User Manual

Chapter 5 Main panel window
Amp Editor Owner’s Manual
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 Auto Save
Here you can make settings for saving the project automatically. This does nothing if the project has never
been saved.
• Auto Save does not copy a library file to the project folder. If you want to save the library file to the
project folder, execute the [Save] or [Save As...] function from the File menu (page 32).
 [Enable] check box
If this is selected, the current project will be saved automatically. The project file will be overwritten onto
the existing one.
 [Interval in minutes]
Specifies the interval in minutes at which the file will be automatically saved.
 Device Matching
Specifies how the devices in the project will be associated with the actual devices if the Device IDs or MAC
addresses of the devices in the project differ from those of the actual devices when you open a project.
 [Strict Matching (by MAC address)]
Matches the devices based on their MAC address. Choose this if you want to manage the devices strictly
based on their MAC address.
 [Loose Matching (only by Device ID)]
Matches the devices based on their Device ID. Normally you will choose this setting.
• The direction in which synchronization is performed will determine whether the settings of the
devices in the project or the settings of the actual devices will take priority.
• Matching will not be performed if the models differ between the project and the actual devices.
If the models are different, you’ll need to synchronize, and then perform matching (Device
Matching) (page 112) in the Tree View window.
 Scene
Here you can make settings for dialog boxes that appear when storing or recalling a scene.
 [Confirm Scene Store] check box
If this is selected, a confirmation dialog box will appear when storing the scene.
 [Close progress dialog after scene recall] check box
If this is selected, a progress dialog box that appears when recalling a scene will be automatically closed
after scene recalling.
 [Close progress dialog after scene edit] check box
If this is selected, a progress dialog box that appears when editing a scene will be automatically closed
after scene editing.
 Device ID Display
Here you can switch the Device ID display between decimal and hexadecimal.
 Decimal
Choose this to display the Device ID in decimal.
 Hex (Hexadecimal)
Choose this to display the Device ID in hexadecimal. In the hexadecimal display, an “h” appears after the
value.
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