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Once you have completed your changes, hit OK or Apply. On Windows 2000 and XP, you will be

asked if you want to immediately apply the changes, or wait until you reboot. If you choose to

immediately apply the changes, your computer will be unresponsive for a period of time after

clicking OK while the driver restarts. The delay time will depend on the number of channels you

are grouping together. More devices will mean a longer delay.

For Windows Me, you will need to reboot for your changes to take effect. In addition, PureWave

is not available on Windows Me.

WDM - Console Sessions

Console settings can be saved as a console session to be reloaded later. To save a console

session, click the “Save” button in the console. To load a previously saved session, press the

Load button in the console. The current session can be “fast saved” by pressing the F key; this

will overwrite the most recently opened session file with the current settings.

By default, a directory with your card name is created, and all sessions for that card are saved to

it. Sessions are not cross-compatible between different types of hardware; that is, a Mona

session cannot be used with a Layla24.

All console settings are saved, including:

• Volume and pan sliders

• Mute, gang and nominal level settings

• Digital mode

• Input clock

• Wave Device Config

The various options available in the “Settings” dialog are not saved as part of the session.

WDM - Digital input auto-mute

Note: This feature is only available if you are using the WDM driver.

The digital inputs can now be automatically muted when they are not synchronized to an external

clock.

This option can be set by following these steps:

-Open Console3, and press the “Settings” button.

-Under the “Digital I/O” tab check “Auto-mute digital inputs.”

This option will mute the digital inputs automatically if sync is lost. This avoids problems where

extremely loud digital noise is heard when signals at differing sample rates are sent through the

digital-in or when a digital cable is unplugged. For most situations, leave this box checked.