Hi everyone,
i am new to the forum and to hauptwer. I'm building a Virtual Pipe Organ which also includes 63 solenoid drawstops. I am testing the system: it seems that the autodetect recognizes the devices, but these only work manually, in fact if I try to activate them from the virtual console they do not move (the component works correctly since it has been tested separately). I tried to configure it manually with the function "adjust MIDI / trigger settings manually for stop" and I entered the same channel and the same note in the "Primary Input" and "Primary Output" tab, the default autodetect assigns channel 5. I tried to insert channel 1 (both in input and in output) and so I can only activate 1 event, for example ON, but not the opposite one (OFF) or vice versa. Furthermore, when I activate a stop from the virtual console, the coils always remain powered, so if I try to close the stop manually, it returns to the ON position: is this normal? Shouldn't they just provide an impulse? I use Syndyne's solenoid drawstops with positive common and Midi Gadget Boutique's mddp128uP card to control them.
Thank you in advance for your help.
i am new to the forum and to hauptwer. I'm building a Virtual Pipe Organ which also includes 63 solenoid drawstops. I am testing the system: it seems that the autodetect recognizes the devices, but these only work manually, in fact if I try to activate them from the virtual console they do not move (the component works correctly since it has been tested separately). I tried to configure it manually with the function "adjust MIDI / trigger settings manually for stop" and I entered the same channel and the same note in the "Primary Input" and "Primary Output" tab, the default autodetect assigns channel 5. I tried to insert channel 1 (both in input and in output) and so I can only activate 1 event, for example ON, but not the opposite one (OFF) or vice versa. Furthermore, when I activate a stop from the virtual console, the coils always remain powered, so if I try to close the stop manually, it returns to the ON position: is this normal? Shouldn't they just provide an impulse? I use Syndyne's solenoid drawstops with positive common and Midi Gadget Boutique's mddp128uP card to control them.
Thank you in advance for your help.