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Follow the instructions below to replace the QR1 main board.

How to replace QR1 main board.

If you cannot complete a USB BIOS or Recovery Firmware update, it may be necessary to capture the USB boot log to verify communication.

Solaro TCP and UDP network port information is listed below.

Learn how to install and remove the optional FR Dante module by following the instructions below.

The FR1 and XIO-16 processors front panel displays the device system information, network settings, and card slot configuration information.

Solaro Series DSP will automatically save a back-up project file to all Solaro DSPs in the project when going online.

Devices with selectable sampling rate option must match in software and hardware in order for the new sampling rate to take effect.

Solaro IO Option cards USB BIOS upgrade can be achieved by following a few simple steps.

The QR1 can be powered either by external power supply or PoE. The QR1's PoE requirements and current draw are as follows.

Solaro Series processors have software activated AEC. To activate your Solaro Series AEC, please follow the instructions below.

Easily rack mount one or two Solaro QR1 using the QR1-RMKIT.

Solaro front panel USB BIOS upgrade must be upgraded along with new firmware. Learn how to perform the front panel BIOS upgrade below.

Solaro devices have built-in diagnostic mode. Diganostic mode tests the physical connection of the Ethernet port and the Dante port.

Solaro mainboard USB BIOS upgrades must be upgraded along with new firmware. Learn how to upgrade the mainboard BIOS below.

If your Solaro O/S is corrupted by powering Off or disconnecting the device during Firmware upgrade, a Firmware recovery must be performed.

Solaro Series and Neutrino Series DSP are separated into two separate project files in Xilica Designer. Learn about their differences below.

Users can associate an XTouch design to Solaro Series DSP and store the design in the Solaro Series DSP.

The Project Scheduler can trigger specific actions/events based on a programmable schedule. This feature is built into Solaro Series DSP.