Specifications

Remote Control Application

If you are not using dayparting or the external trigger port the default preset will always be the 'on air' preset and

it will be marked in the preset list with a (DEF) which appends to the preset name. If the scheduler (dayparting)

or the remote trigger interface has changed the preset the (DEF) marked preset may not be the one that is on

the air. There are two additional identifiers to mark these occurrences. (DP) for Daypart and (TR) for remote trig-

ger. If a daypart of trigger occurs the (TR) or (DP) will appear next to the name and the preset name will change

to green to indicate that it is 'on air' and has overridden the (DEF) default preset. When the daypart or trigger

finishes control will always return to the default (DEF) preset.

It is possible to have A (DEF)(TR)(DP) situation where a remote trigger forces 'on air' a user preset which has

also been triggered by a daypart and that preset happened to be the default preset. Unlikely but possible.

Various preset operations are possible including changing the default preset, saving a preset to a user preset

location, changing the name as well as PC file operations to backup or share presets with other DSPXtreme

users. To perform an operation you will need to select a preset by clicking on to the name in the list. This will

highlight the preset with a blue bar. This does not change the preset or affect anything on the air. All this blue

selection bar indicates if that this is the preset that we want to perform an operation on. We have two methods

of performing the operation on the preset. The first method is to click one of the icons at the bottom of the win-

dow. These are from left to right, Load preset, Save preset, Rename preset, Load from PC, Save to PC. The

other method is to right click over the preset where you will be presented with a drop down menu containing the

same options.

Load preset

Load preset will change the default preset to the one selected. This usually means that this preset will become

'on air'. The exception to this is when the default preset is being overridden by a daypart or remote trigger. In

this case the DSPXtreme will 'on air' the selected preset when the daypart or trigger hands back control to the

default preset.

Save preset

Save preset will save the current on-air preset to the highlighted user preset position. You can not write over a

factory preset.

Rename preset

Rename preset allows the user preset name to be edited. You are restricted to 15 characters.

Saving presets to PC

This option will pop up the standard windows save dialog box. You can select a file name and location for the

preset to be saved under. The preset that is saved is the currently highlighted (in blue) preset, not the one that is

currently 'on-air'.

Preset window shown