sean:
i did what you said, and is working, but not as spected. this is what i put
for play led:
<group>[Channel1]</group>
<key>play</key>
<status>0xB0</status>
<midino>0x12</midino>
<on>0x7F</on>
<off>0x00</off>
<minimun>0.5</minimun>
it turns on the led for play, but never turns off. in the same way i put
this for cue led:
<group>[Channel1]</group>
<key>cue_gotoandstop</key>
<status>0xB0</status>
<midino>0x11</midino>
<on>0x00</on>
<off>0x7F</off>
<minimun>0.5</minimun>
and works as i spected. i mean, it turns on the cue led when pressed and
turns off when released. i read a lot, but i still haven't found the
key/option/configuration for turn off the play led.
also test other things and leds. for example for lowkill led works the same
as play. so obviously there's something that i've be missing.
thanks in advance.
On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 10:56 AM, Sean M. Pappalardo <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello again.
>
> Vladimir Prieto wrote:
> > for example:
> >
> > official manual for PLAY on DECK A says "F #0", and mixxx xml for
> > BCD3000 play is mapped with 0x12.
>
> I just took a look at the manual. If you read higher up, they say the
> device sends Note On commands when you press the button and Note Off
> when it's released. (You can ignore the note name column.) These
> correspond to MIDI status bytes. If you look here:
>
> http://www.mixxx.org/wiki/doku.php/midi_controller_mapping_file_format#definitions_of_the_elements
> We've spelled out the corresponding status bytes.
>
> So assuming your device is on MIDI channel 1, the byte sequence for Play
> would be:
>
> Button down: status=0x90 midino=0x12
> Button up: status=0x80 midino=0x12
>
> But that section of the doc is for commands sent from the device to the
> software, which should already work fine. (Of course you can map certain
> things to script functions if you want to tune their behavior, like the
> jog wheels. For that, follow the instructions on the MIDI Scripting Wiki
> page.)
>
>
> Reading further down (p.15,) it says LEDs are controlled with CC
> messages, which are 0xB0 as stated on our Wiki. Then if the value is
> less than 64 (0x40,) it turns off the light, and above turns it on.
>
> So to control the Play LED, use these values in an <output> block:
>
> status=0xB0
> midino=18 (0x12)
> on=0x7F (or any value between 0x40 and 0x7F)
> off=0x00 (or any value between 0x00 and 0x3F)
> minimum=0.1
>
>
> Let me know if you have any other questions.
>
> Sincerely,
> Sean M. Pappalardo
> "D.J. Pegasus"
>
>
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Vladimir Prieto Muñoz
http://vladimir.prie.to
http://www.micontrol.cl
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