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Qu-Pac Getting Started Guide 17 AP9815 iss1
8.3 Qu-Control
Qu-Control is a custom assignable screen to present just the few controls needed for basic operation. For
example, to control background music source and level within a music bar. It can be associated with the
Qu ‘Basic User’ with permissions set by the ‘Admin’ user so that only this screen is available for non-
technical bar staff to adjust the background music. Access to the live mixing and setup functions can be
locked out for the Basic User.
Qu-Control key
- Press to open the Qu-Control screen. Buttons and
level controls configured by the Admin user are presented.
Tabs allow access to up to 5 custom screens. If a screen has no controls assigned
then it is not available to the user.
Touch a button to toggle its state. Touch a level control to highlight it and adjust it
using the screen rotary.
Setup page
- Press the Fn key to open the Qu-Control setup page for
the currently active tab. This is only available to the Admin User.
Functions can be assigned to up to 15
positions arranged as a grid of 3 rows with 5
columns. If a position is unassigned then it
will appear blank in the user screen.
Touch to open the Function list. You can
choose mutes, level or assignments
(On/Off) associated with channels or mixes.
Touch and spin the rotary to scroll through
the channels or mixes.
Once you have finished assigning the
screen press Apply to save and exit or
Cancel to exit without saving.
Note – Qu-Control settings are stored to USB device as part of the Show file. They
are not stored in Scene memories.
User Permissions
- Three user profiles are available. The ‘Admin’ User can
set access for the ‘Standard’ and ‘Basic Users. Various parameters can be blocked
and passwords can be set. Go to the Home / User screen to set user permissions or
log in as a different user.
Example: Admin User Engineer in charge of the installation
Standard User Mixes live shows, blocked from setup functions
Basic User Controls background music only
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