Recalling presets – AJA Ki Pro User Manual

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Recalling Presets

To recall a preset, select the Recall button in the row assocated with the desired preset.

You can also export a preset file to your computer or import a preset file from your
computer.

NOTE:

AJA recommends that presets only be used between the same types of devices. In other words,
only use presets from Ki Pros with other Ki Pros, not with Ki Pro Minis.

At any time you may perform a recall of the Factory Settings if you have presets enabled.

IMPORTANT:

Presets do survive reboots of the device. If you want to be sure that your device does not
have someone else's settings in place, you can perform a recall of Factory Settings prior
to configuring and working with the Ki Pro.

While the web UI is the preferred method of working with presets, they may also be
saved and recalled from the front panel UI.

IMPORTANT:

Custom naming of presets is not possible from the front panel UI; presets will have their
default names of "Preset 1," Preset 2," etc. To recall a preset from the front panel UI, navigate to
CONFIG menu parameter 91.1 Recall Preset. Use the ADJUST up/down buttons to select a
preset. Use the SELECT up button to choose a specific preset and the ADJUST up button to
recall the preset. To abort recalling a preset, press the select down button.

To save a preset, navigate to CONFIG menu parameter 92.1 Store Preset. Use the ADJUST
up/down buttons to select a preset. Use the SELECT up button to choose a specific preset
and the ADJUST up button to store the Preset. To abort recalling a preset, hit the select
down button.

NOTE:

In both CONFIG menu parameters 91.1 and 92.1, you can tell if you are navigating
through the presets if you see the leading numeric characters flashing. Again, use the
SELECT down button to exit these menu parameters.

For ease-of-use, AJA strongly recommends using the web UI to work with presets; more
options are also available when using the web UI.

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