Device Menu

You can set the device name and network configuration and also see main system information.

• Device Name: Set the name of your device
• Vendor: Displays vendor name
• Model Name: Shows name or type of device model
• Model ID: Displays the model ID provided by the developer
• Firmware Version: Shows the installed and active firmware version
• Serial No. (Vendor): Given vendor serial number
• Serial No. (PCB): Serial number of circuit board
• Input configuration: Depending on the device, the input configuration is shown in full text
• Use DHCP: activate DHCP (recommended)
• Static IP: Set static IP address for device if DHCP is not used
• Netmask: Set subnet-mask for device if DHCP is not used
• Gateway: Set gateway of device if DHCP is not used

Caution. Your unit could get lost in space and be out of the connection range if you use manual network configuration. It is recommended to use DHCP.

Identify device helps to identify the connected hardware device. This is very helpful if you use more than one device in your setup. By clicking on "Identify Device" the front panel LEDs of the hardware device start to blink.

Mission Control and your device provides the possibility to store user preset. You can recall, rename and delete your user presets. You can also store the current device preset as a new user preset.

If you are experiencing network problems or lost connection to the device, you can initiate a re-sync between Mission Control and your real device. A re-sync can also be applied when network settings have been changed.

This function opens a file dialog to select a DDD file. A DDD file contains system presets and is provided by the vendor/developer. 

Latest version of firmware is usually shipped with the newest version of Mission Control software. If a firmware version is released independently from Mission Control, the new firmware can be uploaded to your device by employing the firmware update feature. The system is performing a version verification and prompting information in a dialog window. If the information looks good to you, you can proceed by confirming the update. The provided firmware is then uploaded to your device.

This features erases the device preset and come up with a clean preset. You might need to power cycle your device.

This feature will erase all created custom controllers (CusCons) on your device. Please keep in mind that custom controllers can be complex and have different relative states applied to parameters. When erasing CusCons ensure to mute incoming signals and also mute logical channels/outputs of your device, to prevent sudden loud events that can cause speaker and hearing damage.

This function erases everything except the factory presets.