R1 Remote - Revision history

ST: /* Replacement Cable */

2017-04-23T19:41:30Z

Replacement Cable

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	You can get a replacement cable (sometimes known as a 7 pin midi cable).		You can get a replacement cable (sometimes known as a 7 pin midi cable).

	[[File:Hosa 7pin phantom midi.png\|link=~~http~~://www.~~musiciansfriend~~.com/~~accessories/hosa-~~7-pin~~-phantom-~~midi~~-cable~~\|400px\|Hosa 7 pin phantom midi cable]]		[[File:Hosa 7pin phantom midi.png\|link=https://www.google.com/search?q=7+pin+midi\|400px\|Hosa 7 pin phantom midi cable]]

	[http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/hosa-7-pin-phantom-midi-cable Hosa 7 pin phantom midi cable]		[http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/hosa-7-pin-phantom-midi-cable Hosa 7 pin phantom midi cable at Musicians Friend]

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ST: /* Stiff Controls */

2017-04-23T19:39:45Z

Stiff Controls

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	If the knobs get stiff, you can pull them out a bit. Chances are they've just gotten jammed down during packing.		If the knobs get stiff, you can pull them out a bit. Chances are they've just gotten jammed down during packing.

			== Replacement Cable ==

			You can get a replacement cable (sometimes known as a 7 pin midi cable).

			[[File:Hosa 7pin phantom midi.png\|link=http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/hosa-7-pin-phantom-midi-cable\|400px\|Hosa 7 pin phantom midi cable]]

			[http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/hosa-7-pin-phantom-midi-cable Hosa 7 pin phantom midi cable]

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ST: /* Leave 'em Hanging - (not) */

2011-11-18T10:21:20Z

Leave 'em Hanging - (not)

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	Here's an idea for a bracket you can mount on the mic stand. Sure, the velcro is fine but ...		Here's an idea for a bracket you can mount on the mic stand. Sure, the velcro is fine but ...

	[http://www.musiciansfriend.com/~~srs7/g=home/search/detail/base_pid/452072~~/ Musicians Friend link to bracket]		[http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/on-stage-stands-my550-mic-extension-attachment-bar Musicians Friend link to bracket]

	See: [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/ubb.x/a/tpc/f/3976055944/m/7191095141/r/7191095141 Bracket for the Remote]		See: [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/ubb.x/a/tpc/f/3976055944/m/7191095141/r/7191095141 Bracket for the Remote]


	== Zipper Sounds, Latency ==		== Zipper Sounds, Latency ==

ST at 14:33, 7 September 2011

2011-09-07T14:33:36Z

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	From Hilmar-at-Bose <ref>Hilmar-at-Bose talks about [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/3976055944/m/7346041205?r=4521050871#4521050871 LEDs and the Insert Loop]</ref>		From Hilmar-at-Bose <ref>Hilmar-at-Bose talks about [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/3976055944/m/7346041205?r=4521050871#4521050871 LEDs and the Insert Loop]</ref>

	~~Mr. Jonz is right (as always).~~ The LED on the remote is after the insert loop. Depending on how much energy the signal gains (or looses) in the loop, the LEDs on the power stand and on the remote get out of sync.		The LED on the remote is after the insert loop. Depending on how much energy the signal gains (or looses) in the loop, the LEDs on the power stand and on the remote get out of sync.

	Unfortunately, there isn't any easy way to set an effects processor to "unity gain". Observing the two LEDs might help with that.		Unfortunately, there isn't any easy way to set an effects processor to "unity gain". Observing the two LEDs might help with that.

ST: /* Controlling Overall Volume, Using the Remote or Channels 3 and 4 */

2011-04-05T15:09:29Z

Controlling Overall Volume, Using the Remote or Channels 3 and 4

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	=== Controlling Overall Volume, Using the Remote or Channels 3 and 4 ===		=== Controlling Overall Volume, Using the Remote on Channels 3 and 4 ===
	From Hilmar-at-Bose <ref>Hilmar-at-Bose talks about [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/867107664/m/2366037984?r=9906067435#9906067435 Controlling Overall Volume, Using the Remote or Channels 3 and 4]</ref>		From Hilmar-at-Bose <ref>Hilmar-at-Bose talks about [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/867107664/m/2366037984?r=9906067435#9906067435 Controlling Overall Volume, Using the Remote or Channels 3 and 4]</ref>

ST: reordered topics

2008-08-19T21:39:37Z

reordered topics

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	[[Image:R1Remote150.gif\|right]]		[[Image:R1Remote150.gif\|right]]
	These are tips for living with the R1 Remote Control Unit		These are tips for living with the R1 Remote Control Unit

	~~== Packing It ==~~

	~~Ken-at-Bose <ref>Ken-at-Bose [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/397605594...6074194/r/9526074194 about packing the remote in the Bose® Musicians Community Message Boards]</ref> says~~

