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SETTINGS

Loupedeck Live settings can be accessed from Loupedeck Setup’s bottom left corner by clicking the wheel

symbol ( ).

LOUPEDECK LIVE

SETTINGS

SETTING WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH IT?

Device Conguration Device

Device IP Address

Serial Number

Firmware version

Firmware update

MIDI

Backlight level

Vibration form

If you have multiple Loupdeck devices: select which connected

device you want to set up.

IP address of web socket that is used for communication.

Device is identiﬁed via serial number.

Current ﬁrmware version of your device.

Update your ﬁrmware if active.

Note: Contact customer support if ﬁrmware version is 1.68!

Enabling midi allows user to create MIDI actions (similar to

custom actions).

Adjusts Loupedeck Live’s screen brightness.

Select which kind of vibration feels the best.

Prole Proﬁle

Import/Export

Proﬁle contains all workspaces, assigned adjustments, actions

and icons. Every supported software has a proﬁle.

Press Export to save your proﬁles. Proﬁles can be shared and

loaded to another computer to be used in Loupedeck software.

Press Import to load a proﬁle to your Loupedeck system. A

loaded proﬁle is immediately ready to be used

TIP! Remember to back up your personal proles every now and

then to have them stored if something goes wrong!

GLOBAL SETTINGS SETTING WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH IT?

Account Linked Account

(click on the

account)

Activating an account from the list shows account information

on the right side:

- Account name

- User name

If account needs to be removed, press “Remove account”

button located at the bottom of the area.

Add New For some target applications, user needs to log in and link the

account to Loupedeck system before actions and adjustments

are available.

Add linked account by selecting account type from the

dropdown menu.

Overlay Overlay Enabled Overlay is an info box that pops up on the user’s display.

Overlay contains action’s possible icon, action name and the

value of the action or adjustment (if target application can

provide value information).

If no value is provided, then an arrow indicates the direction of

the adjustment.