Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Thanks for the snapshot hint. Yes I'll read the parameter stuff, sorry..

So this other Er_22 thing is really weird.

I decided to try deleting bits of the Fantom code (from the bottom up)  
that defaults every time you power up. I kept getting the Er_22 until  
I deleted from $encoder 44 down (I left the $end on of course).

I used U-2 and U-3 and selected the BCR2000 Port 1 as the output.   
Perhaps the firmware is buggy?

THANK YOU! How can I buy you a beer or two?

Stublito



Quoting rpcfender <rpcfender@....au>:

> You fist problem. You can use snapshot in the preset section
>
> $preset
>   .snapshot on
>
> This will cause the BC to output all the current values when you   
> select this preset.
> If you haven't selected this preset since turning on the unit it   
> will send the defaults.
> The BC remembers your changes even when you change presets until you  
>  turn off the unit or overwrite the preset.
>
>
> You should get Mark's BCL pdf from his website. It has all the Error codes
>
> Error 22 is invalid Message index
>
> Each line of the  BCL script is wrapped in a header and $F7 to   
> produce a sysex message.
> Part of the header is a line counter - the Message index.
> Something in you script is causing the program to miscount.
> You are saying the Fantom script is also causing this error.
> As no one else has reported this problem, perhaps it is your setup.
>
> What mode is the BC in U1 U2 etc?
> Have you got a Midi interface on the laptop?
> Try using S1 and Midi cables.
>
> Royce
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>
>
> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, ogusa@... wrote:
>>
>> So I installed the Win driver on an XP laptop and tried uploading the
>> script using the BC Editor, got an Er 22 - I'm assuming the generic
>> newbie error ;)
>>
>> I even tried the default Fantom Script same error.
>>
>> Wassup?
>>
>> Thanks again all,
>>
>> Stublito
>>
>>
>> Quoting ogusa@...:
>>
>> > 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
>> >>
>> >>
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