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Chapter 3 Main Panel Window

DME Designer Owner’s Manual

 [Group] List

Allows selection of a device group to be synchronized.

 [Go On-line] Button

This button will be grayed out when the software is online.

Clicking the button displays a dialog box where you can decide the synchronization method.

[DME Designer  Device] button

A consistency check is performed between the data in the current device group and the DME or

SP2060 data, then the communication status changes to online. Transmits data from the DME

Designer to the DME or SP2060 unit and synchronizes the two.

[DME Designer  Device] button

Data from the DME or SP2060 unit is read into DME Designer. Current data stored in the DME or

SP2060 unit, such as scenes, are read into DME Designer. The configurations in the DME unit and

DME Manager must identical to allow synchronization. If the configuration has been edited,

synchronization can only be achieved by using the [DME Designer -> Device] button. SP2060

configurations cannot be edited, so synchronization is always possible.

 [Go Off-line] Button

Clicking this button changes from online to offline. While offline, this button will be grayed out.

 [Close] Button

Closes the dialog box.

 [Close this window after synchronization] Checkbox

When this checkbox is checked the dialog window will close automatically after synchronization.

 [Store Project File into DME after synchronization] Checkbox

When this checkbox is checked the project file (.daf extension) will be automatically saved in the

DME unit after synchronization.

NOTE

If the IP address of the DME device is changed after the device has been synchronized with DME Designer, it will be

necessary to re-transfer the configuration data. The “Full Resync” operation forces a re-transfer of all configuration data,

and can be initiated by clicking the [Go On-line] button while holding down the [Ctrl] key.

NOTE

For details on backing up the DME or SP2060 data as a file, refer to “Backup” on page 183.

NOTE

Project files can also be saved internally in the DME unit using the DME File Storage function (page 70). Synchronization

to DME or SP2060 units requires a project file. We recommend saving the project file to the DME unit itself to ensure that

the file is always available.

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