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== Status Bar ==

Normally the left side of the status bar will say it is Ready. Some features require the ~~carillon~~ to enter a dedicated communications mode ~~called Slave Mode~~ when writing to FLASH memory. Switching between ~~slave~~ and ~~ready~~ modes may cause the ~~carillon~~ to reboot, resulting momentary delay. The status bar at the bottom of the application screens indicates the current mode of the ~~carillon~~.

Normally the left side of the status bar will say it is Ready. Some features require the ringing system to enter a dedicated remote communications mode when writing to FLASH memory. Switching between FLASH and Ready modes may cause the controller to reboot, resulting momentary delay. The status bar at the bottom of the application screens indicates the current mode of the bell system.

At the right end of the status bar you can see the schedule status. If a macro schedule has become active it will be displayed so you know which one is currently active. If the schedule edit mode has uploaded the schedule it will say Schedule Loaded.

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 == Status Bar ==
-Normally the left side of the status bar will say it is Ready. Some features require the carillon to enter a dedicated communications mode called Slave Mode when writing to FLASH memory. Switching between slave and ready modes may cause the carillon to reboot, resulting momentary delay. The status bar at the bottom of the application screens indicates the current mode of the carillon.
+Normally the left side of the status bar will say it is Ready. Some features require the ringing system to enter a dedicated remote communications mode when writing to FLASH memory. Switching between FLASH and Ready modes may cause the controller to reboot, resulting momentary delay. The status bar at the bottom of the application screens indicates the current mode of the bell system.
 At the right end of the status bar you can see the schedule status. If a macro schedule has become active it will be displayed so you know which one is currently active. If the schedule edit mode has uploaded the schedule it will say Schedule Loaded.