200e

while i'm taking up bandwidth:

1) which 10 pin connector do i use when connecting a 225e module up to  
the externally facing midi jack in a boat, the one on the circuit  
board closest to the faceplate or farthest from the faceplate?
2) how do i edit the time parameter of a given step on a 291e? when  
i'm editing a step and i rotate the "time edit" knob i only manage to  
change the center value ("puls", "stop", etc) but i can't get the  
cursor to the time value. is this a firmware update issue? which  
brings me to
3) i know that at least my 225e is out of date firmware-wise. i'm sure  
other modules are as well. i have a cf card which i put in the slot in  
the back and selected "format card". does this card now have all the  
info that b+a needs to then send me newer firmware back or do i still  
need to enumerate which modules/versions i have?

thanks (and still learning),

-jon

"There are no differences but differences of degree between different  
degrees
of difference and no difference."
- James, William. "Subjective Effects of Nitrous Oxide." Mind. 1882;  
Vol 7.

On Feb 20, 2008, at 10:19 PM, jon schatz wrote:
> 1) which 10 pin connector do i use when connecting a 225e module up to
> the externally facing midi jack in a boat, the one on the circuit
> board closest to the faceplate or farthest from the faceplate?
>
It's on the back of the module towards the bottom, facing the MIDI  
jack board, when in the case.

> 2) how do i edit the time parameter of a given step on a 291e?
>
Press in on the encoder to move between fields.

> 3) i know that at least my 225e is out of date firmware-wise.
>
Buchla & Assoc. sells a set of cards, one per module, that the  
firmware is delivered on.

You will also want a couple of blank cards to back up your presets.

-C

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> 
> You will also want a couple of blank cards to back up your presets.

You can also buy the blank cards from moog music.  The same cards are 
used with the piano bar.

Matt