back to brand list display
Export brand (Import brand)
This button (which becomes “Import brand” when the USB drive is selected) allows to copy all les
contained in the current brand from the selected disk to the other disk. The brand is copied without
changing its name. If the destination already contains a brand with the same name, the programme
will ask whether to replace it or to cancel the operation.
Export file (Import brand)
This button (which becomes “Import le” when the USB drive is selected) allows to copy the current
le from the selected disk to the other disk. The backup le is copied from one disk to the other
without changing its name. If the destination already contains a backup with the same name, the
Library manager Fig.44