Operating Controls; Description Of The Main Navigation Menu - HELIX PP50DSP Operating Instructions Manual

Operating controls

Main navigation menu
Reset button:
The Reset button is used to reset all the adjustments made in the software. Pressing this button
also resynchronizes the connection between the device and the software.
Important information:
If you accidentally press the Reset button while adjusting the DSP without having saved your se-
tup, you will loose all your data.
Save button:
Use the Save button to save an adjusted setup to a specified location on your PC. Clicking on
the Save button opens a window which allows you to select the location and give the setup a file
name. All setups are automatically given the file extension .afp. The .afp files contain all the PC-
Tool software settings and may only be opened using this software.
The Save button is also used to save the DSP settings as a micro SD card file. To use this func-
tion, the amplifier/processor must be connected to the computer and all the specific settings al-
ready adjusted (the settings must be saved using the "Store DSP" button). Then right-click on the
Save button. A window will now open which allows you to select the location. On confirmation, the
program generates a micro SD card file with the file extension .ac1. This process can take up to a
minute!
This file can then be simply installed via the micro SD card slot on any of the devices of the same
type without the need for the device to be connected to the computer.
Please note: It is then no longer possible to open, and therefore amend, the .ac1 file. We therefore
strongly recommend saving the settings as .afp files.
Important information:
Saving the settings as an .afp file does not save them in the actual amplifier. Please use the "Store
DSP" button for this.
It is not possible to install the .afp files directly in the amplifier/processor via the micro SD card
slot, the PC-Tool must be used instead.
Store DSP button:
The Store DSP button is used to permanently transfer the settings you made in the PC software to
the amplifier's/processor's internal memory. The amplifier then accesses this setup in its memory
each time it is switched on. The .afp file is also always saved in the amplifier/processor and loaded
from the device when the software opens. Nevertheless, we still recommend that you also always
manually save the .afp file on your computer.
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