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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Tyler" data-source="post: 134041" data-attributes="member: 1105">Re: X32 rack won&#039;t boot from usb to update firmwareDan - interesting stuff...I was using the EDITOR to try to quickly help out, and there is a slight difference from the console (2.10) (which I just pulled out of the trailer.&nbsp; *by the way, the x32 at 30 degrees F will boot up!)First, the procedure I have used to set up the fx rack spaces with eqs for the busses is: (X32 CONSOLE)-populate the desired rack spaces with the dual eq of your choice on fx main screen.-select the 2 busses for each eq on the fx main screen.-turn on INSERT on the selected BUS CHANNELS home screen, or on the selected eq fx screen while using editor, or, -IF- rack spaces 5-8, the fx main screen.2 different ways to get there, whichever method is easier for the operator.&nbsp; If using racks 5-8, everything can be done on the main fx screen, if 1-4, everything except inserting can be done.&nbsp; I prefer doing this on the fx screen, it&#039;s simpler for me.Thanks for the educational dialog!Cheers,-Tim T</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim Tyler, post: 134041, member: 1105"] Re: X32 rack won't boot from usb to update firmware Dan - interesting stuff... I was using the EDITOR to try to quickly help out, and there is a slight difference from the console (2.10) (which I just pulled out of the trailer. *by the way, the x32 at 30 degrees F will boot up!) First, the procedure I have used to set up the fx rack spaces with eqs for the busses is: (X32 CONSOLE) -populate the desired rack spaces with the dual eq of your choice on fx main screen. -select the 2 busses for each eq on the fx main screen. -turn on INSERT on the selected BUS CHANNELS home screen, or on the selected eq fx screen while using editor, or, -IF- rack spaces 5-8, the fx main screen. 2 different ways to get there, whichever method is easier for the operator. If using racks 5-8, everything can be done on the main fx screen, if 1-4, everything except inserting can be done. I prefer doing this on the fx screen, it's simpler for me. Thanks for the educational dialog! Cheers, -Tim T [/QUOTE]

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