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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Mortensen" data-source="post: 117589" data-attributes="member: 2826">Re: X32 DiscussionYes, it seems so, and your work mode and mine are fine for that. The problem would be if the console restarted in the middle of a show, and less than 2 minutes after you changed scenes. Then it would go to Scene 00. It does appear you can load a scene into Scene 00, so at least if you do that you&#039;ll start in something related to what you were doing when you lost power, maybe. I can think of plenty of situations in which your scene library would make that no better since one scene on the console is completely unrelated to another (using multiple S16&#039;s for example), so that may be no help.Since 1.15 had no scene 00, I have to assume that it went to its last state in that situation, which means that 2.02 went in the wrong direction from 1.15 on this issue. IMO.Also, my iPads are working fine with 2.02, but I didn&#039;t upgrade them since 2.1.2. Don&#039;t know why the company would put out a new version that turns out to be less functional than the old version, but there it is. And it all should be moot in a day or two when the new -Mix comes out.Separately, the console that I loaded the 2.02 in chose the exact moment of the first time I pressed Mute Group button #6 (the first thing I checked!) to have that button start sticking. And it may be &quot;sticking again&quot;, because I sent in a console to get button #6 fixed and I&#039;m not sure it was this exact console. If it was, and a problem that was fixed did not get fixed for any duration, does that somehow reset that part of the warranty, since I learned the other day here that all my full size consoles are now out of warranty for non-internal problems?I did get some of the WD40 dry spray lubricant that was mentioned either here or in another thread for this kind of problem, so if the console is truly out of warranty maybe I&#039;ll try that and report back here.The switch does not get unstuck when moved by a finger, but does when I use the can opener tool on my Boy Scout knife to very gently nudge it to the left. I don&#039;t get why the finger doesn&#039;t do the same thing, but it reliably doesn&#039;t and the can opener tool reliably does.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dan Mortensen, post: 117589, member: 2826"] Re: X32 Discussion Yes, it seems so, and your work mode and mine are fine for that. The problem would be if the console restarted in the middle of a show, and less than 2 minutes after you changed scenes. Then it would go to Scene 00. It does appear you can load a scene into Scene 00, so at least if you do that you'll start in something related to what you were doing when you lost power, maybe. I can think of plenty of situations in which your scene library would make that no better since one scene on the console is completely unrelated to another (using multiple S16's for example), so that may be no help. Since 1.15 had no scene 00, I have to assume that it went to its last state in that situation, which means that 2.02 went in the wrong direction from 1.15 on this issue. IMO. Also, my iPads are working fine with 2.02, but I didn't upgrade them since 2.1.2. Don't know why the company would put out a new version that turns out to be less functional than the old version, but there it is. And it all should be moot in a day or two when the new -Mix comes out. Separately, the console that I loaded the 2.02 in chose the exact moment of the first time I pressed Mute Group button #6 (the first thing I checked!) to have that button start sticking. And it may be "sticking again", because I sent in a console to get button #6 fixed and I'm not sure it was this exact console. If it was, and a problem that was fixed did not get fixed for any duration, does that somehow reset that part of the warranty, since I learned the other day here that all my full size consoles are now out of warranty for non-internal problems? I did get some of the WD40 dry spray lubricant that was mentioned either here or in another thread for this kind of problem, so if the console is truly out of warranty maybe I'll try that and report back here. The switch does not get unstuck when moved by a finger, but does when I use the can opener tool on my Boy Scout knife to very gently nudge it to the left. I don't get why the finger doesn't do the same thing, but it reliably doesn't and the can opener tool reliably does. [/QUOTE]

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