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<blockquote data-quote="Stuart Miller" data-source="post: 145770" data-attributes="member: 5098">Re: midas pro1 - how to turn on and up aux without ipad or trackballHello,Use the up/down arrows (in the set of four navigation arrows - Up/Down/Left/Right), in conjunction with the assignable toggle buttons beneath the eight assignable rotary encoders.When the &#039;On&#039; legend (located beneath the lowest aux on the screen) is highlighted on the screen the assignable buttons toggle the Auxes on or off. If you press the enter key after you toggle the aux on or off, you can then use the up/down arrows to cycle through the auxes and toggle them on and off with the buttons that are above the assignable rotary knobs.If you press the Alt key then press a channel&#039;s assignable toggle switch, the aux changes from pre to post, etc.&nbsp;Easier to do than to explain. It is a bit kludgey but not too bad once you&#039;re used to it.Stu</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stuart Miller, post: 145770, member: 5098"] Re: midas pro1 - how to turn on and up aux without ipad or trackball Hello, Use the up/down arrows (in the set of four navigation arrows - Up/Down/Left/Right), in conjunction with the assignable toggle buttons beneath the eight assignable rotary encoders. When the 'On' legend (located beneath the lowest aux on the screen) is highlighted on the screen the assignable buttons toggle the Auxes on or off. If you press the enter key after you toggle the aux on or off, you can then use the up/down arrows to cycle through the auxes and toggle them on and off with the buttons that are above the assignable rotary knobs. If you press the Alt key then press a channel's assignable toggle switch, the aux changes from pre to post, etc. Easier to do than to explain. It is a bit kludgey but not too bad once you're used to it. Stu [/QUOTE]

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