Where is software and how can I program to use only one channel
247656
I found the software after looking on Google. I used the software from this website. http://www.miklor.com/BF888/
1308057
The program that controls my radio (SatPC32) is installed in the Program Files (x86) directory, which is the directory for 32 bit programs, I hope this helps
2182092
They come programed out of the box so you do not need the software. Just make sure they are all on the same channel. The only time you would need the software is if you want to change the frequency.
1933118
It only works on one channel at a time. So it would not work for 2 inputs at once.
357799
You have to take the remote and click on setup then go to channels and process as if you were adding a channel. When you click on 2 dot 1 and hit ok it will enter the channel and remove the x that you see. If that doesn't help I don't have an answer for you.
213650
Use the software that comes with the programming cable- it's decent. Be sure to get the right programming cable- it's the one that is around $12.
1357895
There are 2 channels I believe. You can set it up to run all or 2 channels differently. FYI, mine still works perfect.
1740817
Only line inputs, not line outputs in channel 7/8. You can't record from the board and run monitors at the same time, only one or the other
2093591
At least in my experience, no. Both are networks, so enabling one disables the other. It appears that, like a radio, you can only receive one channel at a time. I've checked this with IT people, and it looks like it is only one system at a time.
567477
Yes, if you have a recording program (DAW) that records two channels at the same time. Most programs let you place each channel on a separate track where you can locate the sound where you want in the stereo image (pan).
1363818
Find a channel you don't get interference from like "10" Turn that radio off and turn the other one to "10" and turn it off as well. Then turn the first one on and you should her an automated voice say; "Power on 10" Now turn on the second radio and it sould say the same thing.
410765
Yeah they change the channel.Do different things depending on application too
659961
First you have to tell it which channel you're sending the command out on and naturally it has to coincide with whatever one you set your sound module to receive on. Typically that's channel one so while you're holing down the ASSIGN button depress the white key with the number 1# above it on the right side of the board. Next with the assign button LED still lit depress the white key with the word "PROGRAM" above it. Follow that up by depressing whatever white keys with numbers over them that correlate with the program number your after (usually 3 digits) and then depress the white key with the word "ENTER' above it. That will give you the basic 127 programs. If you want to go to another bank of programs you have to know and enter the bank address first. Hold the assign button down as you press the program key, next press the number key for the most significant number of the bank (the MSB or first number) followed by the MSB key, then press the number key for the least significant number of the bank (the LSB or second number) followed by the LSB key, and after that press the number keys (3 digits) for the program you want in that bank followed by the "ENTER" key. I believe the procedure is more or less the same for assigning certain buttons to programs already pulled up but; I've never bothered to try that. I admit making the keys double function like this is confusing but; it saves a lot of money on production costs. Hope this gets you where you want to go. Joe
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As far as I know you can only record one channel at a time. However, I did own an XMP3 and I returned it. Didn't like the pure Xm programming and I have been using Sirius for four years prior to that. The Sirius programming is better I thought.
1909773
You can plug only 1 computer at the time ... The channel's in simple words are the amout of songs that you can mix at the time..
305032
Can you manually select and view the correct local channels? If the problem is just recording, how do you select a program to record? What specifically happens?
884560
you can do this using the program edit I think. I know I did it when I got it and it works for the most part. Its seems that if the channel has sub channels like 28-2, 28-3, ... you can't remove those. You can remove 28 and remove all of 28 I think. Look at program edit, the password I think to edit is 6 zeros. Its been a while since I did this but it can be done