Setting Up and Connecting
Assemble the QuickQ Console
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Connect the Tablet Holder to the back of the console using the two captive screws.
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Install the aerial on to the connector labelled antenna and extend it vertically.
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Connect the Desk Lamp to the lower USB on the rear of the console.
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Connect the DMX outputs to the fixtures that are to be controlled.
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Connect a Network Cable to the Network port if using.
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Connect an HDMI Monitor if you decide to use one.
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Connect the power supply into the 12V DC input on the back, then connect it into a mains AC power.
Connecting the Remote App to a QuickQ Console
| QuickQ Consoles are shipped with the WiFi interface disabled. You must enable the interface the first time before attempting to connect. |
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Turn on WiFi: Press the icon on the top bar and turn the Status switch on.
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Download the App: The QuickQ Remote App is available for free download from the Google Play and Apple App Stores.
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Scan the QR Code: Use the Remote App to scan the QR Code displayed on the Console touchscreen.
The Remote App can also connect to the Console via a wired Ethernet connection plugged into the Console Network port. This can either be a directly connected to the device running the app via an Ethernet adaptor or to an external WiFi router.
Assemble the QuickQ Rack
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Connect the Rack Ears to the front of the unit with the small screws supplied, if unit is being rack mounted.
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Install the aerial on to the connector labelled antenna and extend it vertically.
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Connect the DMX outputs to the fixtures.
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Connect a Network Cable to the Network port, if using.
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If not using QuickQ App for programming, connect an HDMI Monitor and USB Mouse.
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Connect the PowerCON TRUE1 connector on the rear of the QuickQ Rack, then connect it into a mains AC power
Connecting the Remote App to a QuickQ Rack
| QuickQ racks are shipped with the WiFi interface disabled. You must enable the interface the first time before attempting to connect. |
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Enable the WiFi Press and hold the WiFi button on the rear of the unit for 2 seconds. Note that on early QuickQ Rack the WiFi button on the rear of the unit is labelled as 'recovery'. This button can be used in exactly the same way to toggle WiFi on/off. The LEDs on the front of the Rack will flash blue to indicate that it has been turned on or red to show it has been turned off.
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Scan the QR Code Use the Remote App to scan the QR Code supplied on a printed sheet with the Rack.
The Remote App can also connect to the Rack via a wired Ethernet connection plugged into the Rack Network port. This can either be a directly connected to the device running the app via an Ethernet adaptor or to an external WiFi router.