Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Okay, so  a lot happened last few days but I'm still not where I want to be. I have:
- done all the hardware testing (cables, etc). 
- Installed Behringer drivers and UNinstalled them.
- Tested on two different pc's

Both BCR's are U1 and each has its own ID.

BCmanager detects two devices and lists them. However 1 of the 2 is offline. And there is NO way of getting it online. I wouldn't know how to try...... When I try to send the firmware syx ( bcr2000_1-10.syx ) I get an error message
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Error: MIDI system exclusive error
Wrong command
Send Memory(34)
This may be the result of a feedback loop
Message1
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PUZZLED

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Mark v.d. Berg" <markwinvdb@...> wrote:
>
> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "diddywahdiddy1" <550@> wrote:
> > I want two BCR's to work for me in the studio. One for tracks 1-8 and one for tracks 9-16. With presets I can move forward and backward but in any case Ihave 16 channels right under my control.
> > 
> > The problem is that I get only one BCR recognized. BC Manager 'sees' only one device. The manual (behringer) tells me I can daisychain the BCR's but I first want to work out 2x USB connection.
> > 
> > Any tips?
> 
> On each BCR, enter Global Setup ("EG") mode via EDIT + STORE:
> 
> Set Operation Mode to a U-mode via push encoder 1. For simplicity at this point I recommend U-1 (because U-1 doesn't lead to any additional USB devices for the BCR's MIDI I/O sockets).
> 
> For now, set the ID number (editable via push encoder 5) to different values, so e.g. to 1 on one BCR and to 2 on the other.
> (Ultimately you may have to set both to 1: for instance Propellerhead Reason only works properly with any BCR if it has ID 1.)
> 
> Exit Global Setup mode by pressing EXIT. The green "USB MODE" LED on each BCR should get (or remain) lit. (If not, there's a hardware USB connection error.)
> 
> Then start BC Manager:
> 
> From the main window, go to Options -> MIDI devices.
> There should be two input devices called something like "BCR2000[1]" and "BCR2000[2]", and also two output devices with these names.
> (The actual names depend on the USB driver installed for your BCRs. The numbers between brackets should correspond directly with the ID numbers you have chosen.)
> 
> If any BCR's input and output devices do not appear in these lists, there is something wrong with this BCR's USB setup: a faulty USB controller on the BCR itself (unlikely but not impossible - I've had this myself), a cable problem, or a USB driver problem.
> 
> If all these I/O devices DO appear in the lists, you should put checkmarks in front of each of them, then press OK.
> 
> Then go to the B-Controls window and execute MIDI -> "Detect B-Controls."
> Both BCRs should now get detected and get their own line in the list - and then you should be in business.
> 
> Alternatively you can start BC Manager and simply execute File -> "Restart with default setup" from the main window. The advantage of this is that you don't have to manually enable any MIDI devices, the disadvantage is that you lose any previous program settings (update check interval etc.), although this usually isn't such a problem.
> 
> I only have one BCR myself, so I've never been able to test whether BC Manager allows two BCRs side by side via USB, but I've never heard any complaints about this and I do have a BCF that works together with my BCR in this way. But who knows...
> 
> Hope this helps,
>    Mark.
>