High End Systems High End LCD Controller for Studio Color Manuale Utente
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Crossloading
Studio Color LCD Controller
If the pages are not programmed as you expected, first open
the Get Info window on the backup file. If the file was less
than 256KB in size, it did not contain all of the controller’s
memories and pages. Check both of the following:
the Get Info window on the backup file. If the file was less
than 256KB in size, it did not contain all of the controller’s
memories and pages. Check both of the following:
•
Check the cable connections on both ends, verify the
cable or replace it with a known working cable.
cable or replace it with a known working cable.
•
Repeat the procedure, making sure not to press the
<Select>
key on the controller until the transfer is
complete.
Crossloading
This section explains how to transfer memories, pages and
presets directly from one controller to another controller.
The first controller (the source controller) will transfer all of
its memory to the second (destination) controller. The
memory of the source controller will not be affected by the
transfer.
presets directly from one controller to another controller.
The first controller (the source controller) will transfer all of
its memory to the second (destination) controller. The
memory of the source controller will not be affected by the
transfer.
Any locked memories on the destination controller will
remain intact; they will not be overwritten.
remain intact; they will not be overwritten.
Note
Because of the differences between LCD controllers,
you should use this procedure only to crossload
between two Studio Color LCD controllers.
you should use this procedure only to crossload
between two Studio Color LCD controllers.
Required Hardware
One DB9 male-to-DB9 male null modem cable. See
Appendix C for pinouts. If you have this cable, you do not
need the other materials listed on the next page.
Appendix C for pinouts. If you have this cable, you do not
need the other materials listed on the next page.