Allen & Heath iLive iDR0 MixRack Firmware 1.94 Download

Posted at December 22, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	Allen & Heath iLive iDR0 MixRack Firmware 1.94
Category	Firmware
Manufacturer	Others
File Size	32.5 MB
Supported OS	OS Independent

Allen & Heath iLive iDR0 MixRack Firmware 1.94 Description

This package provides the necessary installation files of Allen & Heath iLive iDR0 MixRack Firmware version 1.94.

Fixes:

This release fixes the following issue:
- Issue 594 – This issue was not completely fixed with previous release V1.93. Although the iLive lock up was fixed, surface control could still be briefly interrupted while the channel name messages were being delivered.

Installation steps:

1. Download the firmware.
Notes. Save the zipped file to your Desktop or folder of your choice.
2. Extract the Firmware folder. Unzip the file. You should find a folder called Firmware inside the zip file. Included in the folder are the data files needed for the update, a text file which displays the version number, and two sub folders.
3. Copy the Firmware folder to your USB key. Delete or rename any existing Firmware folder on the USB key. Copy the Firmware folder to the root directory of the key. Do not change the older name. Now safely unplug your USB key by first clicking on the ‘Safely Remove Hardware’ icon on the task bar (Windows), or dragging it on to the ‘Eject’ icon in the dock (Mac).
4. Save your current iLive settings as a Show. Updating firmware restores the console parameters to factory default. Current settings are lost. If you want to keep your settings make sure you first archive them as a User Show. These are not overwritten by the update.
5. Plug the key into a Surface USB port. Go to the UTILITY / Firmware screen and touch Update Firmware. A green tick and the version number should be displayed indicating that firmware has been found on the key. Check for correct version number. Green ticks indicates units ready to be updated. A red cross indicates a unit that cannot be or is already updated.
6. Perform the update. Touch Perform Updates and confirm OK. It takes just over 1 minute for the update to install. Do not interrupt this process. When the ‘Updated Successfully’ window displays touch OK to restart the system. It can take up to 4 minutes to reboot the system for the first time after a firmware update. When complete, check that green ticks and the correct version number are displayed on the Status screen.
7. Recall your settings. Recall a Template Show or the User Show you saved before the update to restore your settings.
8. Download and install the latest version of iLive Editor software. The version of Editor software run must be compatible with the firmware version.

About Mix Rack Firmware:

Updating the mixer’s firmware version can add support for newly developed features (or improve existing ones), enhance audio quality and transition effects, resolve different problems such as those regarding various noises heard in certain situations, and many other related improvements.

However, before downloading this package, go to the unit’s system information and make sure that the currently installed firmware isn’t either newer or matches this release. Moreover, you should know that an update failure might seriously damage the mixer’s software, so it is vital that you are familiar with the installation steps.

As for applying this release, you must transfer the downloadable package (or its content) to the mixer via any available methods, and power up the unit through various key combinations in order to enter update mode (make sure you read the product’s user guide).

This said, if you consider installing this release and you’re positive you have all the knowledge you need for a successful upgrade, download the package, and apply it to your mixer. Check with our website constantly so that you don’t miss any update that can improve your device. 

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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