Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hopefully, not a dumb question. I couldn't find this in the available lit.

Can the BC transmit the default values of the newly selected patch?  
This would be very useful for using the thing as a lighting controller  
or for synth programming when you want a basic synth patch to start  
programming ffrom.

Thanks

Stublito

Quoting rpcfender <rpcfender@...>:

>> If I'm understanding Royce correctly, you still need to correct many
> of your buttons.  For example --
>>
>> $button 48
>> .showvalue on
>> .mode incval 32
>> .default 1
>> .minmax 0 3
>> .tx $F0 $41 $36 $07 $24 $20 $01 $1B val $F7  ; MKS 70 Tone A DCO
>> Env Mode <33,<65, <93, <127
>
> adding 32 gives
> Env Mode <33,<65, <97, <129
> but we can't have a data byte of  129
> Are these the correct values??
>
>>
>> Firstly, the command ".mode incval 32" will make values jump by 32 at
> a time: 0, 32, 64, 96, 128=0 (wraps around), 32, 64, etc.  But as you've
> set ".default 1", then the values would jump 1, 33, 65, 97, 129=1, 33...
>
> Not quite
> You are correct when you say  ".mode incval 32" will make values jump by
> 32 at a time
>
> .default 1 just means 'the first time this preset is selected after
> power on the control will have the value 1'
> After you have pressed or twisted the control the BC remembers the value
> even if you change presets and come back again.
>
> When the BC loops back it always goes to the Min value
> .minmax 0 127
> 33
> 65
> 97
> 00
> 32
> 64
> 96
> 00
>
> Although it started on 1 (default) it returns to the Min value. For 1 33
> 65 97 you need...
> .minmax 1 97        (I choose 97 because it tells me what the last value
> is but 127 is OK)
> 33
> 65
> 97
> 01
> 33
> 65
> 97
> 01
> 33
> 65
> 97
>
> Is you head hurting yet??
>
>
>> Setting incval to jump by 32 while only having minmax's max at 3 will
> not result in 0, 32, 64, 96, 0, 32..., but instead in 0, 0, 0, 0...,
> because 3 is your max.  Correct, Royce?
>
> Absolutely
>
> All the best
>
> Royce
>
>