Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

So that editor is different from bcedit ? . 
I rolled back the firmware then reinstalled the later firmware . And put in the default sysex but it hasn't touched the hardwired buttons only the templates . 
James 

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "pimgraus" <pimgraus@...> wrote:
>
> Hey,
> 
> I had kind of a similar situation a few weeks ago, in my case my cat had walked over my controller many times and managed to destroy my preset.
> What saved me was putting a clean .sysex file back using birdy's bcfedit. Available in this yahoo group.
> 
> Wishing you all the best.
> Pim
> 
> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "montessa@" <montessa@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi all . 
> > I have joined in the hope of resurrecting my bcr2000.
> > I lent it out to a friend who seems to have played with in a bad bad way . 
> > I thought it was safe as it had a pretty good custom template for ableton which only  required using.
> > But he  told me that after pressing the wrong buttons 
> > Things only got worse.
> > And more worse when he took on his own to download read the manual and try and fix it himself. 
> > The problem is the unit has been programmed at a 
> > Manual level where the edit and exit buttons don't function, they do really strange things both of which are undesirable . The encoder group three button scatters the presets .    
> > And the upper and lower number three push buttons activate all buttons both upper and lower .
> > Having the edit and exit buttons is annoying as it renders fixing the unit manually impossible. 
> > I was even considering just buying a new one and writing this unit off.
> > Anyone here had this problem .
> > Thanks to any help inadvance bcologiests.
> > All presets were made with bcedit . 
> > And two months before I loaned it I replaced two buttons from an old bcd2000  I used to use .
> > But the unit was fully functional after the transplant.
> >
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