Hi there!
I tried to program sysex.
I know not to enter the start- and the endbyte and I have to split my data in several messages.
But: the first byte changes automaticly to o (zero) after saving. Maybe I do make faults.
Is anybody able to help me?
Thanx
Dear Mr Admin, i've found the web editor and tested the presets. After saving with the WE the MC 6 works like i wanted it.
Thanks 4 helping and for the math-course 🤣😂🤣
You may close the ticket.
Dear Admin,
OhOhOh, excuse me for the wrong math. F=15, long time ago ...
Where do I find the web editor? Usualy I work with firefox.
Is it nessasary to work with chrome?
Hi Norbert,
I noticed you are using the desktop editor. There has been a number of bug fixes that has been pushed to the web editor (we are not updating the desktop editor until the web editor is stable, which should be within the next couple of weeks), so that could explain why you are seeing 0's for value 1. Are you able to test this on Google Chrome web editor?
The messages F0 and F7 are correct. It equates to 240 and 247 respectively. The math you provided is wrong. FF is (16*16) - 1 = 255.
You can verify the hex to decimal conversions here: https://www.binaryhexconverter.com/hex-to-decimal-converter
Now I´ve done my homework. I send you 4 screenshots.
I have programmed the MC6 by itself, without a PC.
In SysEx 1.jpg (from MidiOx) you can see, that the 1st Byte is 240 (dez). I think, thats wrong. It has to be 256 (F0, because 16*16=256)
And the last Byte is 247. But (16*16)+7=263.
Screenshot 2-4 shows you the values by using the Midi-Editor.
Note, that the Value 1 allways is 0
I'll send you screenshots if I'm home.
I know, the 1st msg-byte ist the length.
I know: don't send start- and end-bytes.
I want to send: F0 42 30 68 43 18 00 00 0C 00 00 00 00 F7 (Vol=0)
in Dez: 256 66 48 104 35 24 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 263
Msg 1: press SysEx 12 66 48
Msg 2: press SysEx 104 35 24
Msg 3: press SysEx 0 0 12
Msg 4: press SysEx 0 0 0
Msg 5: press SysEx 0 (finish)
That' what I do. But: Everytime I save my data, the 1st Byte in every Msg turns to 0 (zero).
Hi there, I need more clarify on the issue. Can you send a screenshot of the sysex you are seeing, as well as your message settings? On the MC6, the first byte in the settings is always the length of the SysEx message that you want to send.