Is the a way to downgrade the Qu-Pad app to 1.8? My iPad auto-updated back in May (my mistake). Most of the band use Qu-You for Android and so I have not upgraded the Qu-24. I would like to get the iPad operational again.
This is not a rant. I am amazed that all of this software is available at no charge and publishing apps can be a real pain.
Sorry. No. Will have to upgrade the firmware. Thanks to Apple.
Yeah, I hate it when these software creators think they know what’s best for us. They don’t seem to live in the real world.
We recently upgraded our QU32 to 1.9, and my iPad initialy worked with it OK, after Apple automatically upgraded me 1.9 on my iPad.
However, last week, I could not connect and noticed that my iPad was now running 1.91. I have read that the QU-pad app was supposed to work as long as the two matched at the first decimal point level. So 1.91 on the iPad should work with 1.9 on the QU32, but I was not able to find any other reason for my failure to connect.
Has anyone else seen this issue? Are users out there able to run 1.91 on the iPad?
Does noone heed warnings about automatic updates? ;(
Does noone heed warnings about automatic updates? ;(I received the iPad just as 1.8 was released. I was excited to work with Qu-Pad and didn't give it another thought. It is configured correctly now. ?
Given the capacity for in-app purchases is there a way to have a wrapper app that then allows you to ‘buy’ whichever firmware version you need within the app???
I need to update my previous note. Today, I am able to use the 1.91 iPad version with 1.9 firmware. This agrees with what has been published on this subject.
I have tentatively concluded that the problem may lie with the way our system starts up. We use a sequencer that turns on components in three groups, with the mixer in group 2 and the amps in group 3. The router is in Group1, but I’m thinking that maybe it has not had time to boot up completely before the mixer boots, and this may give issues with connectivity. Even though the iPad sees the QU32, it will not reliably connect to it.
Just a guess. Would welcome input.
@DoctorG: Running the Qu on DHCP? Would use a static IP in that scenario.
some minutes after startup it should work correctly no matter wich order at startup