AMS Neve Libra Live II Series User Manual page 73

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Show/Session
The Show/Session is the Desk Setup as created
using the Desk Editor application. It determines
how the system processing is used in terms of
how many input and output channels, which are
stereo, which are mono; the order of signal
processing etc. The console mutes for about 20
seconds when the Desk Setup is changed and so
the action is barred when on-air.
Clicking on the CHANGE button will allow the
operator to select an alternative Desk Setup, or
reload the current Setup with the controls reset to
their saved position.
The Filter Setups radio buttons determine whether
the list of desk setups displayed is the complete
list of setups available on the console, or just
those created by the user who is currently logged
on to Encore.
Each Desk Setup may have an associated I/O
configuration, GPI configuration, snapshot list and
set of default values linked to it. These files are
listed at the bottom of the dialogue box and are
automatically recalled when the show/session is
changed. The associated configurations are may
also be changed independently of the selected show/session.
The Floppy disk icon is a shortcut button to Backup Manager, a utility that allows Desk Setups to
be imported from removable media (e.g. a floppy disk on which a desk setup was created offline)
or over a network from another console.
I/O Patch Bay
This is the I/O configuration file that can be edited
using the I/O Configuration utility on the "MORE"
page. It holds the SRC, dither, delay settings etc
for each I/O port in the system. It does not hold the
port routing information, which is stored as part of
the Show/Session file.
GPI Setup
This is the GPI (General Purpose Interface)
configuration file that can be edited using the GPI
config page within the I/O Configuration utility. It
recalls the way opto-isolators and relays control
(and are controlled by) the console.
Snapshots
This recalls a list of snapshots for use by the snapshot recall system.
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