System Navigator

QSC SysNav™ is an application intended to be used with L Class compatible products. It allows the user to easily design, configure, control, monitor and apply signal processing to individual L Class loudspeakers or full arrays.
The SysNav App also allows you to directly update all L Class loudspeakers’ firmware using a network connection to the L Class loudspeakers and a Wi-Fi router. For detailed information, please consult the online SysNav Help.
While the preferred method for updating your L Class products is to use the SysNav App, there are certain cases where the L Class Firmware Updater App (Windows only) should be used.
iPadOS App
Version 1.1.0026 (05/01/2023)
Windows App
Version 1.1.0026 (05/01/2023)
Support
Future Releases
Future releases of SysNav will provide enhanced features and new functionalities:
- AIM (Array Installation Modeling) prediction tool with Auto-Splay function, and additional advanced features
- EQ controls, offline editing, save/recall settings, groups and zones functionalities
- Support for LS118 active subwoofer
- Support for macOS
- and more…
Release Notes
QSC SysNav™ (System Navigator)
Version 1.1.0026
This is the initial public release of QSC SysNav™ (System Navigator), an application that is used to design, configure, control, monitor and apply signal processing to compatible QSC L Class loudspeakers and full arrays.
Compatible Loudspeakers
LA108 active line array loudspeaker 8-inch 2-way - firmware version 1.01.0033
LA112 active line array loudspeaker 12-inch 2-way - firmware version 1.01.0033
Known Issues
- The Telemetry screen displays fields for Presets. The Preset function is not yet operational.
- If the SysNav host device enters sleep mode, the SysNav App may be unresponsive upon waking.
- Work-around - when running SysNav, set the host device to stay awake.
- The array name cannot be edited directly.
- Work-around - To rename the array, change the name of the uppermost loudspeaker in the array, power cycle the loudspeakers and restart SysNav.
- Sending extremely rapid changes from SysNav may result in connected L Class loudspeakers losing synchronization with the SysNav App, which will then display erroneous system information. Closing and restarting SysNav will restore synchronization.
- Telemetry messages (Meters, Temperature, and AC Volt) coming from the L Class louspeakers can be blocked by some routers. Causes and work-arounds…
- Another application on the SysNav host device / computer may be using the same port as SysNav to get telemetry from the loudspeakers. If using a desktop computer connected via Wi-Fi, disconnect Wi-Fi and use a wired connection.
- Shut down all other applications on the SysNav host device.
- Restart the SysNav host device.
- Configure the router so that IGMP Snooping is not enabled.
- While most routers or switches should work with a SysNav network, a list of routers and switches that have been tested by QSC can be found here: QSC Network Products
- Changing the network settings on the loudspeaker from DHCP to Static and vice versa, may not update the information in SysNav.
- When LED Mode and LCD Brightness controls are updated from the loudspeaker, SysNav does not show the updated value until restart of the application.
- When the Ar-Q settings for a loudspeaker are changed from SysNav, the values on the loudspeaker are updated but will not be reflected in SysNav until restart of the application.
- Changing the Standing and Seated Audience Ear height in the General Preferences page does not affect the values in AIM. AIM shows 5 feet (1.5 m) for Standing, and 3.5 feet (1.1 m) for Seated. Also, when changing from Imperial to Metric and back, the values are not correctly converted.
- Firmware update info from the QSC server can take a few minutes during which the Home Page status and/or the Updates page may show incorrect information. Go to the Updates page, allow 4-5 minutes, then click the Check for Updates button.
- The loudspeaker firmware currently does not fully support the HF Shading In/Out feature shown on the Array Page. The user can change the Gain values.
- Some control labels may not resize properly with some screen or device sizes and some labels may be truncated.
- In Demonstration Mode there are several features / controls that are not working properly.
- Array optimization and modified parameters in the array do not propagate to individual loudspeakers.
- Changing some controls has no effect.
- In AIM
- Windows only - A flying array can be dragged beyond the intended tilt angle limit of +/-45 degrees after which the array cannot be dragged again. Normal operation may be restored by entering a value between -45 and +45 degrees using the keypad.
- Windows only - For some screen sizes the SPL Frequency control is cut off. This does not affect the use of the control.
- When entering a filename during a New or Save As operation, entering a duplicate file name will cause a "duplicate file" warning dialog to open behind the main dialog, rendering the UI inoperable. The work around is to restart the application. Doing so will not cause any loss of data. The AIM venue and array should be in the same state as prior to the issue and may be saved with a non-duplicative name.
- Some fields will allow larger values to be entered than within reason. This may have undefined effects on the UI, model graphics and/or SPL calculations.
- When using Ground Stack/Tripod deployment, the Y-Position can manually be set to a value higher than the height of the floor or area it's on, even though the UI does not display the change.