User Snapshots; External Media - Studer OnAir 1500 Operating Instructions Manual

OnAir 1500 Digital Mixing Console
5.6.2.3.2

User Snapshots

*.aud Audio Snapshots
*.irt Input Routing Snapshots
*.ort Output Routing Snapshots The output routing snapshots contain the output routing information; this is
*.ass Assignment Snapshots
5.6.2.4

External Media

Important!
5-32 Operation
The user snapshots consist of up to four files containing audio, input routing,
output routing, and/or assignment parameters.
The audio snapshots contain the following parameters:
• Logical inputs: most of the logical input parameters, including fader gain
and channel on/off
• Inserts: assignment and on/off status
• Master channels: fader gain, mono function
• Send channels (AUX, N–X): N–X mode, fader gain, channel on/off, fader
gain, mono function
All logical inputs are saved within the audio snapshot.
The input routing snapshots contain the complete input routing information.
Including IDs of all consumed AoIP streams if AoIP is available.
each logical output's source.
The assignment snapshots contain:
• the currently selected rotary assignment for all the rotary and fader modules
• the input meter mode (AF, PF, N–X send)
• the GRM (gain reduction meter) mode (de-esser, dynamics)
• the MIC group assignment
• the XL input assignment
• TB groups.
All desk parameters are saved for each desk in the system.
Snapshots may be copied from the local flash file system to a USB memory
device. The directory structure on the external media is different from the one
on the local file system. On the external media, the files are always saved in
a folder, due to the fact that a user may have different user IDs on different
systems.
The USB memory device MUST NOT BE REMOVED from the socket
DURING DATA ACCESS – only remove it after its LED has stopped flash-
ing.
SW V6.0 Document generated: 06.08.14