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Yes, that is the one I have, G-TOUR-SLMX12.
What doesn’t look right to you?

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Sorry, US only.

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Got my ME1 this week, been playing around with it.
Cool little box.

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I did, after they replaced my console. I’m convinced the network card was defective.

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No wheels, but has the notch panel in the back so you can feed cables through it.
I also had a cover made so I can cover the console in the case when I am at gigs and worried about people either touching the board or spilling stuff on it.

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I went Gator, very happy with it.

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Thanks, I figured out that the WAN part of the dlink router is no being used.
I’ll check the WAP section and see if that is what not allowing me to see the console when I set a static IP.
A&H released a maintenance update to Qu-App today, maybe that will help the connection drops with DHCP.

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Tried leaving the WAN as DHCP, setting the Qu-16 to a static IP and then trying to connect to the board with the Qu-App by choosing “Other” and putting that IP address in.
No connection, says “Please Wait”.
I’m connected to the router fine.
What am I missing?

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So trying to get this Static IP thing set up and am a bit confused.
I see on the Qu-16 how to disable DHCP and set the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway.
On my router there are tabs for WAN and LAN.
The WAN tab is now set to Dynamic IP Address, and I am assuming I need to change that to Static like the console?
If I do choose Static on the router, it asks me for:
IP Address
Subnet Mask
ISP Gateway Address
Primary DNS Address
If I am using this as a LAN (with no internet connection), do I need to change the WAN settings?
Am I right in assuming that if I set the Qu-16 to a static IP address, I would have to enter that on the iPad to make the connection to the router to then use Qu-Pad?
So many questions, sorry. This network stuff is baffling.

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Awesome, thanks for the help.
I’ll get this set up before the next gig and hopefully this will do the trick.

[hobsoundParticipant]

So it sounds like a static IP Address is the way to go.
Not being a networking guru, how do i know what to set the Subnet Mask and Gateway Addresses to on the console and my router?

[hobsoundParticipant]

Thanks, I was thinking that might be a good option for picky lead vocalists.
Just have to lock out the Ambient mic….

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Okay, thanks for wise-ass remarks, I can take it.
I’ve been doing this a long time, trust me, and I do “mix with my ears”.
My point being, when you’ve got 16+ inputs going, and something is sounding funky, I think it is helpful to have a quick reference of what is happening on a channel without having to put the headphones on and solo.
That’s all, just a nice feature.
I’m not ready to dump my Qu-16 or Qu-32, but was impressed with the Midas.

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Just to close the thread this, A&H (actually American Music & Sound) replaced my Qu-32, which now has a working network port.
And they sent me a call-tag for my 1-month old one.
Great customer service.

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Very impressed that you reached out to me, Mike.
I replied in a PM.
And also a shout-out to GCumbee for helping get the ball rolling.

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