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PIX 250i User Guide

Setup Management & Firmware Upgrades

Setup Management and Firmware Upgrades

Saving and Loading Setup Files

To save all of the current settings to a setup ﬁle, select the Setup Menu option

[Quick Setup - Save Settings to Drive 1]. Use the on-screen keyboard (or attached USB key-

board) to enter a name for the setup ﬁle. This will save all of the current settings to an XML

ﬁle at root of Drive 1. To load a previously saved setup ﬁle, select the Setup Menu option

[Quick Setup - Load Settings from Drive 1]. The setup XML ﬁle will have to be copied to the root of

Drive 1 prior to attempting to load it.

For a complete list of available Setup Menu options, see Setup Menu Options.

Formatting a storage device will also remove any setup ﬁles that are on the drive. Setup ﬁles can be stored

on a computer and copied back to the root of a PIX 250i drive to be loaded on the PIX 250i.

Custom Default Settings and Setup Menu Option Visibility

The Setup Menu option [Quick Setup - Load Factory Settings] loads a setup that is saved internally

to the PIX when it leaves the factory. It is possible to alter this “factory” setup, so that the Setup

Menu option [Quick Setup - Load Factory Settings] will load a custom default.

It is also possible to hide speciﬁc Setup Menu parameters and options. This is useful for Setup Menu

options that are not commonly used in a particular workﬂow, or to simplify use when lending the

unit to another user.

To customize defaults and Setup Menu option visibility:

1. Aach a USB keyboard to the PIX 250i’s USB keyboard port.

2. Press MENU to enter the Setup Menu.

3. Press Ctrl + Alt + F10 on the keyboard. If this is the rst time this action has been performed

since powering the PIX 250i up, a password dialog will appear. Enter the password (the de-

fault password is “default”).

4. After the correct password has been entered, the Seings Customization Menu will appear.

Select Edit Menu & Default Values.

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