OnAir Digital Mixing Consoles
Conguration  6-7
Document generated: 10.10.14
SW V6.0
6.2 Configuration Backup
Backup/restore allows backup and restoring the complete console configura-
tion to or from external media. This consists of the start-up configuration,
the operational initial snapshot, all *.xml and *.ini files. User snapshots are
excluded but can be saved to and restored from external media separately.
Slots for external memory media are provided (OnAir 3000: CF card and USB
sockets; OnAir 1500/2500: USB socket). If using the remote configuration
tool, the files can be saved at any desired location.
Backup and restore may as well be used for copying configurations between
consoles.
Important
The USB memory device MUST NOT BE REMOVED from the socket
DURING DATA ACCESS – only remove it after its LED has stopped flash-
ing!
Backup If an external memory medium is inserted, it is displayed in the list (e.g.
USBMedia). After touching the Backup button, the screen keyboard pops
up for giving the backup a name. After touching Enter, the configuration files
are copied to the external medium; this takes a few seconds. The Backup
button is highlighted during the transfer.
Restore Select the desired configuration file with the rotary encoder below the Backup 
field and touch Restore. After confirmation the configuration data are loaded
into the console’s memory; the Restore button is highlighted during the
transfer. Once finished, the console has to be re-booted by touching Reboot.
Rename To rename backup configuration files on the external medium. If the new
name should already exist, a dialog box appears where overwriting the exist-
ing backup has to be confirmed.
Delete To delete backup configuration files from the external medium. A dialog box
appears where deleting the selected backup has to be confirmed.
Reboot Reboots all sub-systems of the selected system, e.g. core, desks and channel
screens of the OnAir 3000. A dialog box appears where rebooting the current
system has to be confirmed. If at least one channel should be on-air, the reboot
is not executed but a user warning appears in such a case.
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