Set-Up Of Hds-7100; Overview Of Operating/Saving The Set-Up Data - Sony HDS-7150 Installation Manual

The control panel BKDS-2010 is used for the set-up of the HDS-7100.
This section describes the installation of operating program, the set-up required in the construction of
system, and the saving of set-up data for HDS-7100 system.

10-1. Overview of Operating/Saving the Set-up Data

A set-up data exists in the four domains shown as follows.
1. RAM
This memory is the normal operating domain. The system operates using the set-up data on this memory.
The set-up data is always changed on this memory. When the resume function is selected to OFF, the set-
up data on this memory is lost by turning off the main power or by resetting the system.
After turning on the power or resetting the system, the set-up data in the nonvolatile memory is recalled
on this RAM.
When the resume function is selected to ON, the system operates using the set-up data on this memory
regardless of turning off the main power or resetting the system.
2. Nonvolatile memory
This is a nonvolatile memory. If turning off the main power, this memory can save the data. This
memory is used as the saving domain of the back up data when the resume function is selected to OFF.
3. ROM
This memory permanently saves the initial set-up data in the factory shipment. When the system is reset
up or the nonvolatile memory is initialized, this memory is used.
To call the contents, initialize the system in the set-up menu screen.
4. Memory pack
A disk is used to more permanently save the set-up data, to transfer the set-up data to another editing
suite, or to keep the data for each operator.
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The following data are saved in the status that is displayed on the menu screen and are not changed by
resetting or all-clearing the system.
. Signal format
. Resume function ON/OFF
ROM
1 : MEM SAVE SETUP
2 : MEM LOAD SETUP
3 : SETUP SYSTEM SAVE
4 : POWER ON or SETUP SYSTEM INIT RESET
5 : SETUP SYSTEM INIT CLEAR
HDS-7150/7100
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Set-up of HDS-7100

Nonvolatile
memory
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RAM
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Memory pack
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