[CyrilParticipant]

After choosing Midi device in MidiOX, go in View > Sysex and go to File > Send sysex file and browse to the file, that’s not so hard =)

• This reply was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by  Cyril.

[CyrilParticipant]

I have one cheap but it’s so cheap that it cant handle uploading =)

I will buy a cool one online now =)

[CyrilParticipant]

Just by curiosity, why can’t we input chords ?

[CyrilParticipant]

Do you think there is a Sysex receive ready on the BCR ? If so, can you put one on the Zaquencer firmware ? if this is doable, I’m not a programmer =)

[CyrilParticipant]

Simon, do you see the messages posted above ?

[CyrilParticipant]

Hi, sorry but the issue was there when I bought the BCR, it’s not due to your firmware =)

However, if you have a hint to check the unit, I’ll take it =)

[CyrilParticipant]

I did change an encoder, after buying it at the local store, I did bring the thing and the guy gave me another one almost identical : it’s cranted, but that didn’t solve the probleme, leds are lit, but no move and no midi message sent, I don’t know where to go…

[CyrilParticipant]

Hello, I had issues too with a cheap midi interface, I have exactly the same symptoms described by Axton.

I tried with an USB cable and it worked :

Put your BCR in U1 mode : Start it in a normal way, press Edit and Store simultaneously and put the upper knob 1 to the far left : U1

Switch the BCR off. Plug the USB cable, start the BCR in normal way, launch MIDIOX

Go to Actions, Send > sysex file, choose the Zaq sysex file and send it. The BCR will display some numbers (every 10% the counter increases)

Once finished, switch off the BCR and Switch it on, the Zaq demo mode will be started, I will try this out now =)

CyA

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