Owner's manual

Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d e

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Pro64 Network Manager saves all information about the configuration of a network in a structure called a

project. This includes:

Quantity and type of all Pro64 devices • in the network

Active • Slots on all I/O devices

Input and output Slot routing, including • matrix settings

Sample rate •

• Control Master device

• Clock Master device

• Clock source (Network, Word Clock, AES3)

Active • Virtual Data Cables (VDC)

Device • Numeric ID and Location labels

Channel names •

Network • Scenes

• Device Presets for each I/O device

User‑created text, • comments, etc.

Current open • windows and their positions

Only one project can be open at a time while working with Pro64 Network Manager. New projects can be

created while connected online to a Pro64 network or by using the sA v e pr o j e c t As... function with an

existing project open while working offline. Projects saved to disk can be opened and edited offline at any

time.

Project Contents

A project consists of a set of files and folders created as a group when you use the sA v e pr o j e c t command

for the first time when no project is open while working online, or when either the Ne w pr o j e c t or sA v e

pr o j e c t As.. command is used while an existing project is open. Projects can be stored in any convenient

location on the computer’s hard disk.

Saving a Project

When connected online to a Pro64 network, you can create and save a project by using the sA v e pr o j e c t

command found in the File menu of the main workspace. The shortcut for this command is Ctrl+S.

After navigating to an appropriate folder, enter a name for the project in the dialog box’s FI l e N A m e field

and then click the sA v e button. Once a project has been created, you can create a new project using the

same network configuration by using the Ne w pr o j e c t command found in the File menu in the main

workspace (the shortcut is Ctrl+N).

P No t e : Do not move or rearrange the project’s sub‑folders or their contents.