Log, Log History And Log Setup Menus; The Screenshot Menu; The Modules Menu - Axia element v.2.0 Installation & User Manual

and
Backup Restore
tings. Backup file format is standard XML.
Save your work! We recommend backing
up your Configuration files whenever a major
change is made, or is about to be made, to your
Element. Whether you are re-configuring Show
or Source profiles en masse or about to perform
a software update, it's always a good idea to
have a copy of your important data.

Log, Log History and Log Setup Menus

Element keeps a detailed log of each button press,
fader movement and other system events. Choosing the
menu item lets you examine the last 100 logged ac-
Log
tivities; choosing the
Log History
to view an entire day's log at one time and delete old log
files if you choose. The oldest log files are deleted auto-
matically as storage space dictates.
The menu item allows you to specify an
Log Setup
external Syslog server and to configure the debug level.
Use this section if directed to do so by Tech Support.

The Screenshot Menu

Choosing this menu item immediately captures a
shot of the Element's Operator screen. This, in combi-
nation with the activity log, can be used to determine
just what the operator is seeing — useful for at-home
troubleshooting during those 6 AM Sunday phone calls.
Fig. 8-6: Element Screenshot Example
all Element configuration set-
menu item allows you
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Pressing your browser's
to the Element menu. These screenshots may be request-
ed by tech support if unusual behavior is reported. To
save a screenshot, simply right-click over the image and
select "save as" to name and save a copy of the screen-
shot on your local PC. The screenshot settings are con-
figured on the Customize Menu.

The Modules Menu

The heading displays a detailed list of the
Modules
installed modules in your Element console.
Fig. 8-7: Module Information screen.
Some of these fields are for diagnostics; below is a
list of those you might find useful:
• The field displays the number Axia
Address
has assigned to each fader type, followed by the set-
ting of its module rotary ID selector switch. This is
useful in determining if any modules' ID selectors
are set to duplicate values (see Appendix C for in-
formation on correctly setting module ID selectors).
• The field gives you the actual name of
Type
each module (i.e., 4-Fader, Master, US Phone, etc.).
• The field tells you whether or not the
Status
button will return you
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