If you have an unusual network setup, such as a network which blocks the Bonjour protocol, you can tap “Other” to directly enter the IP address of the Mac running QLab. QLab Remote will automatically “see” any workspaces open on your Mac via Bonjour, and you can simply tap to connect. With your devices connected physically, and your workspace open on your Mac, launching QLab Remote will give you this screen: OSC controls are turned on by default in all QLab workspaces. Whether you’re connecting via a network or via USB tethering, your QLab workspace must also be set to use OSC controls, which can be set in Workspace Settings → Network → OSC Access. If you are connecting to a workspace that uses a customized port for OSC traffic, that port also needs to be accessible.Īlternately, you can connect your iOS device to the Mac running QLab using a Lightning-to-USB cable. If you have a firewall on the network, it must be configured to permit traffic on ports 5301. To begin, the iOS device running QLab Remote and the Mac running QLab must be on the same local network, and must be able to “see” each other. You can see a complete chart showing which features require which version of QLab at the bottom of this page. Using the most recent version of QLab and the most recent version of QLab Remote guarantees access to the most complete set of features. This manual is written with the assumption that you are using QLab 5. Encrypted network communications require QLab 5. Anything relating to lighting requires at least QLab 4, since QLab 3 does not control lighting at all. For example, QLab Remote’s Light Keypad requires QLab 4.2 or newer. Some features of QLab Remote can only work when connecting to newer versions of QLab, however. We make every effort to keep QLab Remote compatible with all releases of QLab 3, QLab 4, and QLab 5. You do not need to purchase Show Control & Editing to use Light Tools. It also unlocks the Light Instrument Check tool which lets you quickly run a channel check on your lighting system. This in-app purchase unlocks QLab Remote’s Light Keypad remote, which gives remote access to the Light Dashboard and lets you quickly and easily enter light commands, change levels, and record and update cues. You can run cues, move the playhead, edit parameters of cues (with some limitations), and adjust video stage geometry. This in-app purchase unlocks QLab Remote’s abilities to send commands to QLab. Read-Only mode is also great for a remote cue list monitor for a stage manager or any other member of the team who needs to see what QLab is up to, but does not need to control QLab. In this situation, it can be desirable to edit notes and flag or unflag cues, but disallow any other editing. Read-Only mode is intended to be used, for example, by a designer during a run-through or preview performance. When QLab Remote is in Read-Only mode, you cannot use it to start or stop cues, move the playhead, or change any attributes of any cues except flags and notes. If it does not, you can tap Restore Previous Purchases to correct the situation. If you purchased an older version of QLab Remote, your Apple ID should automatically enable the Show Control & Editing purchase. Tapping the Purchases… button in the upper right corner of QLab Remote’s initial screen lets you view and make in-app purchases. QLab Remote is a free app with two optional available in-app purchases. Some features will only be available when screen space permits, which means some features are only available on iPad. QLab Remote adapts to different screen sizes and orientations as best as it can, and it supports Split View and multiple windows on iPad. QLab Remote can run on any iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch that can run iOS 15. QLab Remote requires iOS 15 or later and is compatible with QLab 3.0 or later 1. QLab Remote is an iOS app, available on the App Store, that can connect to QLab to remotely view, edit, and run cues.
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