78 Showfile Management
Functions
Save As Default
Remove Default Show
Delete
Import
Export
Caution: All data is stored internally in non-volatile memory. Do not switch off the power until
any pending save operation is completed, or you may lose data. It is strongly advised that you
make periodic backups of important data to an external memory stick using the export function.
Save As Default
The current show will be saved as the default to be used each time Setup> File > New is selected. Typ-
ically this will include a standard patch, but may also include any other show elements, for example, play-
backs for operating house lights or other standard functions.
Caution: All data is stored internally in non-volatile memory. Do not switch off the power until
any pending save operation is completed, or you may lose data. It is strongly advised that you
make periodic backups of important data to an external memory stick using the export function.
Remove Default Show
The Default show is removed to a complete blank state with no patch or content at all.
Selecting File > New will start the console with no programmed content at all.
Caution: All data is stored internally in non-volatile memory. Do not switch off the power until
any pending save operation is completed, or you may lose data. It is strongly advised that you
make periodic backups of important data to an external memory stick using the export function.
Files, Media
Use of Media Notice
All media used in a show must be stored locally inside the console.
Media may be imported from an external memory stick.
Only one copy of each media file is needed even if it is used in several shows. However, when a show is
exported to a memory stick, all the included media is also included in the export.
Supported File Types
Audio: mp3, aac and wav files (44.1kHz sample rate, 4GB maximum file size)
Image: jpg, png, tiff, and bmp files (1280 x 720 max size)
Note: It is recommended not to use the same name for different items of media. If the media is
exported and then re-imported to the same console or another console, this would cause a local
copy to be over-written.
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