
On the Device Synchronization dialogue box, you will get the below option.
The Device Synchronization dialogue box also includes two check boxes.
The selected data is stored and can be transferred using a .gttd file format for export and import purposes.
Switching off “Include state data while receive” during receive operation might impact synchronization of some audio object panels.
Sending or receiving data is indicated by a progress window along with a percentage of completion of sending or receiving data. The progress bar will close automatically once the send / receive process is completed.
The progress bar window title will be either “Sending data” or “Receiving data” depending on the functionality you have selected.
You can also perform “Send” and “Receive” operation from ribbon bar. To achieve this, the device should already be in a connected state. Following are the options provided as part of context menu.
If EOC object is present in the signal flow, Progress window will not show the real progress.
In case there is issue with data transfer between device and GTT. a warning message appears asking you to abort or ignore the operation. You can check the device setup and retry the operation.
While sending the data from GTT to connected device, if there is a data transfer issue between the device and the GTT. A warning will appear asking whether to abort the operation or ignore the error and continue.
You can troubleshoot the issue by verifying your device configuration and then retry the operation.
While sending the data from GTT to connected device, if there is a version mismatch between GTT and the connected device. A warning message will appears asking whether to continue or abort the operation.
Removing Device Instance
Removing a device instance carries significant consequences, including the deletion of all associated data such as tuning and signal flows.