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This app transforms your iPad into a mobile mixing console for the Sennheiser LSP 500 PRO wireless PA system. Remotely control and configure up to 20 sound systems simultaneously over a wireless network. It offers an intuitive interface for managing all functions and inputs, with a demo mode for testing.
What's New in LSP 500 PRO
1.6.4
February 20, 2020
This release ensures compatibility to iOS 13 and fixes the following issues: - Views were not opened in full screen - Behavior of the Wifi connection icon - Crash of the Media Player when reopening a folder
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FAQ
What devices is LSP 500 PRO compatible with?
LSP 500 PRO is designed specifically for the iPad. It requires a wireless network connection to operate the Sennheiser LSP 500 PRO professional PA system.
How many LSP 500 PRO systems can I control with LSP 500 PRO?
You can control and configure up to 20 Sennheiser LSP 500 PRO sound systems simultaneously using the app, making it ideal for large events.
Does LSP 500 PRO require any additional software?
No, LSP 500 PRO operates wirelessly via WLAN and does not require any additional software installation on your iPad or the PA system.
Can I test LSP 500 PRO before buying the PA system?
Yes, LSP 500 PRO includes a demo mode that simulates four LSP 500 PRO units in a network. This allows you to test the app's functions before field use.
What is the update frequency for LSP 500 PRO?
The app was last updated on February 20, 2020, with version 1.6.4. While updates have not been frequent recently, it is a stable utility for its intended purpose.
What is the user sentiment for LSP 500 PRO?
Based on the available rating, LSP 500 PRO has received overwhelmingly positive feedback, holding a perfect 5.0 stars from one rating.
Does LSP 500 PRO have ads?
No, LSP 500 PRO is completely ad-free, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience while controlling your audio setup.
Is LSP 500 PRO suitable for beginners?
The app features an intuitive mixing console interface. Combined with its demo mode, it offers a way for users to familiarize themselves with its controls before live operation.






