Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Guys, thank you both for your posts so quickly - both extremely helpful and the pointer to the resources are very welcome.   I am having a look at them now.

Also, it never occurred to me to send back what I was receiving....

Thank you again.


--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, Martin Klang <mars@...> wrote:
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> To feedback state to the device you can simply send back the same type of messages that you are receiving.
> e.g. if you are receiving CC 40 values to update an on-screen control, then you can send back a CC 40 to set the value of the device's fader/button/whatever.
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> in other words, use the same mapping from screen->fader as you do for fader->screen.
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> hth,
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> /m
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> On 19 Aug 2011, at 10:33, stbo487 wrote:
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> > New member of the group.
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> > I have just started using the BCF2000 - very new to it - to control a custom video and audio mixer I have developed in Delphi.
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> > I have the BCF2000 in USB1 mode, and am receiving and parsing fader and button movements/toggles - all good so far - faders in the BCF controlling on-screen faders and buttons in the application.
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> > I would like the BCF to be able to reflect changes in settings of the controls in the software - so if I move a fader on-screen I would like to have the fader on the BCF move to reflect the new value.
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> >> From reading the documentation I believe I need to use feedback parameters, however I am having difficulty really understanding what I need to send back to the BCF.
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> > For example  if I want to set fader 1 to a value of e.g. 50 what format command do I send to the device?  Where could I go to get examples of how to set fader, button, rotary control settings.     I want to start simple and then move onto working with presets etc if possible.
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