Deleting or renaming configuration folders, Configurations – Grass Valley NV9000-SE v.3.0 User Manual

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4. Configurations

Working With Configuration Files

Control Panel

on page 240 or

Updating Control Panel Details

on page 349.) The

Revert to Saved

button discards current changes and reverts to the previously saved changes.

Configurations are always “saved” whenever

Save

is clicked. If you open a different configuration,

close a page without “saving” changes, or click

Revert to Saved

, the current changes are discarded.

This feature enables you to easily clear mistakes.

Deleting or Renaming Configuration Folders

To delete or rename a configuration folder, you must locate the folder in your local operating sys-
tem and use file system commands to delete or rename the folder. Be careful! Certain file system
commands may make the folder inaccessible to NV9000-SE. Refer to your local operating system
for instructions on managing files and folders.

Adding Computers to Existing EC9700 or EC9710 Configurations

EC9700 and EC9710 are virtual control panels that run on a computer. (See

EC9700 and EC9710

Panels

on page 385.) Using the ‘GUIs’ table accessed through the ‘Views’ pane, a new computer

can be associated with an existing EC9700 or EC9710 control panel. The computer, or Windows
user, is associated by adding a new control panel and selecting the configuration file for the
EC9700/EC9710 control panel you want. Using this table, associations can also be removed.
Selecting an existing configuration is similar to performing a “Save As” function. An identical
copy of the configuration is saved on the newly assigned computer.

How to Add an EC9700/EC9710 Control Panel to an Existing Configuration

1 Launch NV9000-SE. (See

Launching and Exiting the Application

on page 12.)

2 From the Navigation area, select the ‘Views’ pane and then ‘GUIs’. The ‘GUIs’ table appears,

as shown in Figure 4-5.

Important

Saving a configuration changes does not write the configuration to the system
controller for distribution to control panels. For more information, see

Imple-

menting Configuration Changes

on page 17.

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