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i got connection! Tim made a mistake and burned it to ID 18 instead as written on top to 12. Maybe somebody else now has a 12 instead of a 18...? :poke:

I got my RME Fireface now connected but i still have the same problem. How can i figure out if the firmware is on or not? Do i need that boot loader for that?

http://www.conrad.ch/ce/de/product/871280/CONRAD-USB-MIDI-KABEL Das nutze ich.

Hi TK! Yes, the sticker on top of my PIC lets me know that there is MIOS 1.9g installed. (i hope this is so...) I tried to connect to MIOS Studio but it doesn't get response from the module. I tried The CORE as well as the MF_NG. The Midi interface i have is from Conrad. A single USB to Midi IN/OUT cable and the out LED on top of the Interface list up when i press Query. Strange is that the Status LED does not light up. What is nessasary to make it light up? Just Firmware ore App as well? Thank you. Ivan

I have a Problem with my brand new MF_NG V1. I Assembled it two days ago and can't get it running. All the Voltages on IC 1-9 are correct and i can't find any mistake on the Board. I got one of the first MF_NG Kits from SmashTV and Tim bruned my PIC to ID 12. Now when i connect my 12V current to J1 the fader (i just connected one...) flips down, but the status LED never lights up. I found a sheet that describes on a CORE to connect al Fader outputs to ground if there are not used connections. May i have to do that with the MF_NG module as well? If yes, what do i do with the open connections of the touch sensors?

Im searching for the schematics of the old MotorFader Module. MF_V1. Where can i find that? Thanks Edit: Sorry just found: http://www.ucapps.de/mbhp/mbhp_mf.pdf

Hi TK Thanks for your reply. im testing Ctrlr. but thats hard stuff... In the mean time i captured several codes thad do something. Now i read something from a Guy who made a Behringer BCR work with SAC. I just post a part of the Instruction of his Programm: So why bother with SACCS? Why not simply program the BCR-2000 to emit codes that SAC directly understands? If SAC provided a generic MIDI template that provided complete access to all the user- manipulated controls in SAC, this would be a possibility. Unfortunately, SAC does not have such a MIDI template. The closest MIDI template SAC provides with complete control is the Mackie MCU control sur-  face; unfortunately, SAC “overloads†most of the SAC functions on eight rotary encoders (“VPotsâ€). The same MIDI command to SAC does different things depending upon what “mode†the Mackie MCU is in. That’s were SACCS comes in -- it keeps track of the current mode (or switches to a known mode when the current mode is unknown) before sending the VPot com- mands to SAC. This allows the 32 different rotary knobs on the BCR-2000 to function like a sequence of button presses and 8 knob turns on the Mackie unit. wil i be able to switch those "modes" of a Mackie MCU with a Midibox_LC ?

I have a Question about the "Macke Control Protocol Software Mappings" and MIOS. For Testing i tried to catch the Midi command that comes from a Behringer BCF2000 by pressing "Mute" in Channel 1. in MIOS. I connected the USB of my Behringer to the MIDI IN and MIDI OUT of MIOS The Document "Macke Control Protocaol Software Mappings" describes that pressing Mute for SAW Studio means sending a "Ch1 E0" What i receive from my Behringer Controller is "[26158.199] b0 49 7f" for "Mute" ON and "[26156.803] b0 49 00" for Mute OFF. The Behringer BCF2000 works with SAW Studio well. How can i interpret those Commands? can i replicate those commands with the Keyboard in MIOS Studio? I wold like to test different commands by sending commands from MIOS Studio - MIDI Out to SAW Studio. Or am i making a Error-Lapse? Thanks for Help by understanding those Protocols..

OK boys. I just orderd all. I will tell you more nice stories in a few weeks. :zorro:

Hi Im know reading for 2 Days in this wonderful Forum about midibox_LC and i can't find out what the right stuff is to get for my own Idea. There is a Guy Named kdiamond who wanted to do the same but far bigger thing then I'm looking for. Described on this Topic: He actualy wanted the same solution as i do. - To control SAC (softwareaudioconsole) with some thing more handy than a PC - mouse. Looking through the LC Pages i found this chart: MC_protocol which contains SAW Studio commands. SAW Studio is the Daddy of SAC made by the same company (RML Labs) and has the almost same Midi commands, of corse with al the Time based stuff i don't need because - I'm al the time Live... So first of al i wold like to get Hardware with witch i can slowly increase the task. I red about the LC witch is made up on the Core of an PIC. But i also red about that: Upcoming Know I'm confused. First: If i whant to get started with 1Fader, 1Rotary, 2 Buttons and maybe a little Display. What is the best to Buy? -What Core is "up to Date and expandable"? considering that i what to continue after getting that done to a Controller that has: 1 Fader, 11 Rotary, 25 Buttons, 1 Display and is extendable with more Fadermodules... I wold also like the idea of getting it plugged in my PC by one USB Cable... The Inventor of SAC is Programing a new Version (on work since 2011) with controlling functions over TCP/IP... Maybe it wold be good to be upgradeable... Second: The mc_protocol_mappings chart does not contain al the needed controlls of SAC. (i wold want to get access to the Dynamics as well...) if i sniff those commands, am i able to get those in to that software package? And where do i find that Package? - The Link on top of that page drags me to the forum not to a specific topic... Well at al i can say I'm very interested in that uCApps Project. Im from Switzerland and working for about 8 Jears in Pro Audio Projects as Installer and Live engineer. I made my apprenticeship as a Multimedia electronics technician before so, i know enough about Circuits but hardly anything about real programming. Its time to get in that know...