Bump...

I was just going to ask the same question so I hope somebody answers.

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prock wroteI was just going to ask the same question so I hope somebody answers.

Not looking too hopeful so far.

I reached out to support about this issue and was told:

No unfortunately this is not possible.

I tried to find out if it was possible with a firmware update but could get no further information.

I will continue to have to manually turn on my Studio 192 after powering up my rack and other rackmount electronics. Worse, I need to wait to turn on my computer because it doesn't seem to like when I bring up Studio One and the 192 is not powered up.

Thanks for the follow up.

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As I understand it, that button is a soft switch (software, not hardwired). That's the issue. As of this post, there is no remedy that I have found, but I'm sure it is being explored.

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Yea... I suppose, in hindsight, they probably wished they installed a hard switch there.

Hopefully some software programming wizardry will take care of this for us.

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I asked for this the day they released the product but unfortunately it was a design trade off.

The default state of the relay is off and the firmware does not get power (in order to remember its last state) until you physically engage the button.

Unless they offer an end customer modification kit or power relay switch upgrade swap out I am afraid will have to live with it.

(Believe it or not in the 90s Line 6 use to do just that. Send modification kits that you could use to improve your Pod hardware.)

Darn it...
My experiment of holding the power button "in" while turning on the power strip did not work. I was hoping that we could just tape a nickel over the power switch to hold it in would get it to turn on when it gets power. Nope... if you do that you must release and repress the button. Duh!

So, if not already submitted, I will gladly submit a feature request if i can figure out where to submit it.

Edit... Seriously, I can't find the feature request section for USB Audio. If someone can explain where it is or even better provide a link I would appreciate it. Thanks

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It's under Support, Knowledgebase, Questions and Answers, not in this forum

I've had the opposite problem.

I believe my unit was defective in that I couldn't use my power button.. But I've been so busy, and not had the luxury of being able to send it back in for "repairs" My other interface doesn't have the quality, so i just put up with it being plugged into the furman for power switching.

ronaldmartin wroteI've had the opposite problem.

I believe my unit was defective in that I couldn't use my power button.. But I've been so busy, and not had the luxury of being able to send it back in for "repairs" My other interface doesn't have the quality, so i just put up with it being plugged into the furman for power switching.

Interesting... your "opposite problem" solves our problem.

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BTW... I did post a feature request for this topic.

http://answers.presonus.com/9340/power- ... wer-supply

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