Wheresthedug Ruefus Trazan However, I have found many of the "soundguys" at local venues actually do anything more than take your signal and turn it up in the mix from their iPAD while drinking at the bar. I like having the ability to correct that when the soundguy could care less.
In those cases, bring an iPad and snatch his wifi password 
I requested this in 2016, so I dunno :-o
Mostly important for the monitor output, as FOH takes care of the house...
What's the USB Output source set to? Make sure it's not off or turned down...
Have you tried the ground lift switches? Is there noise with no guitar/cable connected? There really should be no noise in such a short run.
I have a couple of Sennheiser EW sets (beltpack receivers). No latency, and has always worked flawless. If I had been in need of a new system, I'd go for the EW-D. No way I'll trust any wifi wireless thingy 
Same here. Back to OS12 and time/date and boot is fine again.
Tried this but it didn't change anything for me.
I opened a support ticket and they sent me OS 12. Once I installed that it fixed the problem.
Just to be thorough I tried upgrading again to OS 13, and as expected the problem came back.
Reverted back to OS 12 after and the problem went away again.
The problem appeared again here too. And system time was reset...
What happens if you shutdown the unit in Browser Mode and restart then?
Aha! I did that once, and it then booted within 25 sec.
I then went back to Performance mode and it now seems to function fine again. Tried restarting 4 times from different Performances and so far so good.
It's very consistent here. Turning the Stage MK1 off with the Goodbye button, it will then take 45 sec to boot. Pulling the plug, it will take half that time.
The progress bar may act different each time, but often it will move to the end within 25 sec, then start over again and finish at 45 sec.
So it seems the 45 sec boot time has come to stay for the Stage MK1...? Unless I turn it off by pulling the plug, that is.
I can confirm what's being said above.
It takes twice the amount of time to boot (45 sec) if you turn it off/on with the power button. Normal boot time when just pulling the plug.
Changes will also stick if you have Rig Manager on your phone connected via wifi.
Rig volume does nothing but adjust the level. Going via usb, it would be the same as adjusting the level in your DAW afterwards.
The analog transfer may sound different though, depending on your interface/settings.
If the level coming through usb or s/pdif is too loud, you should turn down your rig volume. If those are approaching clipping, your D/A outputs are also close to clipping. Attenuating the digital outputs is pointless, as it's exactly the same as attenuating after the fact in your DAW.
Signal from your XLR/jacks being lower is due to audio interface attenuation/mismatch/calibration.
Ah...unfortunate. I don't particularly like that feel 
Are the switches on the Stage the same as on the Remote? Haven't stepped on a Stage, but I found the switches on the Remote to be a bit "clicky". Thus I've stayed on my Rocktron All Access which has wonderfully smooth switches.
You'll have a hard time finding a receiver with S/PDIF output!
Yep 
Get the sensible headroom right on USB, and you should have the same headroom at all analog outputs when set to 0dB (You may obviously need to lower analog outputs, depending on the receiving end).
If you peak through a digital transfer, you have your rig set too loud. Decrease rig volume.
Using a toaster and Pro tools , has anyone done this successfully yet? I need to keep Focusrite as an input in pro tools as well as the Profiler. I haven't been able to a live output with the USB. If I have to switch back and forth I pro tools then I may as well stick with SPIDF
Yes, made an aggregate device on the Mac. Audio interface + Kemper combined inputs/outputs.