	~~Don't put the Remote Control in the outside pocket of the Power Stand gig bag. It'll get hit during transportation.~~

	~~The gig bag for the upper half of the {{L1 CR}} is designed to leave room for the Remote alongside the bayonet; this is a good protected area.~~

	== Do You Have to Use the R1? ==		== Do You Have to Use the R1? ==
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	'''Hint:''' Many players find it helpful to note their gain settings -- trim on the PS1, channel volume and master volume on the R1 -- and make sure these levels are set properly during setup.		'''Hint:''' Many players find it helpful to note their gain settings -- trim on the PS1, channel volume and master volume on the R1 -- and make sure these levels are set properly during setup.
	[[category:LED]]		[[category:LED]]

	~~== Stiff Controls ==~~
	~~If the knobs get stiff, you can pull them out a bit. Chances are they've just gotten jammed down during packing.~~

	== Connections ==		== Connections ==
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			== Packing It ==

			Ken-at-Bose <ref>Ken-at-Bose [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/397605594...6074194/r/9526074194 about packing the remote in the Bose® Musicians Community Message Boards]</ref> says

			Don't put the Remote Control in the outside pocket of the Power Stand gig bag. It'll get hit during transportation.

			The gig bag for the upper half of the {{L1 CR}} is designed to leave room for the Remote alongside the bayonet; this is a good protected area.

			== Stiff Controls ==
			If the knobs get stiff, you can pull them out a bit. Chances are they've just gotten jammed down during packing.

ST: removed duplicate section for stiff controls

2008-08-19T21:38:05Z

removed duplicate section for stiff controls

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	The gig bag for the upper half of the {{L1 CR}} is designed to leave room for the Remote alongside the bayonet; this is a good protected area.		The gig bag for the upper half of the {{L1 CR}} is designed to leave room for the Remote alongside the bayonet; this is a good protected area.

	~~== Stiff Controls ==~~
	~~If the knobs get stiff, you can pull them out a bit. Chances are they've just gotten jammed down during packing.~~

	== Do You Have to Use the R1? ==		== Do You Have to Use the R1? ==
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	Source: [http://www.bose.com/controller?event=VIEW_STATIC_PAGE_EVENT&url=/musicians/support/product_faqs.jsp&pageName=/musicians/support/troubleshooting.jsp#question62 Official Bose FAQ]		Source: [http://www.bose.com/controller?event=VIEW_STATIC_PAGE_EVENT&url=/musicians/support/product_faqs.jsp&pageName=/musicians/support/troubleshooting.jsp#question62 Official Bose FAQ]
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	~~== Stiff Controls ==~~
	~~If the knobs get stiff, you can pull them out a bit. Chances are they've just gotten jammed down during packing.~~

	== What do the LEDs mean? ==		== What do the LEDs mean? ==
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	'''Hint:''' Many players find it helpful to note their gain settings -- trim on the PS1, channel volume and master volume on the R1 -- and make sure these levels are set properly during setup.		'''Hint:''' Many players find it helpful to note their gain settings -- trim on the PS1, channel volume and master volume on the R1 -- and make sure these levels are set properly during setup.
	[[category:LED]]		[[category:LED]]

			== Stiff Controls ==
			If the knobs get stiff, you can pull them out a bit. Chances are they've just gotten jammed down during packing.

	== Connections ==		== Connections ==

ST at 16:43, 13 February 2008

2008-02-13T16:43:08Z

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	Don't put the Remote Control in the outside pocket of the Power Stand gig bag. It'll get hit during transportation.		Don't put the Remote Control in the outside pocket of the Power Stand gig bag. It'll get hit during transportation.

	The gig bag for the upper half of the {{L1 CR}} ~~speaker~~ is designed to leave room for the Remote alongside the bayonet; this is a good protected area.		The gig bag for the upper half of the {{L1 CR}} is designed to leave room for the Remote alongside the bayonet; this is a good protected area.

	== Stiff Controls ==		== Stiff Controls ==

ST: See more about Latency and The L1®

2008-02-13T16:40:38Z

See more about Latency and The L1®

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	{{:R1 Remote Recommended}}		{{:R1 Remote Recommended}}
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	If you power up the System without the Remote Connected, the ~~PowerStand~~ operates as though the Remote is connected with all controls straight-up (12 o'clock) position.		If you power up the System without the Remote Connected, the Power Stand operates as though the Remote is connected with all controls straight-up (12 o'clock) position.

