Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hello guys,
since a few days i'm a lucky owner of the bcf2000. so far so good, but there are two problems which i'm not able to solve. i'm using cubase 5 and the bcf in the mackie mode.
everytime i move the motorfader the bcf put them itself to the "zero" position(after one second or so). how can i stop this automation? is this the normal-going? i don't want to stop the motor completely! And the second problem: the bcf doesn't show the actual led position of the push-button on top of the behringer.
thank you very much for your help!

chris

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "c_tauscher" <arts-of-dawn@...> wrote:
> since a few days i'm a lucky owner of the bcf2000. so far so good, but there are two problems which i'm not able to solve. i'm using cubase 5 and the bcf in the mackie mode.
> everytime i move the motorfader the bcf put them itself to the "zero" position(after one second or so). how can i stop this automation? is this the normal-going? i don't want to stop the motor completely!

Yes, I think this is normal: when the BCF is in Mackie mode, you can only move its faders when a computer program (Cubase, Sonar, Reason etc.) has "announced" itself as a "master" to the BCF.
So as long as your BCF keeps putting the faders back, you apparently haven't set up the Mackie connection with Cubase correctly yet.

> And the second problem: the bcf doesn't show the actual led position of the push-button on top of the behringer.

I'm not sure about this. It might be related to the above problem.

Hope this helps,
Mark.