Gives you the option to save the Q-SYS design file with a new name or location without overwriting the original file. Refer to Different Versions of Q-SYS Designer for information about version mismatch. Any adjustments made to controls are saved with the design. The file is saved on your hard drive, network, or another device you specify, not the Core. Save (Ctrl+S) - Saves the currently open Q-SYS design file, overwriting the original file with the same name.
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Open Sample Design - Opens a Windows Explorer window where you can select sample designs installed from Asset Manager.If you have multiple copies of a design with the same file name, in different locations, the open pages of the last copy of the file you saved are remembered for any copy you open after that. The open pages are remembered by filename, not by the path. Q-SYS Designer remembers the Schematic Pages you have open from the last time you saved the file.If you open more than one design, multiple instances of Q-SYS Designer are opened.Open (Ctrl+O) - Opens a Windows dialog box allowing you to navigate to any saved Q-SYS design file (file extension.New Design (Ctrl+N) - Opens a new instance of Q-SYS Designer.You can select the Control Pins you want to be available for each Schematic Element. Control Pins give you access to the controls, meters, and so on within a Schematic Element to use in scripts, to control or trigger other controls, and so on. A sub-section of Properties is Control Pins.The Properties section is used to configure the Schematic Elements, for example, you can set the number of channels available on a Mixer, you can give the Core a specific name and location.
The Properties section is available when you have a component selected. In the Graphic Tools section, there is a Text tool, a Text Box tool, and a Box tool to assist in labeling and organizing your design. The User Library allows you to drag frequently used, and pre-configured components into the User Library and have them available for use in any design you open. When Q-SYS Designer is in Run/Emulate mode, the Schematic Library is not available. For a complete listing of the available components, and information about each one, refer to the Table of Contents > Components and Inventory Reference in this help system. The Schematic Library contains a listing of all the virtual DSP, Control, and Layout components you can add to your system design. Right-side Pane has four main sections:. You can link components on different pages using Signal Names. You add more pages under the Schematic Pages accordion bar. You can have one or many linked or un-linked pages of schematic diagrams. The Schematic is the area in the center of the screen. Named Controls - to make Q-SYS controls available to Control Change Commands, Control Scripting, and external control systems,. Snapshots - for saving sets of control settings to use for different events,. User Control Interfaces - for designing remote interfaces,. Schematic Pages - to assist in the layout of your design,. Inventory - adding and configuring hardware proxies,. The Left-side Pane has accordion bars for:. Available in the Run or Emulate mode only. Show Administrator icon - click the icon to open a new tab in Q-SYS Designer showing the Administrator interface. If you deploy a new design, the System Mute state is the default state of unmuted. If the Core is stopped and restarted, or you re-deploy the same design, the System Mute state is remembered. Click the icon to mute the system, the loudspeaker with the red international "NO" symbol displays, indicating the system is muted. System Mute icon - loudspeaker with "sound waves" indicates the system is not muted. If there is a Redundant Core, the status is given for that as well. Hovering over the Core name displays the communication status, the IP address currently being used by the Core, and all available IP Addresses. Core name and status - gives the user-defined name of the Core, and the status.Green indicates that communication with the Core is OK, red indicates an issue. The Status Bar, under the main menu, has the following information:. The main menu is a typical Windows drop-down menu with the following choices: File, Edit, View, Tools, and Help. The Title Bar displays the design name with an asterisk indicating unsaved changes and, "Q-SYS Designer ". The Q-SYS Designer workspace can be divided into the following areas: Title Bar, main menu, Left-side Pane, Right-side Pane, and the Schematic.
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