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Dummy, Device, Devices, Recognized, Quitting

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6 Chapter 1- Getting Started Dummy Device If no active devices are found, QS1 gives you the option to add a Dummy device. You cannot control a Dummy device, but it does allow you to complete QS1 start up, view the various equalizer windows, and check Scene data stored in existing Projects. A Dummy device can be useful when, for example, you want to check Project data on your home Macintosh before the next day's big event. Note: When Master Select is set to Device, the option to create a Dummy device does not appeal: What toDo WhenDevices AreNotRecognized If QS1 does not detect connected devices: • Make sure that all devices are powered on • Check the connecting cables • Check the IFU485 settings • Check the equalizers' settings • Restart QS1. Note: Do not power off the IFU485 or devices while QS1 is running. Doing so may cause QS1 to crash. In cases where QS1 works incorrectly due to a cable disconnection or equipment power off, turn your amplifier's volume down to minimum, then power on your equipment in the following order: • Devices (digital equalizers) • Macintosh computer • IFU485 • Power amplifier Finally, restart QS1 and set it up ready for use. Quitting QS1 To quit QS1, choose Quit (Command-Q) from the File menu. A dialog box may appear prompting you to save your data. Yamaha QS1-MC

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6
Chapter
1—
Getting
Started
Dummy
Device
If
no
active
devices
are
found,
QS1
gives
you
the
option
to
add
a
Dummy
device.
You
cannot
control
a
Dummy
device,
but
it
does
allow
you
to
complete
QS1
start
up,
view
the
various
equalizer
windows,
and
check
Scene
data
stored
in
existing
Projects.
A
Dummy
device
can
be
useful
when,
for
example,
you
want
to
check
Project
data
on
your
home
Macintosh
before
the
next
day's
big
event.
Note:
When
Master
Select
is
set
to
Device,
the
option
to
create
a
Dummy
device
does
not
appeal:
What
to
Do
When
Devices
Are
Not
Recognized
If
QS1
does
not
detect
connected
devices:
•
Make
sure
that
all
devices
are
powered
on
•
Check
the
connecting
cables
•
Check
the
IFU485
settings
•
Check
the
equalizers'
settings
•
Restart
QS1.
Note:
Do
not
power
off the
IFU485
or
devices
while
QS1
is
running.
Doing
so
may
cause
QS1
to
crash.
In
cases
where
QS1
works
incorrectly
due
to
a
cable
disconnection
or
equipment
power
off,
turn
your
amplifier's
volume
down
to
minimum,
then
power
on
your
equipment
in
the
following
order:
•
Devices
(digital
equalizers)
•
Macintosh
computer
•
IFU485
•
Power
amplifier
Finally,
restart
QS1 and
set
it
up
ready
for
use.
Quitting
QS1
To
quit
QS1,
choose
Quit
(Command
-Q)
from
the
File
menu.
A
dialog
box
may
appear
prompting
you
to
save
your
data.
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