Software Instruction Manual

IQ–MSD Turbo 1.4 Advanced IQ System Software

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Keyboard: Select the desired control setting. Then, press S+Q or S+R to copy the setting horizontally

across the sub-block. For example, the –5 dB Max Gain setting was copied from Input 2, Channel 1 in Figure 2.19

to the other inputs by pressing

S+R.

Mouse: First select the desired control setting. Then, press and hold S and move the mouse ({) to the left or

right to copy the values horizontally across the sub-block.

• Globally Copying & Pasting Between IQ Components

The global copy and paste function copies

all the settings of all the sub-blocks of one IQ component to the sub-

blocks of another identical IQ component. This feature is only available for amplifier and mixer sub-blocks.

Keyboard: First press

A+c to copy the sub-block settings of the present IQ component into memory. This

causes “Copy” to appear in the upper right corner of the screen below the IQ address and loop number. Next,

press

C+Q or C+R to move to the Sub-block screen of the destination IQ component. (Use the IQ address

and loop number in the upper right corner of the screen to locate the component.) Finally, press

A+v to paste

the settings into the sub-blocks of the destination IQ component.

• Restore Default Settings to All the Sub-blocks of an IQ Component

Keyboard: Press A+x to restore all sub-block settings of the selected IQ component (except drones). The

settings of legacy IQ P.I.P.s and mixers will be changed to their minimum values. The settings of IQ2 components

will be restored to their factory default values.

• Moving from a Sub-block Back to a Control Block

Keyboard: Press

X from any sub-block or press O from the first sub-block or press } then O from any

sub-block. Note: “Home”

} does not function in drone sub-blocks.

Mouse: Click the right mouse button ({). You can also move the mouse in an upward direction without clicking or

dragging until the control block is displayed.

Tip: Press

A+! from any sub-block to open a help window listing many of the points in this section. A sample

Fig. 2.20 A Sample Sub-block Help Window