File Operations; Binary Preset File .Preset; Input/Output Curves .Icp, .Ocp; Channel Preset .Chp - powersoft M30D HDSP+ETH User Manual

FIGURE 23: Realign window, asking for synchronization.
10.3

File operations

There are several import/export possibilities from/to files on a
M Series unit. This section contains an explanation of all possible
cases.
WARNING! Due to the internal structure of the device, some of
these file operations can cause a temporary interruption of audio.
FIGURE 24: Preset management.

10.3.1 Binary preset file .preset

Handling of the internal binary preset of an M Series DSP
module is possible in the preset tab of the device.
EXPORT: export the actual preset slot to a .preset file.
WARNING! If the actual playing preset wasn't saved before
export, the exported binary will be the last stored binary and
not the current playing preset.
IMPORT: save a .preset file on the selected slot and recall that slot.
WARNING! This leads to a couple of seconds interruption of
the audio stream.
WARNING! The data contained in a .preset file irreversibly
modifies a preset slot and its internal layout.
10.4

Input/output curves .icp, .ocp

From the input or output tab of an M Series device, import/
export of the current equalization curve is a straightforward
procedure.
WARNING! All changes will be lost if the preset is NOT
stored on board before unplugging the unit from the mains.
10.5

Channel preset .chp

Import/export of the current playing processing from/to a file
is possible by starting from the device's layout.
WARNING! All changes will be lost if the preset is NOT
stored on board before unplugging the unit from the mains.
NOTE: Importing channel preset files doesn't modify the
internal structure of a device. For example, a channel exported
from a 1 in / 2 out configuration doesn't affect the internal
structure when imported in 2 in / 2 out processing layout.
NOTE: In the 1 in / 2 out configuration, the input eq is exported
(or applied) to both input eq's. For example, exporting 1 in / 2 out
configurations exports the unique input eq to both channels.
FIGURE 25: The .pam import/export operation from the workspace.
Note the blue rectangle on the selected device.
10.6

Device preset file .pam

The preset file allows to import/export entire dumps of the
device. An exported .pam file allows to completely replicate the
DSP process on another device. In order to import/export a .pam
file:
f Select the device (a blue rectangle will appear)
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