Loading Memory Banks and Registers

Note:

•You do not need to store memory banks or registers to the same memory banks or registers on the USB drive.

•If you save an empty memory bank or register, the destination bank or register on the USB drive is erased.

Once the memory registers are loaded, you can recall them for use.

To load memory registers from a USB drive:

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1.Insert a USB drive into the USB port.

2.Press MENU.

3.Press the LOAD Wipe Pattern button.

4.Press the Mems knob to display the Load Memory menu.

5.Press NEXT to cycle through the sets.

6.Press the knob for the set you want to load the memory registers from.

7.Use the left knob to select which memory registers you wish to load. You can choose from the following:

•All — All memory banks and registers are replaced with the stored memory banks and registers from the selected set on the USB drive.

•Bank — You can specify which memory bank to load from the USB drive and which memory bank on the switcher to replace with the loaded values.

•Indiv — You can specify which memory register to load from the USB drive and which memory register on the switcher to replace with the loaded values.

8.If you selected Indiv or Bank, select the memory bank or register to load as follows:

•If you selected Indiv, use the Local knob to select the memory register you wish to replace with the loaded data. The selected register is indicated as X.Y where X is the memory bank and Y is the memory register. Use the USB

knob to select the memory register on the USB drive you wish to load.

•If you selected Bank, use the Local knob to select the memory bank you wish to replace with the loaded data. Use the USB knob to select the bank on the USB drive you wish to load.

9.Press the left knob to commit the load.

10.Press the Confrm knob to perform the load. Press the Cancel knob to cancel the load.

Note:

•You do not need to load memory banks or registers on the USB drive to the same memory banks or registers on the switcher.

•If you load an empty memory bank or register from a USB drive, the destination bank or register on the switcher is erased.

For More Information on...

•using the memory system, refer to the section “Using the Memory System” on page 23.

Software Upgrades

Software upgrades stored on a USB drive can be uploaded to the switcher.

To upgrade the switcher software:

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1.Copy a software upgrade file onto a USB drive. Do not store multiple upgrade files on the same USB drive.

2.Insert the USB drive with the software upgrade file into the USB port.

3.Press MENU.

4.Press the RESET Wipe Pattern button.

5.Press NEXT until Run Software Upgrade From USB is displayed.

6.Press the left knob.

7.Press the Confrm knob to initiate an upgrade. Press the Cancel knob if you do not wish to perform an upgrade.

The menu displays a message indicating the software upgrade is in progress. The Upgrade LED on the rear of the switcher is lit, indicating an upgrade is in progress.

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