Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Thanks Mark, especally youre comments helped a lot. I didn´t see at first Err14 message which wrong ".easypar off" message produces in my example.

I´ve read "Behringer´s Secret" pdf.
After that i think it should be possible to use a Button to control the value of a Encoder.

So if i Push a Button (example from ON to OFF) the chosen Encoder should also be OFF or produce a Zero output (like the Button)  on .easypar & .showvalue or something like that.

This should be possible with the .tx statements. I´am rigth???
If it´s possible can i route this Button to 4 Encoders at same time with .tx statements???


I know life could be easyer with BC Manager, but synce i have no win emu sofware my tools on Mac ATM are:
BC-Converter  -  convert text to sysex
Sysex Librarian  - Recieve and send Sysex Dumps to and from BCR
HEX Editor  -   to edit and inspect sysex files in Hexadecimal code
Should be enough to achieve .tx statements ???


Thanks so much... 
Cheers´Phil


--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "markwinvdb" <markwinvdb@...> wrote:
>
> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "dna_soundsystems" <dna_soundsystems@> wrote:
> > I wan to set up a Button to control besides it normal On/Off & Midi Functions the easypar & mode functions from a Encoder.
> > 
> > So if i switch the Button, the Encoder should stop to work & don´t send any value.
> > It would make sense to me if i can control diffrent Encoders  with such a On/Off switch.
> > 
> > Here 2 Test Codes which show how the Encoder1 should work in both cases, but how can i set up Button Nr 33 to achieve this feature beside it´s actually functions?
> 
> This is again something I think you can't do within the BCR itself; so you would have to loop the BCL statements back to the BCR (either directly or via some piece of software).
> 
> Note that to switch OFF the encoder, you only need to include the $encoder section: you don't need to re-send the $preset and $button sections (since these are the same).
> 
> However, ".easypar off" isn't valid BCL. You'd just have to send "$encoder 1" WITHOUT a .easypar statement.
> 
> In fact, you can leave out the other statements under $encoder too, so just:
> 
> $rev R1
> $encoder 1
> $end
> 
> You can even leave out the "1" after "R" and the "$end" statement:
> 
> $rev R
> $encoder 1
> 
> But of course switching the encoder back on would have to include the whole original $encoder section.
> 
> Hope this helps a bit,
> Mark.
>