Saving And Recalling Setup Data; Selecting The Startup State; Saving User-Defined Settings - Sony XVS-9000 User Manual

Saving and Recalling Setup Data

Local drive / removable drive
User setup data
Load
File menu
[Load]
Current setup data
(If in Resume mode, settings data is saved.)
Save
In Custom mode,
Setup
power on or reset
menu:
[Setup
Define]
Non-volatile memory
User setup data
Updating the switcher or control panel setup data saves the
updated setup data in RAM in each device.
• In Resume mode (see page 391), even if devices are
reset or powered off, the data is preserved in RAM, and
recalled when the power is turned back on.
• In Custom mode (see page 391), the user-defined
settings (user setup data) saved in non-volatile memory
is recalled when a reset occurs or power is turned back
on.
The setup data in RAM can also be saved to the local drive
or removable drive on the menu panel.

Selecting the Startup State

1
In the Engineering Setup >System >Start Up menu
(7314), select the target device to set.
2
In the <Start Up Mode> group, select the mode.
Resume: Resume mode (see page 391)
Custom: Custom mode (see page 391)
Note
[Resume] is enabled only when a switcher or control
panel is selected.
Save
File menu
[Save]
RAM
Initialize
Setup
menu:
[All Clear]
Non-volatile memory
Factory default setup
data
3
When [Custom] is selected, in the <Setup> group or
<Initial Status> group, select one of the following.
User: Set user-defined settings for the Setup or Initial
Status settings.
Factory: Set factory default settings for the Setup or
Initial Status settings.
4
Press [Execute].
5
Check the message, then press [Yes].

Saving User-Defined Settings

For details about settings that are saved, see "Data Saved
by [Setup Define] and [Init Status Define]" (page 532).
1
Open the Engineering Setup >System >Start Up menu
(7314).
2
Select the target device to set, and perform the
following operation.
• To save Setup settings, press [Setup Define].
• To save Initial Status settings, press [Init Status
Define].
3
Check the message, then press [Yes].
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