If you import G Series data which has a Soft Group whose master was a hardware
Group Fader, the Soft Group will be replicated exactly as it was on the G Series
console, with the Group Fader as master (as seen in the Soft Group Setup pop-up).
However, since this is not a valid selection on a J Series console (see Section 5), the
Group Fader will not control the Soft Group, only any faders assigned to it in a
hardware group.
All transferred data is simply copied into the computer’s memory and will need to be
saved to the System Disk with the Project/Settings/Save function (see Page 2-9).
Project Purge
Lurking in the Copy Project menu is a facility which deletes all the currently held
versions of a Project File’s elements except the last saved version in each case. Since
this could be potentially dangerous, do not use this function on any Project File unless
you are aware of the consequences. Better still, always make a copy of a project (see
Page 2-5) before using Purge Proj.
Select Purge Proj and a list of currently stored Project Files will appear. Stab on the
Project File you wish to purge. You will then be given one last chance to confirm that
you wish to lose the previous versions. The remaining version for each element will
retain its original version number and will not be reset to 1. Please note, however, if
you check the Automation Data and Total Recall Setup lists in the Settings pop-up,
you will find that the previous versions are still listed! This is also true if you use the
Prev function (see Page 2-15) for other elements in the purged Project File. The reason
for this is to safeguard any element versions that you may have saved in a ‘Held’
Project (see Page 2-15). If you try and load any of the earlier versions in the normal
way (ie. not by using Return Project) the system will naturally tell you that they
cannot be found.
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