Behringer FCB1010 Manual De Propietario
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MIDI FOOT CONTROLLER FCB1010 User Manual
2.2.2 MIDI channel setting
To get from DIRECT SELECT to MIDI FUNCTION, press UP. The MIDI FUNCTION LED
To get from DIRECT SELECT to MIDI FUNCTION, press UP. The MIDI FUNCTION LED
flashes correspondingly.
This is where you determine the MIDI channels that can be sent from the
This is where you determine the MIDI channels that can be sent from the
FCB1010 for various MIDI functions. You can assign different MIDI channels to
MIDI functions, For example, you can control several pieces of equipment from
your FCB1010. The selection of MIDI functions is done via footswitches 1 to 10/0.
MIDI channel 1 is the factory default for all functions.
Switch
MIDI function
1
PRG CHG 1
2
PRG CHG 2
3
PRG CHG 3
4
PRG CHG 4
5
PRG CHG 5
6
CNT 1
7
CNT 2
8
EXP A
9
EXP B
10/0
NOTE
Tab. 2.1: Footswitches and assigned MIDI functions
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After selecting a MIDI function by pressing one of the footswitches,
the respective footswitch LED starts to blink.
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Press UP/ENTER to confirm the selected MIDI function. The MIDI CHAN.
LED lights up.
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Choose the MIDI channel for the selected function, either directly via
footswitches 1 through 10/0 or by using the EXPRESSION PEDAL A.
Your selection is shown in the display.
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Press UP/ENTER to confirm the chosen value and to go to the next level,
or press DOWN/ESCAPE to cancel.
2.2.3 CONFIG page
The CONFIG LED lights up if you are on CONFIGURATION page. The following
The CONFIG LED lights up if you are on CONFIGURATION page. The following
functions, recalled via the footswitches (as in table 2.2), are at your disposal:
Switch
Function
Action
1
SWITCH 1
Determines whether the UP switch controls SWITCH 1 relay
("toggle") with DIRECT SELECT on.
2
SWITCH 2
Determines whether the DOWN switch controls Switch 2 relay
("toggle") with DIRECT SELECT on.
5
COPY PRESET
Enables copying presets (see ch. 2.4.1).
6
SYSEX SEND
Sends the entire memory as a sysex dump.
7
SYSEX RCV
When this switch is pressed, the FCB1010 waits for the reception
of system-exclusive data. Switch LED goes out when the data
have been received correctly.
8
MERGE
Allows to merge MIDI IN data with FCB1010-generated data.
The combined data stream is subsequently output at the MIDI OUT.
9
RUNNING STATUS
Enables/disables Running Status feature. Serves to make efficient
use of the MIDI transmission rate. The MIDI Status Byte from
the Expression Pedals is sent only if it differs from the preceding
Status Byte.
Tab. 2.2: Assignment of footswitches in CONFIGURATION setup menu
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External equipment, for example guitar or bass amps, can be
controlled by using SWITCH 1 and 2 outputs of the FCB1010. If the
FCB1010 triggers this function, you should first check if the piece
of equipment you are trying to control reacts to connection state
(contact open or closed) or current feed (contact closed as long as
the switch is depressed). BEHRINGER guitar and bass amps react to
current feeds. Therefore, when you wish to remotely control channel
change on a BEHRINGER guitar amp not via MIDI but via switch outputs
(because you have no MIDI cable at your disposal), you have to power
off switch 1 & 2 LEDs in GLOBAL CONFIGURATION menu under CONFIG.
These LEDs are on in the default setting and indicate that programmed
connection state is kept.
controlled by using SWITCH 1 and 2 outputs of the FCB1010. If the
FCB1010 triggers this function, you should first check if the piece
of equipment you are trying to control reacts to connection state
(contact open or closed) or current feed (contact closed as long as
the switch is depressed). BEHRINGER guitar and bass amps react to
current feeds. Therefore, when you wish to remotely control channel
change on a BEHRINGER guitar amp not via MIDI but via switch outputs
(because you have no MIDI cable at your disposal), you have to power
off switch 1 & 2 LEDs in GLOBAL CONFIGURATION menu under CONFIG.
These LEDs are on in the default setting and indicate that programmed
connection state is kept.
Basically, CONFIGURATION mode functions are active as long as the corresponding
footswitch LED is lit.
2.3 Quick start guide for PRESET programming
VALUE 1
SELECT
NUMBER
VALUE 2
UP
UP
UP
UP
UP
DOWN
SWITCH
Fig. 2.4: PRESET programming
For each of the 100 PRESETS you can determine which MIDI functions shall be
transmitted as soon as you select the respective PRESET. For instance, you can
send five different program change commands, two controller commands,
two different controller values (using the expression pedals) and a Note On
command to the connected equipment at the same time (menu structure as in
fig. 2.4). It is up to you to determine, which commands are stored in a Preset.
Do as follows to program the functions to be sent with each PRESET:
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Select the PRESET you wish to edit.
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Press DOWN for more than 2.5 sec to enter PRESET programming mode.
The number in the display disappears while the green SWITCH 1/SWITCH2
LED in the display starts flashing.
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Use footswitches 1 and 2 to edit the status of the SWITCHES. The current
status is indicated by the foot- switch LED and the corresponding
SWITCH LED in the acrylic display. For further details see chapter 3.3
“Connections (general)”.
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Please note that the status of the SWITCHES can also be toggled with
UP (SWITCH 1) and DOWN (SWITCH 2) if DIRECT SELECT is enabled.
The only prerequisite is that this function has been enabled for both
SWITCHES in the CONFIGURATION menu.
UP (SWITCH 1) and DOWN (SWITCH 2) if DIRECT SELECT is enabled.
The only prerequisite is that this function has been enabled for both
SWITCHES in the CONFIGURATION menu.
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Confirm with UP/ENTER. The SELECT LED in the display lights up.
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Activate individual MIDI functions by keeping the respective footswitch
depressed for roughly 1.5 sec. Footswitch LEDs indicate the activated
footswitches of the respective MIDI functions. As long as the display
indicates SELECT, you can activate MIDI functions and select them for editing
by briefly pressing the corresponding footswitch. The selected footswitch
LED and the display blink during selection and activation. The NUMBER LED is
also lit. The following MIDI functions are available for selection: