Selecting The Destination Media; Copying A File From One Drive To Another; Deleting A File; Erasing All The Files From A Media Disk - evertz 9625LG Instruction Manual

9625LG Series Logo Inserters and Media Keyers Manual

3.7.3. Selecting the Destination Media

MANAGE FILES
To
[serial number]

3.7.4. Copying a File from one Drive to Another

MANAGE FILES
Copy

3.7.5. Deleting a File

MANAGE FILES
Delete

3.7.6. Erasing all the Files from a Media Disk

MANAGE FILES
Format
Warning, this function is not recommended but is provided as last resort. The
FORMAT function will completely remove all Media items, logos etc from the device
specified in the MEDIA sub-menu. There is no undo provided.
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This menu item is used to select the destination media drive that you are
working with. Each media drive is identified by the serial number of the
compact flash media that is currently in the drive. Units that are not fitted
with one of the compact flash expansion drives will only have 1 item in this
list.
Use the or buttons to display the serial number of the media drive that
will be the destination for the file operation and press the SELECT button to
choose the displayed item.
This menu item is used to make a copy of the file specified by the File menu
item from the source media (chosen by the Media menu item) to the
destination media (chosen by the To menu item).
Press the SELECT button to initiate the copy function. If a file of the same
name already exists on the destination media, it will be overwritten in the
copy function. If the target item is active (e.g. the logo is being keyed), the
copy function will fail.
This menu item is used to delete the file specified by the File menu item
from the source media (chosen by the Media menu item)
Press the SELECT button to initiate the delete function. If the file is active
(e.g. the logo is being keyed), the delete function will fail.
This menu item is used to delete all the files from the source media (chosen
by the Media menu item)
Press the SELECT button to initiate the format function. If there are active
files on the media (e.g. one or more of the logo files are being keyed), the
format function will fail.
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