Group Select Indication - with LEDs?

[hexman]

Sorry if this is a stupid question....

I want to show Group Select of my encoders with LEDs' (using a DOUT right)?  Can I do this or do I have to use the LCD display?

It seems obvious that I can use this:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

[bUTTONS]

    1.1  =  FF 01 00  # switch to Group #x.1  --  for quick bank access

    1.2  =  FF 01 01  # switch to Group #x.2  --  for quick bank access

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

for the buttons, but how do I assign the LEDs so that ***only*** the LED for the selected group lights up and the others are turned off?

[TK.]

Hi,

you can do this by mapping the group number to the LEDs:

################################################################################
# LED Map: assignes the LED shift registers to the Button Shift
# registers or special values
# Currently following values are supported:
#    0     Default Setting (see Map below)
#    1     Button Shift Register 1 (Button ID #1-#8)
#    2     Button Shift Register 2 (Button ID #9-#16)
#    3     Button Shift Register 3 (F1-F4 and Navigation Buttons: ID #17-#24)
#    4     Button Shift Register 4 (Button ID #25-#32)
#    5     Button Shift Register 5 (Button ID #33-#40)
#    6     Button Shift Register 6 (Button ID #41-#48)
#    7     Button Shift Register 7 (Button ID #49-#56)
#    8     Button Shift Register 8 (Button ID #57-#64)
#    9     Selected Group (1 of 8)
#   10     Selected Bank (1 of 8)
#   11-15  reserved
#   16     MIDI Status received for Button ID #1-#8
#   17     MIDI Status received for Button ID #9-#16
#   18     MIDI Status received for Button ID #17-#24
#   19     MIDI Status received for Button ID #25-#32
#   20     MIDI Status received for Button ID #33-#40
#   21     MIDI Status received for Button ID #41-#48
#   22     MIDI Status received for Button ID #49-#56
#   23     MIDI Status received for Button ID #57-#64
#   24-31  reserved
################################################################################
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So, assignment option #9 is for what you are searching for
Best Regards, Thorsten.

[hexman]

very cool - thanks  ;D