[A6] NRPNs

[Ioannis Kazlaris]

Hi list and Chris,
 
since some of the users are having trouble with line lengths
 
I have decided to give them a little hair cut. So here we go
again:

I have noticed that when you sweep both either filters on the 
A6 the NRPNs jump from 4095 (max value-filter fully clockwise) 
to around 3720. This only happens at the top range. I have ver.
1.40.12. Same thing with the oscillators. Same thing 
with other knobs here and there, thank God not all of them. 
Does anyone know why is this? Is this a bug or what?

I have used MIDI-Ox for this test. AND I can't still make the 
sucker to send sysex to my A6. I have spent hours changing 
delay times, buffers, everything. It wont work. :-(

Chris I have heard that if you divide the 2350 bytes of the
A6 sysex to small packets it should be more easy for
it to receive the sysex. I have never tried to send 2350 in
one go. I will try though. Thanx for the tip anyway!

Aaarghh....

Yannis


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Message: 2
Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2004 09:07:43 -0400
From: Chris Pickett 
Subject: Re: [A6] A new NRPN problem?
To: Ioannis Kazlaris , a6 at code404.com
Message-ID: <40924F9F.1050701 at mail.mcgill.ca>
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Hi Yannis,

If you can configure Yahoo to wrap lines at 72 chars, or
wrap them yourself, it would be great for those of us without a 
rewrapper in our mail clients. If not, then so be it :)

I didn't notice that with the NRPN's ever. Do keep jumping as you turn 
them down, or is it only at the top end? Are you running 1.40.12?

As for MIDI-Ox: I am positive I got it to send sysex. You need a buffer 
size of 2350 bytes IIRC, but it shouldn't matter (it worked for me with 
2048). I suggest you go ask on the MIDI-Ox forums, but you'll need a 
few more details of your problem for them to help you.

Cheers,
Chris



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