When MIDI control is assigned to a switch that is part of a group, it does not turn off the other buttons in the group. It would be helpful if it did.
Thanks.
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I'm not sure I understand but I works as expected in Hollyhock.
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Thanks for getting back to me Olivier,
I have assigned 2 switches to group1. If I understand correctly, they should operate like "radio buttons" where if I turn one switch on, the other turns off. This works fine for me.
Next I assign a MIDI controller to each switch. When I trigger one switch via its assigned MIDI control, it does not turn off the other switch.
Maybe I have missed something?
I have assigned 2 switches to group1. If I understand correctly, they should operate like "radio buttons" where if I turn one switch on, the other turns off. This works fine for me.
Next I assign a MIDI controller to each switch. When I trigger one switch via its assigned MIDI control, it does not turn off the other switch.
Maybe I have missed something?
Regards,
Scott
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I've also tested and works fine with my BCR 2000, even in motorized mode..
Depending of you controller, test different mode ( absolute/relative/toggle) in the remote tab of your switches
Depending of you controller, test different mode ( absolute/relative/toggle) in the remote tab of your switches
