SQ4You red "OFF" on one channel

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    Profile photo of dervishmoosedervishmoose
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    We are using an SQ5 for our church praise team with five mics, one guitar, and a stage monitor. Our worship team leader showed me that he could not control one channel in the floor monitor mix from his phone using the SQ4You app. The channel can be assigned to a group and shows volume activity, but is not adjustable and has a grayed-out slider with a red “OFF” over the top. (See attached image.) This channel is assigned to the mix and is fully controllable, and works as expected on the SQ5 desk.

    After much searching this forum and the web, I have not seen anyone reporting this issue. Any ideas?

    The same issue is reproducible on the Android and iOS versions of SQ4You.

    Thank you

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    #116645
    Profile photo of acovington7920acovington7920
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    Hi –

    I don’t use SQ4You but I wonder if this is a user permission issue. User permission settings are in chapter 12 of the SQ5 manual (in mine anyway) and maybe this user’s permissions exclude that channel?

    #116653
    Profile photo of KeithJ A&HKeithJ A&H
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    @dervishmoose

    The ‘off’ shows that the channel is unassigned from the mix selected in that instance of SQ4You.
    To turn it back ‘on’, assign the channel to the mix on the SQ or using SQ-MixPad.
    (details on assignments to mixes can be found here – https://www.allen-heath.com/content/uploads/2023/05/SQ_ReferenceGuide_V1_5_0.pdf#page=42&zoom=auto,-361,573 )

    Thanks,
    Keith.

    #116708
    Profile photo of dervishmoosedervishmoose
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    @KeithJ A&H

    Thank you!

    Ha, new learnings. I just learned a lot about assigning channels to mixes. I did not realize that there is an “OFF” where you can add a channel to a mix but not control it.

    Thanks again.
    -Mark

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