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I suck at numbers. I've been Googling and reading and even found this conversion chart on here, but I'm still confused.
http://www.djtechtools.com/forum/att...9&d=1300389475
It says this in my manual
Command: SW ON : 0x9/SW Off : 0x8
Number: 0X45
Value: SW ON : 0x40/SW Off : 0x00
I understand that it's one command for on and one command for off, but how do I figure out from that above what to put in Traktor to turn the LED on and off?
Figured it out. For what it's worth the following commands are what's needed to turn this specific LED on the DNX1600 on and off (func 2 button)
ch01.CC.081 with a midi range of min 0 max 98
ch01.CC.080 with a midi range of min 98 max 0
The function 1,2,3 and 4 buttons on the DNX1600 need midi ranges of 97, 98, 99, and 100 respectively
Yeah, it'd be really nice if there was a hexadecimal converter/calc inside Traktor. Maybe Xtreme mapping could add it to their program. Seems like lots of controllers give you Led info in Hex, THANK GOD there was somebody on this site(sometime last year) that was making LED charts for controllers. Yet another reason I LOVE this place.
that's why i love the calculator that ships with windows... often using it to convert between hex+dec+bin...
Yeah there's a programmers calc on the mac as well, but it made no sense to me. 0X45 hex converts to 69 dec, but 69 is no where in any of what I needed to make this work.Quote:
Originally Posted by zestoi
What's 0X45? there's an X in it? I thought hex went 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 10 11 etc ...?
yep, a hex number has a 0x prefix so you know it's hex, 0xF etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPopinjay
I've got the Functions, cues, and FX sends all mapped..
if you need help let me know!
I would, however, like to figure out how to map the Mic LEDs.. and all the LEDs on the left side.. that way I can map what I don't need..
I'm also trying to figure out how to map a tempo pulse.
If you don't mind posting your tsi so I can have a look? It's not really the basic mapping I have a problem with though. It was the out in this case because the LED commands are different.Quote:
Originally Posted by amidoinitrite