Location

1. Navigation side bar: Configuration
2. Central work window: Detail View or System View or Link Resources
3. Bottom panel: If the bottom panel is hidden, click the burger menu ().

System native rate

The system native rate determines at what clock pulse, in Hz, the unit(s) run. It is advised to set the native rate of all devices to the same Hz. This ensures minimum frames or gaps are present when communicating or dealing with signals. Therefore, the genlock out signal is also tied to the system native rate.

Tip: Genlock can only be locked to external when the referenced rate is half, the same or double the system native rate.

If changes were made, click the save icon () in the header.

Preset conflict

Recalling presets can lead to conflicts between content that is currently in program with the content that is being loaded in preview. If program is locked, then preset conflict mode will decide how those conflicts are resolved:

• Force Recall, forces the conflicted content in program to match the content that is being recalled to preview.
• Auto, conflicted content will be removed from program and preset is recalled to preview. (default)
• User Confirm, a pop-up alerts the user about the conflict and lets the user manually decide how the conflict must be resolved.
• Off, an error message will show and the preset recall will be cancelled.

Tip: Preset conflict time (frames) will decide the maximum amount of frames that can be spent to execute the chosen conflict resolution.

If changes were made, click the save icon () in the header.

Auto save

When turned on, the unit(s) will automatically save any changes to memory after one minute of being idle.

If changes were made, click the save icon () in the header.