	The PS1 ~~power stand~~ continuously senses activity at all preset selectors and what is connected at the input/output jacks. In general, it is not recommended to operate without the remote connected. The PS1 power stand can however function without the R1 remote control. If you power the PS1 power stand on without the R1 remote control connected, it will operate as if the R1 remote control was connected and at a fixed setting of 12 o'clock (center position) on all the control knobs. Alternatively, if the unit is powered on with the R1 remote control first connected and the user then disconnects the R1 remote control, it will retain the last settings of the R1 remote control before you disconnected it. This is helpful in the case where sharing may be necessary.		The PS1 Power Stand continuously senses activity at all preset selectors and what is connected at the input/output jacks. In general, it is not recommended to operate without the remote connected. The PS1 power stand can however function without the R1 remote control. If you power the PS1 power stand on without the R1 remote control connected, it will operate as if the R1 remote control was connected and at a fixed setting of 12 o'clock (center position) on all the control knobs. Alternatively, if the unit is powered on with the R1 remote control first connected and the user then disconnects the R1 remote control, it will retain the last settings of the R1 remote control before you disconnected it. This is helpful in the case where sharing may be necessary.

	Even without the R1 Remote control the system can get to full output if the input trims are carefully set.		Even without the R1 Remote control the system can get to full output if the input trims are carefully set.
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	[http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/3976055944/m/7891042462/r/3151052462#3151052462 Daisy Chain Remotes?]		[http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/3976055944/m/7891042462/r/3151052462#3151052462 Daisy Chain Remotes?]

	=== One R1 Remote for Two PS1 ~~Powerstands~~ ===		=== One R1 Remote for Two PS1 Power Stands ===
	There are two connections on the {{R1}}. Can I connect two {{PS1}}s and control them simultaneously?		There are two connections on the {{R1}}. Can I connect two {{PS1}}s and control them simultaneously?

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	=== Vocals on the Left ===		=== Vocals on the Left ===

	I always wire up the ~~PowerStand~~ so that the vocals are in Channel 1. This just means that it's always the same, easy to describe, and one less thing to wonder about. (exception below)		I always wire up the Power Stand so that the vocals are in Channel 1. This just means that it's always the same, easy to describe, and one less thing to wonder about. (exception below)


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	Again, most people never notice these issues in the first place and if they do, it's rarely a problem of any sort.		Again, most people never notice these issues in the first place and if they do, it's rarely a problem of any sort.

			See more about [[Latency and The L1®]]

	== Hilmar-at-Bose Talks about the R1 Remote settings ==		== Hilmar-at-Bose Talks about the R1 Remote settings ==

ST: spelling

2007-04-30T06:44:37Z

spelling

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	...there are two design related issues that come into play here. The reason why nearly nobody knows about this is that rarely anyone ever notices it.		...there are two design related issues that come into play here. The reason why nearly nobody knows about this is that rarely anyone ever notices it.

	1) The Level knob on the {{R1}} has a certain amount of latency. It takes a moment from the time you turn a knob until the setting actually takes effect. The exact time depends on the circumstances, but it's always less than one tenth of a second which is indeed barely (if at all) ~~noticable~~.		1) The Level knob on the {{R1}} has a certain amount of latency. It takes a moment from the time you turn a knob until the setting actually takes effect. The exact time depends on the circumstances, but it's always less than one tenth of a second which is indeed barely (if at all) noticeable.

	2) The Channel 1 and 2 Level controls produce a very slight "zipper" noise when they change between different volume setting. That noise does not affect the tone controls or the master volume. The technical reasons for that are complicated, but I'm happy to explain it, if someone is interested.		2) The Channel 1 and 2 Level controls produce a very slight "zipper" noise when they change between different volume setting. That noise does not affect the tone controls or the master volume. The technical reasons for that are complicated, but I'm happy to explain it, if someone is interested.
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	If you are using Channel 1 or 2 for something else already, you should plug both channels from the laptop (or mixer) into channel 3 & 4. Gain staging is a little more complicated: turn laptop or mixer to full volume, set master volume on the remote to 9 o'clock or so (not too loud) and turn up Channel 3/4 level control until some audible distortion occurs and then back up by one notch or so. It doesn't have to be very exact, there is plenty of extra gain in the system if needed.		If you are using Channel 1 or 2 for something else already, you should plug both channels from the laptop (or mixer) into channel 3 & 4. Gain staging is a little more complicated: turn laptop or mixer to full volume, set master volume on the remote to 9 o'clock or so (not too loud) and turn up Channel 3/4 level control until some audible distortion occurs and then back up by one notch or so. It doesn't have to be very exact, there is plenty of extra gain in the system if needed.

	Another tip, if you find you don't need the remote, there is no need to bring it. If you power up the power stand with out the remote, the power stand will assume a remote with all knobs at 12 o'clock.		Another tip, if you find you don't need the remote, there is no need to bring it. If you power up the power stand with out the remote, the power stand will assume a remote with all knobs at 12 o'clock.