Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hi Ryan
what I would do is the 'Panic reset' Hold 'EDIT' press 'EXIT'
PAnC appears in the display and you should be able to work from there.

It really sounds like you either have faulty hardware or, more likely
corrupted firmware in the flash.

Load the the latest firmware with MidiOx on the MIDI ports - set to
S-1 (don't bother with the USB).

If it is still faulty I suggest that you either get it serviced, but
this may be as expensive a good second hand unit, or open it up and
press the Flash chip back into it's socket. 

If this doesn't work see if you can get a new CPU board from Behringer
and replace it yourself.

Hope it works.

Royce



--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "k0mp0" <k0mp0ser@...> wrote:
>
> My BCR has done what I expected might happen...
> 
> My BCR is in U-3 mode which means it can not accept MIDI from the rear
> ports. The preset and system buttons have CCs set up on them which
> means I can't change my BCR to S-1 - S-4 because I can't get to
> Edit>Global mode. This means I really need to fix the USB driver now.
> I have no idea what's up with it, all I know is that I can't get SysEx
> to send to it. Otherwise, MIDI works fine to/from it. The only error
> message I've seen from the USB driver has been "The I/O device
> reported an I/O error", which shows up every time I turn it on when I
> have the 1.2.1.3 driver installed ( - even on a fresh copy of
> windows.) Can anybody help?!
> 
> 
> The last thing I did was to restore the factory default presets, then
> I wanted to send one preset to it. This came up with a small r on the
> top left of the display but proceeded to accept the preset. I tried to
> send it again, but the same thing happened, even with another old
> preset that should be fine.
> 
> When I try to send anything to it now, there is no display of any kind
> of input, and there is no change on the LCD display. The green USB
> light is on though.
> 
> If anyone could possibly help me here I'd really appreciate it!
> 
> Regards,
> -Ryan
>