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4.4.2.8
How to Activate the Device label Functionality
4.4.2.9
Where are the Device labels Saved?
4.4.2.10
How to Create or overwrite a Device label
4.4.2.11
How to Edit an Existing Device label
4.4.2.12
Background information
Document generated: 18.04.17
In order to activate the automatic import of your device labels from the device
label file, two conditions must be met:
• There must be a preset file named '
currently loaded configuration and holding your device label names.
• The 'User Device Labels' option in the SysAdmin/Device Labels menu
must be activated.
This will automatically show the device labels in the General Patch window
when switching to the corresponding label mode.
As you know, these labels are normally not changed for a specific session, but
will stay constant in a studio installation. This is why they are saved in a preset
(
) file, being valid for the currently loaded configuration, rather than
*.pre
just a snapshot or title. If a different configuration is loaded, you will need to
import the '
__DeviceLabels.pre
If you create a device label file from scratch or overwrite an existing one with
a new one, you may proceed as follows:
• Enter the device labels into the USER LABEL field of the patch (input
ports and output ports). Do this in the USER LABEL field.
• Enter SysAdmin mode in the GC by clicking the padlock icon on the
toolbar, and enter the system password.
• Go to the SysAdmin/Device Labels menu and select 'Save and Apply User
Labels as Device Labels'.
Since the device labels are saved in a regular preset file, you just log in as the
system administrator and recall the '
the device labels again in the patch (USER LABEL field). Now you may edit
them; then either click UPDATE, or go to the SysAdmin / Device Labels /
'Save and Apply User Labels as Device Labels' menu.
If you are using the device label functionality (option Settings/Device Labels/
Use Device Labels), you activate an automatic and repetitive import of these
labels from the '
__DeviceLabels.pre
snapshots, the current device labels will be part of the snapshot. However,
if you recall older snapshots that have been saved at a time when no device
labels were active, that snapshot on the disk will not be changed at all. The
snapshot will be loaded onto your console, visualized as it was saved in your
General Patch screen; but an instant later the current device labels of your
console will be copied into your patch. If you now choose to update your
snapshot or make any new ones, these will contain exactly the labels you see
on your General Patch screen.
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__DeviceLabels.pre
' file from the previous configuration.
__DeviceLabels.pre
' file into your patch. If you create any
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' matching the
' file. You will see
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