Auto EQ does it really work?

[atop8918]

Yeah I apologize for the lingering networking problems. I found and fixed a big bug quite a while back but it was not rolled into production code at the time as it came along with the Newest MM code which the website was not ready for.
Alpha users might have noticed the improvement in networking reliability. I'm merging up the code now for release and hopefully this will put the crappy networking behavior to rest.

[Westbranch]

Hi Andrew, is it safe to assume then  that shortly the (new) MM V3 will be compatible with FW 2054?

Or visa versa?

[Halfcrazy]

Yes we are actually rolling up a firmware update in the next day that will have 2056, the new MM V3 AND the EQ bug fix (or one of them anyhow)

Stay tuned

[Westbranch]

New Roll Out!... + 100          

[Resthome]

New Roll Out!... + 100          

Going to wait for next year for me as we have closed up the boat for this year. Hopefully, by then the WIN10 firmware upgrade function will also be fixed.

[Resthome]

Ryan, we might grizzle a bit from time to time (just to keep everyone honest), but i think i speak for us all when i say that its just so great to have you, bob and the occasional other midnite engineer contributing to the forum, keeping us up to speed and hearing our feedback. Thanks for that, super appreciated. Its one of key things that defines midnite, and sets it apart from all the rest.

+10

[Halfcrazy]

Ryan, we might grizzle a bit from time to time (just to keep everyone honest), but i think i speak for us all when i say that its just so great to have you, bob and the occasional other midnite engineer contributing to the forum, keeping us up to speed and hearing our feedback. Thanks for that, super appreciated. Its one of key things that defines midnite, and sets it apart from all the rest.

+10

Well the "Grizzle" can be good, it lights a fire under us. it is easy to get tunnel vision and focus hard on one thing. Thank you all for the patience and we will get these things nailed soon

[SolarMusher]

Ryan, we might grizzle a bit from time to time (just to keep everyone honest), but i think i speak for us all when i say that its just so great to have you, bob and the occasional other midnite engineer contributing to the forum, keeping us up to speed and hearing our feedback. Thanks for that, super appreciated. Its one of key things that defines midnite, and sets it apart from all the rest.

+10

Well the "Grizzle" can be good, it lights a fire under us. it is easy to get tunnel vision and focus hard on one thing. Thank you all for the patience and we will get these things nailed soon

Ryan, Mario,
As we are talking about grizzle, I would like to grizzle a bit about the kid design.
Yes the kid seems to be a good small controller but did someone at Midnite seriously thought one minute about its design? I've tried several times (x4) to pre-mount a kid quickly/properly beside a Magnum epanel and still doesn't find a way to get it right, it's a pain! How is that possible that Midnite release a product without thinking to integrate it better with existing products (epanel) ?
The only way to get it prewired to a epanel and ready to be installed is to fix it on a small 12x12 piece of plywood that will be externally screwed easily/quickly in the field! Not really a neat job...
It would have been so simple  to build a wall adapter with four external molded fastens outside the adapter rather than inside with holes, just like a cheap electrical box.
It would be great to change that because my next 30A installation will be a morningxxxxx just for that reason.
Erik

"Three Engineers are in a car going for a drive. The first is a Mechanical Engineer, the second an Electronics Engineer and the third is a Software Engineer.
Fortunately, the Mechanical Engineer is driving because the brakes fail as they are going downhill. The Mechanical Engineer eventually brings the car safely to a halt and gets out to examine the hydraulic systems.
The Electronics Engineer gets out and checks the body computer, ABS system and the power train CAN bus.
The Software Engineer stays in the car and when queried about it says that they should all just get back in the car and see if it happens again!"