Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Thanks Royce, I'm learning....

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "rpcfender" <rpcfender@...> wrote:
>
> 
> >
> > The sysex file still gives one error at the start of transmission. If
> you know what I did
> > wrong there  please let me know...
> 
> There is a missing  ' in the name but that won't cause the error
> $preset stuff
>    .name 'DSI Evolver
> should be
>    .name 'DSI Evolver         '
> 
>    .fkeys oncut
> should be
>    .fkeys on
> 
> $encoder 54
>    .showvalue on                  er
> 
> the er shouldn't be here
> 
> If you use the latest version of the editor, when you send the preset
> and there is an error, a button next to the SEND appears.
>   Click this "Read Errors" button and a list of errors will display.
> Double Click on the error line and you will be taken back to the editor
> at the line that the error occured.
> 
> >
> > Don't rush to the file section right away cause iI'd like to ask a
> question about my BCR:
> >
> > Some encoders don't seem to lock to a value. when you fine tune
> something it sometimes
> > spits out a value 1 above or below the value you selected. Especially
> with selectig for
> > example routing destinations this can be a pain in the ass....
> >
> > Is this behaviour normal or is my unit malfunctioning? (by the way I
> use lots of ranges that
> > are not 0-127 could be tricky....)
> 
> You have set the resolution to the same value for all turning speeds
> try
> .resolution 25 48 96 96
> Turning it really slowly will only change the value by 25 in a full turn
> Turning it slowly will change the value by 48 (half he 96) in a full
> turn
> etc
> 
> Pity I don't have a n Evolver, looks great, well done.
> 
> Royce
>