Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, Alex wrote:
> So, in the BC Manager I must add these 2 lines in the Custom output tab,
> right?
>
> $B0 19 val7.13 ; MSB
> $B0 51 val0.6 ; LSB

No, the "Custom output" tab would produce a script with one or more ".tx" messages, which (as I've argued) you don';t need in this case.

Instead, go to the "Standard output" tab, to generate a script with ".easypar":

Type = Control Change
Channel = 1 (or whatever you like)
Controller = 19
Value 1 = 0
Value 2 = 16383
Mode = Absolute (14 bits)

And on the "General" tab:
Show value: ON
Default value: 0
Resolutions: Slowest = 1000 (or whatever); Speed levels = 1
LEDs: 1 dot (or whatever)

Alternatively:
From the B-Controls window, open View -> BCL Editor and paste the following lines between the predefined "$rev ..." and "$end" lines:

$encoder 6
.easypar CC 1 19 0 16383 absolute/14
.showvalue on
.mode 1dot
.resolution 1000
.default 0

When you press the green arrow, the script is "executed", i.e. entered into encoder 6 of the temporary preset in BC Manager, with exactly the same result as the above "manual" method: you'll see the definition appear in the encoder list window.

Hope this helps,
Mark.