Organize Building Blocks - Extron electronics NetPA Ultra Series User Manual

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Organize Building Blocks

Extron building blocks are a quick configuration tool that can significantly reduce
configuration time. A building block is a collection of processor and gain settings for an input
or output processing chain. Building blocks have been built by Extron based on extensive
use and testing with each intended application or specific device. The Organize Building
Blocks dialog box allows users to organize building blocks to their preference, import new
building blocks, export existing building blocks, delete building blocks, and restore default
building blocks that may have been deleted by the user. Building blocks in the Organize
Building Blocks dialog are organized into folders for easily locating building blocks for a
multitude of applications.
Select Tools > Organize Building Blocks to open the Organize Building Blocks
dialog box.
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When the firmware is installed, the Firmware Upgrade dialog box displays that the
installation is complete and the install location of the firmware file. By default, firmware is
installed in:
• Program Files (x86) > Extron > Firmware > NetPA_U_2002_SB >
vx.xx
• If the View the Release Notes checkbox is checked, a PDF of the firmware
release notes opens automatically. Likewise, if the View the Update Install
checkbox is checked, a PDF of the update notes open automatically. The boxes are
checked by default.
• Click Finish to close the dialog box.
Use Firmware Loader to update the amplifier firmware. Refer to the Firmware Loader
Help File for more information in using the Firmware Loader software.
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Organize Building Blocks Dialog Box
Export Building Blocks File Button — Click the
building block file to be saved to a disk.
Export Building Blocks File Button
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Import Building Blocks File Button
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Delete Building Block Button
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Restore Default Building Blocks
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Button
New Folder Button
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Building Blocks Panel
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button to export the selected
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