Config Sync

Config Sync manages local configuration files and cloud synchronization. It supports downloading, uploading, resetting, pushing to cloud, and fetching configurations from other machines.

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What you will learn

How to back up and restore configuration.
How cloud push/fetch works.
Which actions can overwrite local files.

Recommended workflow

Open Settings > Config Sync.
Review local config files.
Download individual files or all configs before risky changes.
Use Upload to restore a known config file.
Use Push to Cloud to publish the local version.
Use Fetch from Cloud carefully because it overwrites local files.

Buttons, fields, and controls

Control	What it does	When to use it
Refresh	Reloads local config file state.	Use after external changes.
Download	Downloads one config file.	Use before editing or support handoff.
Download All Configs	Downloads all config files.	Use for full backup.
Upload	Uploads/replaces a config file.	Use to restore from backup.
Reset	Resets a config file where allowed.	Use only when rebuilding settings.
Push	Pushes one config to cloud.	Use to publish current machine config.
Push All to Cloud	Pushes all eligible configs.	Use after validating complete setup.
Fetch	Fetches a config from cloud.	Use to copy from another machine.
Fetch Selected Configs	Fetches selected cloud configs.	Use for controlled multi-file sync.

Best practices

Download all configs before fetching or resetting.
Avoid fetching configs during live production.
Confirm station/machine identity before pushing cloud configs.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Likely cause	What to check
Cloud buttons disabled	Cloud is not connected or license/machine ID is missing.	Check License and Config Sync status.
Fetch failed	Target machine or cloud config is unavailable.	Refresh machines and configs.
Local setup changed unexpectedly	A fetch overwrote local files.	Restore from downloaded backup.

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