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gahhh, I’m back! Fly, could you just slap the latest panel source up and we can all have a tinker / provide some more useful feedback and you don’t have to mess about compiling 235723854 different versions just yet, it’s got to be a win-win? 🙂
( I’m also thinking that this would mean you don’t get a repeat of losing everything one day with nothing to go back to as well… you’ve been there once already!!… )Got it… thanks Fly, will ingest and think about this. I think the answer is definitely offsets using variables to avoid replicating the code 8 times, need to study the manual now 🙂
Fogot to add, if you’re on windoze you have a hex calculator right there in the standard calculator program – just need to select “PROGRAMMER” in the top left (that’s what it is for windoze 10).Can you post up your latest version, I think the answer to your problem is to use variables for different offsets and channels put into the midi expressions, I’m willing to have a go 🙂
I just did a 2-second edit on your original panel file – changed all z5 to z4 – everything worked all along!! So something else I just discovered – you can hand edit the file if it’s a tedious change like that to make.
Good find about that z4/z5 thing. I wondered how you could have a hex value of “Z”!! 😀 Lesson learnt – I’m going to read the manual too!
@how did I find it – I nearly wept for joy. I have never managed to get anything other than presets out of it up to now 😀You need bitwise operators to solve this. I haven’t tried yet, but for example 4 (0x0100) and 2 (0x0010) like this 4 & 2 would give 6 (0x0110) which would be adding the two together, whereas 6 or’d with 2 (0x0110 | 0x0010) would give 4 (0x0100).
Does that make sense? So the first variable would be the current switch state, the second would be the switch to change (always 1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128) which would represent the 8 bits.Yes, panel now working on middle section without checksum errors. As you predicted, stuff on left and right still poorly.
Could you make the panel open again for now please, as I’d like to wade in and help too, and it might help me (and others) to learn too from your adventures!
Sorry, with you now: Tone E/Partial 2 TVA-ENV TKF = 1
F0 41 10 16 12 04 02 6D 01 0C F7On PART SET / Part 2 if I press enter I get: `F0 41 10 16 12 03 00 18 64 01 F7
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Is that what you’re looking for? Tell me what to press and I’ll do it 🙂
