RGB Spectrum Quadra User's Guide manual Settings as outlined below

SYSTEM STATE

VALUES

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	TE C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S
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	Parameter Storage
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of the settings as outlined below:
Tip
	Recalling previously stored parameters will change the
	operation of your unit. Because there is no undo feature,
	we recommend that you have a backup copy of your
	preferred settings. The copy could be stored internally in
	Quadra using the SAVECONFIGguration command, or
	externally using the SETTINGSEXPORT feature.

Following are explanations of various “SettingsExport” options:

•System — using this option results in a text file that stores system parameters as outlined in the “System State Values” section later in this chapter.

•Timing — using this option results in a text file that stores the values for the output and all inputs as outlined in the “Timing Presets” section later in this chapter.

•Window — using this option results in a text file that stores the values for the Window preset settings.

These subsets can be created using optional arguments to the command. If the SETTINGSEXPORT command is not provided with an argument, the default state “ALL” causes the generated file to contain the complete set of parameters consisting of the System, Timing and Window settings.

There are several categories of system values (parameters) that are saved, as outlined below:

•Input Timing Values — The following timing values for each graphics input are saved:

~Timing preset name and number

~Horizontal front porch, sync width, back porch, and active area (in pixels)

~Vertical front porch, sync height, back porch, and active area (in lines)

~Sync format

~Horizontal and vertical sync polarities

~Interlace

~Autosync mode

•Image controls (Graphics) — The following parameters are stored for each graphics input:

~Input signal source

~ADC sample phase

~De-interlacer mode

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