Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

BCR 2000, is plug'n'play and that's all you need to do. On my PC, I plugged in the USB cable: new device found/installed, finito....It is recognized by windows XP. I would disable, (not turn it on) MIDI OX until you install BCR, and then BC editor. Drivers etc are on Behringer site, just copy them on desktop...hope you get it going..


--- On Thu, 13/1/11, Sam <sam.korn@...> wrote:

From: Sam <sam.korn@...>
Subject: [bc2000] Re: noOS problem (know the fix, but not working for me!)
To: bc2000@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, 13 January, 2011, 11:19















 
 



  


    
      
      
      



--- In bc2000@...m, "Sam" <sam.korn@...> wrote:

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> Hi guys, got the 'noOS' problem and have connected my unit to my computer via USB to MIDI connected, installed midiox and got the relevant firmware I want to install to the device.  I have connected the midi 'out' from the PC to the 'in' on the BCF and vice versa.  When opening midiox it has no recognized outputs, therefore leaving me unable to dump the sysex.  The only other device connected (by usb not midi) to the computer is my evolution keyboard.  Please help, I am getting really annoyed with controlling programs with the mouse and hit a brick wall.  Any help is appreciated!!!

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Also, just to add the drivers for the device aren't on my PC, so if I try to install the usb/midi drivers from Behringer it asks me to connect the device half way through installation, again the computer does not recognize the device in 'noos' mode or 'load' mode so cannot get the drivers on there?!?