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Qu-Pac Getting Started Guide 22 AP9815 iss2
Archiving and transferring data via USB – You can use a
USB device such as key or drive to archive Qu settings or
transfer them between Qu mixers. Memories are compatible
for all Qu models.
Start by formatting the USB device on the Qu mixer. Use the
Setup / Utility / Qu-Drive screen Format function.
Note - This will erase any existing data and create a Qu
directory on the device. You only need to format the USB
device once on the Qu mixer. Do not attempt to edit the Qu
data or file names using a computer. Keep the USB device for
use with the Qu mixer only.
Go to the Setup / USB Data screen to transfer Scenes, User
Libraries and Shows files.
Mixing with Qu-Pac:
Qu-Pad app – This is an engineers tool that lets you mix using
wireless iPad control via a Wi-Fi router plugged into the Qu
Network port. You can connect up to two iPads running Qu-
Pad.
Qu-You app – Lets musicians mix their own monitor mix using
wireless iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch control via the router. It
prevents access to the main LR mix and cab be locked to one
mix. You can connect up to 8 iOS devices running Qu-You.
Note – The maximum number of devices you can connect at
any one time is 8. For example, one Qu-Pad and 7 Qu-You.
Use the Qu-Pad Custom Layer and Qu-You assignable group
wheels to customise the layout to the way you want to work.
Refer to the app Help page.
Qu-Pac front panel – Part of the design brief for Qu-Pac was
to be able to access every channel and function from the front
panel. This means you can mix simple shows or conferences
without the need for an iPad, and also gives you a backup if
you experience Wi-Fi interference problems.
User assignable SoftKeys can provide quick access to
important functions for your event.
The User assignable Custom Select Layer can provide quick
access to any combination of channels, FX, mixes and DCAs
you are using for your event.
Qu-Control – This screen can be customised by the Admin
user to allow very simple control of just a few controls. For
example, venue bar staff looking after background music
during the day. You can set up the User Permissions to lock
out all other functions for these users.
User Permissions
There are three User Profiles:
Admin – Has access to everything. Can configure the mixer
and set permissions for the other users.
Standard – Can control the live mix but is locked out of system
setup functions.
Basic – Can control faders and mutes only, or be locked out of
everything except the Qu-Control screen.
Passwords can be set for each of these three users. A scene
range and login scene can be set for the Standard and Basic
users.
Reset default for the SoftKeys:
1-4 = Mute Group 1-4
5-13 = unassigned
14 = PAFL Clear
15 = Talk
Assignable SoftKeys and
Custom Layer
Live mixing screens