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lwaver ·
Hello everyone!
Well Yesterday I browsed through the forum to search the midi learn, but I did not find anything that shows how to place functions in a switch. In my switch (I have a major switch (large green LED) to put all the buttons in learning mode) (a second switch (small green LED) to put its own button in learning mode) but I still do not know Where to place the receiving MIDI learn for my big green button.
If anyone can help me it would be very much apreciated.
Thank you.
oddson ·
I've only just opened your OSM but I can already see the wireless MIDI transmitters and receivers are a problem.
You've got the same unnamed values sending all over the place... should only be one transmitter and one or more receivers at lower levels.
If you want to use more than one then you must start naming them.
NB Wireless matching is case sensitive.
oddson ·
Next issue...
The MIDI CC module is redundant the way you're using it and your 'target value' is zero'd instead of being dynamically assigned.
For a learn scheme the D2 values are not important... you need to send the D1 value to reset whatever value would normally be stored in properties.
Your real problem is deep in the bowels of this control.
Follow this path: ..//Toggle//Control//Switch//MIDI CC
Two things... the MIDI receiver does not show an active connect. That's likely because of the multiple competing transmitters at higher levels mentioned above.
The other thing is that the property box with '74' in it is the D2 value you're trying to replace.
You need some way load the incoming D2 value during learn and remember it when it's back in normal operation.
This is toggle switch? (I assumed it was a float control from the look.)
Was it based on one of the stock switches?... the controls seem different than I remember and the CC module isn't buried this deep in the knobs and sliders.
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