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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 115943" data-attributes="member: 1285">Re: Quick helpYou are not giving a lot of information, but I&#039;m sure it wouldn&#039;t hurt you to have both consoles on the same firmware version. However, it shouldn&#039;t really affect you in this case. What you need is to get the channels on to the AES50. How you do this might vary depending on how you want to control it, but since the monitors and the mains will be run of the same inputs, I would let the monitor console handle the routing changes. On the monitor console, make sure that for each band, the same inputs that are routed to Inputs 1-32 in the Home tab, is also routed to AES50-A Output 1-32 in the AES50-A tab. Then your mains console will always have the relevant inputs on channel 1-32 (providing your source is AES50-a 1-32). Put your Aux inputs on AES50-A 33-40 if you use them.[Note: 1-32 means 1-8 + 9-16 + 17-24 + 25-32]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 115943, member: 1285"] Re: Quick help You are not giving a lot of information, but I'm sure it wouldn't hurt you to have both consoles on the same firmware version. However, it shouldn't really affect you in this case. What you need is to get the channels on to the AES50. How you do this might vary depending on how you want to control it, but since the monitors and the mains will be run of the same inputs, I would let the monitor console handle the routing changes. On the monitor console, make sure that for each band, the same inputs that are routed to Inputs 1-32 in the Home tab, is also routed to AES50-A Output 1-32 in the AES50-A tab. Then your mains console will always have the relevant inputs on channel 1-32 (providing your source is AES50-a 1-32). Put your Aux inputs on AES50-A 33-40 if you use them. [Note: 1-32 means 1-8 + 9-16 + 17-24 + 25-32] [/QUOTE]

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