Allen & Heath QU module

Controls the Allen & Heath QU.

Functions:

• Mutes
• Faders and Pan
• Mix and FX sends: Level, Pan, Assign
• Matrix sends: Level, Pan, Assign
• Groups: Assign (Level, Pan in mix mode)
• Mute Groups: Assign, Mute
• DCA Groups: Assign, Level, Mute
• PAFL select
• Scene Recall
• Preamp (local): 48V
• MMC Transport Control

Special functions:

• Feedbacks: Mutes, PAFL
• Presets: Mutes, PAFL
• Variables: Fader level, Send level, Channel name, Current scene
• Step level increment: Fader level, Send level
• Scene step increment (+/- 10)

Created by referring to "QU Midi Protocol v.1.9" manual.

Current version: 1.0.7

Start version: 1.0.0

New in v.1.0.1

• Fix level
• New variables
• Presets

New in v.1.0.3

• Fix feedbacks
• Remove all system.emit
• Add PAFL feedbacks
• Add PAFL presets

New in v.1.0.4

• Add scene step
• Add currentScene variable

New in v.1.0.5

• Fix issue #6

New in v.1.0.6

• Fix issue #9

New in v.1.0.7

• Add QU-Pac & QU-SB config
• Add shutdown action

Configuring:

New instance

First step after adding QU instance is to setting it up:

• Name: the INSTANCE name you want
• Target IP: IP to reach your QU (needs on the same net)
• Model: your QU model

How to:

Fader / Send level step increment

• There are two specifc values on level dropdown menu (at the top) when you configuring fader / send level.

Fader level and Channel name on button

When you configure a button, in button text start typing <b>$(</b> then system will suggests you all variables you can use.

All variable/text can be concats to produce complex string. Use <b>\n</b> to make new line. Example:

$(QU:ch_name_32)\n$(QU:level_input_32) dB

will produce a string like:

  CH 1
 -8 dB

If you set a name (from console) for channel 1 (ex: Singer) the result will be like:

Singer
-8 dB

Send level

It works like a fader level but you have to compose variable name (no suggests) following this indications:

• $(INSTANCE:sendlev_TYPE_CH_TO)

where:

• INSTANCE is the name used on config
• TYPE is a type of level
• CH channel from
• TO channel to

Referring to follow tables:

TYPE (ex: input_mix => from INPUT to MIX)

• input_mix / input_group
• stereo_mix / stereo_group
• fx_return_mix / fx_return_group / fx_return_fxs

CH (ex: 32 => CH 1; 65 => ST 2; 9 => FX 2)

• input 32 -> 63
• stereo 64 -> 66
• fx_return 8 -> 11

TO (ex: 0 => MIX 1; 5 => MIX 7/8; 17 => FX Send 2)

• mix 0 -> 6
• group 8 -> 11 (only in mix mode)
• fxs 16 -> 19

Example: if you want the level of "Stereo 3 into Group 3/4", write <b>$(QU:sendlev_stereo_group_66_9)</b>