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Tools, Devices, Settings [Access Limits], Devices: My Fader

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Mackie DL806 and DL1608 Reference Guide Tools Tap the button with the gear icon on it to open up the tools view. Notice that it has a nearly identical layout to that of the tools section of Master Fader. Like Master Fader, My Fader is divided into three sections: devices, settings and help. Below is a side-by-side comparison of each, with My Fader screen shots on the left and Master Fader screen shots on the right. Devices - Devices is where you select a DL Series mixer to control wirelessly from the My Fader app on an iPhone or iPod touch. Or you may choose to work offline for a variety of reasons. Simply select from a list of all discovered consoles available for control. The list of available devices to select from is divided into two sections: Offline and Wireless. Do not try connecting an iPhone or iPod touch to the mixer; My Fader only works wirelessly (or offline). More information about devices may be found on pages 84-89. Devices: My Fader Devices: Master Fader Settings [Access Limits] - This set of buttons allows you to limit access to a variety of controls on each iOS device. This is useful in multiple situations. For example, each member of a band with an iOS device can access and change only the controls you choose. Settings: My Fader Settings: Master Fader 119

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Mackie DL806 and DL1608 Reference Guide
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Tools
Tap the button with the gear icon on it to open up the tools view. Notice that it has a nearly identical layout
to that of the tools section of Master Fader. Like Master Fader, My Fader is divided into three sections:
devices, settings and help. Below is a side-by-side comparison of each, with My Fader screen shots on
the left and Master Fader screen shots on the right.
Devices
– Devices is where you select a DL Series mixer to control wirelessly from the My Fader app
on an iPhone or iPod touch. Or you may choose to work offline for a variety of reasons. Simply select
from a list of all discovered consoles available for control. The list of available devices to select from
is divided into two sections: Offline and Wireless.
Do not try connecting an iPhone or iPod touch to the mixer; My Fader only works
wirelessly (or offline).
More information about devices may be found on pages 84-89.
Settings [Access Limits]
– This set of buttons allows you to limit access to a variety of controls on each
iOS device. This is useful in multiple situations. For example, each member of a band with an iOS device
can access and change only the controls you choose.
Devices: My Fader
Devices: Master Fader
Settings: My Fader
Settings: Master Fader