KARRERA — User Manual 45
File Operations
CAUTION The Eng Setup button is off by default as ports and server IPs are unique so
transferring Show files from one location to another (including suites)
requires planning to prevent interruption.
1. Go to the File Ops, Show Files menu.
2. Select the Create Show button in the Show Create & Load pane (bottom-
center).
3. In the Create Show pane, touch to select/deselect file types, or touch
the
Select All button (e-DPM is an option, if not installed the button will
be inactive).
4. Select the register data pad (left of each button) and enter a series or
range of registers to be included in the Show file (the default is
all).
5. Touch the Create button in the Create Show pane.
Choose Load
Pressing Choose Load brings up a pane that allows you to see what files are
contained in the Show, and select which files to load. Buttons for files not
present are grayed out. By default all the files in the Show are selected for
load. The controls in this pane operate the same as the Create Show, except
the
Load button replaces the Create button.
Specify the file types and ranges of files you wish to load, then touch the
Load button.
Turning on the Clear and Replace button removes all files and replaces them
so you can limit what is loaded to what is in the Show file and not a cumu
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lative load/overwrite.
Update Show
Touching the Update Show button brings up a pane that allows you to select
specific files within a show to update. Specify the file types and ranges of
files you wish to update, then touch the
Update button. The selected files in
the show will be overwritten with the current Karrera settings for those
items.
Note A best practice is to set the E-MEM range from 0-999 each time there is an
update, this will ensure that new registers are included (the same practice can
be applied to other file types).
Load Show
Touching the Load Show button immediately loads all the files in the cur-
rently selected show into the Karrera system. This operation will overwrite
the existing settings that are currently being used. While the current work
buffer and video outputs will not be affected, other aspects of system oper
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