Introduction; Configuring The Aws Remote; Installing The Application; A Note On Java - Solid State Logic AWS DELTA 916 Owner's Manual

PROJECTS AND THE REMOTE BROWSER
I
NTRODUCTION
The AWS Remote Browser is used to manage Projects and their associated files. It also allows renaming of mixes, TR
setups, channel scribble strips and monitor external sources, and includes space for session notes.
The Remote software is a Java application that runs on both Mac and PC. Section 1 describes how to install the application
and how to configure the network connection to the console.
Note that the network connection can also be used to connect MIDI data between console and computer, as also
described in Section 1.
MIDI SysEx data. Mixes and TR Setups saved as MIDI SysEx dumps using earlier versions of software can be
uploaded using either ipMIDI port 8 or MIDI port 4 (dependent on which MIDI system is enabled in the desk
MISC>SETUP menu), then saved off as part of a new Project.
C
ONFIGURING THE
First, download and install the AWS Remote application to the Mac or PC from which you intend to manage your AWS
elta.

Installing the Application

If you do not yet have the AWS Remote application for AWS elta, you can download it from the SSL website here:
Downloads
Note that you must be registered to enter this area.
The files are listed under AWS Java Applications. There are separate files for PC and Macintosh computers – the PC
version is a .zip archive, so simply double click to unzip it; the Macintosh version is a .dmg file, which can be extracted by
double clicking also.

A Note On Java

The AWS Remote application is Java based and compatible with Mac OS 10.4 and above and Windows 2000, XP and above.
If you do not have Java on your computer then please visit and download it from:
The Remote requires Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0, or above.
The above URL will also verify your computer's currently installed Java environment.
The console normally expects to obtain an IP Address from a DHCP server. The computer and console should therefore
be connected to a network with a DHCP server. If you wish to use a fixed IP address, go to SSL / Misc / Net and select
the Fixed softkey. The fixed address can be changed using the terminal diagnostic port on the rear of the console. See
Section 1 for details.
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