Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

XP SP2, Nforce 2 chipset.  USB2 connection.

Have updated BCF firmware to V1.10 successfully (I think ! - Well it boots
up and says 1.10, and boots into MC-C OK...).  Have BCF V1.1.1.1 driver
installed.

Setting it as the MIDI device, and generic Mackie Control in Vegas seems OK
( Vegas can see the BCF MIDI device), but sliders do not respond.

What makes me think something is wrong in the device driver side of things
is that if I start BCFView after turning on BCF in MC-C mode, I can select
the BCF in the BCView window, but only get the blue rectangle displayed -
never anything more.  With nothing else running.  And when I hit 'Exit'  I
invariably BSOD with something like error in usboci.sys .

Any ideas ?

And isn't the BCF user manual the worst manual in the world ?!!!!


Geoff Wood

 " No trees were damaged in the sending of this message. However a great
number of electrons were highly inconvenienced..."

i ran into this problem a couple days ago when i re-arranged my apt
after panicing for a while i just uninstalled the drivers and
re-installed them
after that everything worked perfectly
hope this helps

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Geoff Wood" <geoff@...> wrote:
>
> XP SP2, Nforce 2 chipset.  USB2 connection.
> 
> Have updated BCF firmware to V1.10 successfully (I think ! - Well it
boots
> up and says 1.10, and boots into MC-C OK...).  Have BCF V1.1.1.1 driver
> installed.
> 
> Setting it as the MIDI device, and generic Mackie Control in Vegas
seems OK
> ( Vegas can see the BCF MIDI device), but sliders do not respond.
> 
> What makes me think something is wrong in the device driver side of
things
> is that if I start BCFView after turning on BCF in MC-C mode, I can
select
> the BCF in the BCView window, but only get the blue rectangle
displayed -
> never anything more.  With nothing else running.  And when I hit
'Exit'  I

> invariably BSOD with something like error in usboci.sys .
> 
> Any ideas ?
> 
> And isn't the BCF user manual the worst manual in the world ?!!!!
> 
> 
> Geoff Wood
> 
>  " No trees were damaged in the sending of this message. However a great
> number of electrons were highly inconvenienced..."
>

Is it normal that after switching on in MC-C mode, that it should thereafter
always power up in that mode WITHOUT the keypress ?

Also anybody had IRQL_LESS_OR_NOT_EQUAL BSODs in usbohci.sys ? And found a
cause/solution ?

geoff

> Is it normal that after switching on in MC-C mode, that it should 
thereafter always power up in that mode WITHOUT the keypress ?
> 

Yes, this is perfectly normal. By using the keypress+switchon, the 
corresponding setting for the BCF is chosen and stored.

This is not a bug, but a feature! I personally always use the BCF for 
Mackie Control, so I do not have to remember this anymore when 
switching on all my MIDI gear with a single masterswitch.