Behringer BCR2000 - Manual (Page 18)

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B-CONTROL FADER BCF2000/B-CONTROL ROTARY BCR2000
Panic Reset:
This function resets the most important MIDI data to their factory
settings.
s
Press EDIT and keep it pressed.
s Now press EXIT. The reset is performed as soon as you
press EXIT. “PAnC” (for “Panic”) appears in the display.
s As soon as the reset is over, your B-CONTROL goes
automatically into the play mode, and the current preset is
shown in the display.
Data Request:
Current value settings of the MIDI device connected to your
B-CONTROL can be transmitted to your B-CONTROL using the
data request function (provided that the MIDI device supports
this function, and a request command was defined using the editor
software). In this case, the MIDI device doesn’t send data; the
B-CONTROL requests them instead.
s
Press the LEARN key while the EDIT key is kept pressed.
The request takes place, and the B-CONTROL indicates
the controller values of the receiving MIDI device on the
LED ring or through fader positions.
Snapshot Send:
A Snapshot Send lets you send all current controller values in
order to transmit the B-CONTROL settings to the connected MIDI
device.
s
Press the “ PRESET” key while the EDIT key is kept
pressed. The B-CONTROL now sends the current controller
settings.
Single Preset Dump:
In addition to the SysEx Dump function in the global setup menu,
the following key combination lets you send all settings of the
current presets:
s
Press the “PRESET ” key while the EDIT key is kept
pressed.
s If you want to cancel the dump, press the EXIT key.
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Snapshot Send and Single Preset Dump differ in the
kind of data that is being sent: With Snapshot Send,
only current control values are transmitted in order to
synchronize them with the connected MIDI device. With
Single Preset Dump, the entire contents of the current
preset including the current control assignments are
sent. With this function, you can easily archive certain
presets, or swap them with other B-CONTROL users.
Motor Off Function (BCF2000):
The BCF2000 fader motors can be temporarily disengaged. To
do that, one or several fader(s) is/are assigned a key that
disengages the fader’s motor for the duration of the keystroke.
All 20 programmable keys ( and ) are available.
s Press the EDIT key and keep it pressed.
s Move the fader(s) whose motors you wish to disengage.
s Press the key to which you want to assign the motor-off
function.
s Exit with EXIT.
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The MIDI command assigned to a key remains
preserved. This way, that MIDI function can be used
simultaneously with the fader motor being disengaged
when the key is pressed.
4. OPERATION