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si hago algún ajuste y no lo memorizo vuelve de nuevo a la primera memoria al encender de nuevo, eliminando esos últimos ajustes

atcing escribió:Hola Melómano

Cuando tenes activada una memoria y apagas el UC, al volver a encenderlo y pulsar "memory" el cursor está colocado en "initial data" pero la memoria sigue activada en la que lo apagaste. Al menos es lo que hace mi unidad.


Un saludete

pretendías que te leyera las intenciones???

qué firmware lleva??

Andreu escribió:Ya puestos, una pregunta (supongo de tonto)

Porqué al día siguiente de haber ecualizado con Smartlive, si vuelvo a medir me sale una gráfica diferente al día anterior de la ecualización?

Sí, guardo en memoria la ecu y también la selecciono.

Puede ser del micro?.....del Smartlive?....del UC?.... de la tarjeta de sonido?...o es mi pobre cerebro?

Behringer DEQ-2496 Software Upgrade Procedure

WARNING / DISCLAIMER
Be aware that if the software update fails for whatever reason, your 2496 may end up nonfunctional until the update is successfully installed.

I assume no responsibility for failed updates to the DEQ-2496, but I will assist you anyway I can until all options have been exhaused.

Step 1:

Download the latest 2496 Midi software upgrade for your processor:
- Download version 1 (1.4 for original processor)
- Download version 2 (2.5 for version 2 processor)

Download the MIDI-OX program.
When you download, make sure you choose a destination directory (folder) that you will remember in steps 3 and 7.

Step 2:

Purchase and Install the required midi interface cable.
You will need to purchase a special midi transfer cable to connect the computer sound card midi output to the DEQ2496 midi input. Most computer sound cards use the "Joystick" port (15-pin D connector) as the midi in / out port. The cable you will need will have a 15-pin male plug on one end, and two midi DIN plugs on the other end. Behringer recommends that you connect the cable to the DEQ2496 MIDI INPUT ONLY! Also, make sure that the cable connector marked "OUTPUT" is connected to the DEQ2496 MIDI INPUT.

CAUTION !
1) Make sure you turn your computer OFF before connecting the midi interface cable!

2) Make sure that you connect ONLY the MIDI input of the 2496 using the MIDI output from the cable. Behringer strongly recommends this!

On the interface cable, the "Output" DIN plug will be inserted into the "Input" jack on the 2496.

Step 3:

Install the MIDI-OX software.
Just follow the directions when installing the Midi-Ox software on your computer.

Step 4: Configure the MIDI-OX software.

(a)
After the software is installed, execute the Midi-Ox program and do the following:
Click Options > MIDI Devices...

You will see 4 windows labeled: MIDI Inputs, MIDI Outputs, Port Mapping and Port Map Objects.

Select your MIDI device in the MIDI Inputs windows so that it shows up in the Port Map Objects window.

Select your MIDI device in the MIDI Outputs window so that it shows up in the Port Mapping window.

If your see "401 UART" instead of "MIDI" on the device name, this is fine as it is another designator for MIDI naming.

(b)
Check to make sure that the "Output Port" is connected to the "MIDI-OX Event Port" in the software by clicking the "Port Routings" Button on the top tool bar (8th button from the left with a "Rout 66" sign on it). You should see a connected diagram as follows:



If you do NOT see a connecting line from the "Output Port" (right) to the "MIDI-OX Event Port" (lower left) or something similar, then right-click the Output Port connector and then click: "Connect Output Port". A line should appear connecting the two as shown above. Also make sure that the top two connectors are labeled MIDI Input and MIDI Output.

Click OK and leave the program running.

Note: It is possible that your soundcard may NOT support MIDI In/Out functions. If you can not configure MIDI-OX as outlined in step 4, this may be the case. You may need to try it on a different computer with MIDI In/Out support. However, check the next step if you have a built-in embedded soundcard on your computer's motherboard.

Step 5:

If you are using a computer with a built-in soundcard on the motherboard, make sure that the MIDI ports are enabled. If you have a soundcard that is not built into the motherboard, then you can skip this step.

Step 6: Set Up The DEQ 2496 for the Incoming Upgrade Transfer.

See the UTIL menu, page 2 and make sure that all of the parameters are set up as follows:


Note: The last menu item "CONTROL CHANGE MODE" will not be seen in versions prior to 1.4 so don't panic. It is not relevant to the upgrade process..

Turn the DEQ 2496 OFF. Press and hold the "UTILITY" button while turning ON the 2496.
The 2496 should display a message informing you that it is waiting for the upgrade transfer.

Step 7:
Execute the transfer.
In the MIDI-OX program, select Actions > Send > SysEx File...
Navigate to the directory ("Look In" dialog box) where you saved your "DEQ2496_1-4.syx" file and double-click that file. You should see a message on the 2496 display indicating the transfer progress in pages or "blocks" uploaded. This process will take about 5 minutes to complete. When it is completed, the 2496 main window will say: "Please Recycle". This is a fancy way of saying, "Turn off the power and then turn it back on again".

If everything was successful, The UTIL menu page 1 should indicate v1.4 in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Congratulations... Your done!