Storing and Loading Setups
As you will have deduced from reading the foregoing text, there are many adjustments you can make to the H8000FW. Wouldn't it be nice if you could save them somewhere, either to get back to the same state at a later date, or to make another H8000FW behave the same as yours? You can!
Access the Routing Storage area by holding down the PROGRAM key for one second. The LED next to the PROGRAM key will begin to blink and the upper right-hand portion of the screen will read "Routings."
Next, release the PROGRAM key and then hold it down for another second. Now, you have reached the Setup Storage Area and the upper right-hand portion of the screen will read "Setups."
Here we find seven SOFT KEYS which in general behave as they do in the PROGRAM area, except that has no effect.
list Lists saved setup configurations for loading.
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Allows you to sort through saved setups by number, name, and location |
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Saves the current setup in a new "slot" or by overwriting another setup. |
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Save |
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Saves routing configurations to user memory. |
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Deletes stored setup configurations from memory or card. |
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and Arrow soft keys.
See Loading Programs on page 37, Saving a Program on page 127, and Deleting a Program on page 130 for more details.
To change the "one second hold time," see Miscellaneous Setup Options on page 138.
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There is one difference between saving a Setup and saving a Program. It is possible to choose whether, when the setup is reloaded, it will automatically load the programs that were
loaded when it was saved. This brings the machine state as close as possible to that when it was saved. To do this, set with programs to yes.
A few things to be aware of:
The programs are not saved as part of the setup, so they must still exist on the machine.
The current routing is always saved as part of the setup.
After loading a setup, a small number of non-critical settings, such as screen brightness, will not be restored until the system is restarted.
Miscellaneous Setup Options
This menu contains a number of assorted setup options that are unrelated to the other pages.
Key hold is the time for which a key must be held down to trigger Key Hold functions, such as:
Routing Storage on page 14
Setup storage on page 15
Remote Controlling Parameters on page 111
Expert mode allows more or less information to be displayed on certain programs, as well has hiding some warning messages, depending on its setting. For more information, see page 42.
wheel speed this controls how "quickly" the wheel changes parameters. High values result in quick changes; low values in slow changes - 100% is the normal setting.
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