Mapping a Denon DN-HC1000S

[Nood]

Hi Guys,

I just bought a HC1000S, a fantastic product by denon.
When I was mapping it in Cross, which is very easy, I was wondering if I could map the LED lights underneath my buttons to light up when pushed.

And also, when I press the cue button first, then a locator, it acts like a cue button. and when I clear the locator I can't use it for the rest of my Cross session. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?

I'll try to upload my mapping as soon as I think it is good enough

Thanks

[kelt]

same problem here with the lights of DN-HC1000S !

got some idea to map this controller showing lights when pressed?

[wazza]

use MIDI output for MIDI note's.....this will give you an idear on how to set it up

viewtopic.php?f=268&t=19330

[Nood]

That's already a big help, the only problem is I don't have any clue where to put the code and what it should look like. I opened my .mapping with notepad and I understand the structure. But do I have to put my piece of 'LED-code' behind my button commands? Or do I have to put the LED-code at the end of the file where it says <output-mapping/>?

I have the owners manual with the different commands, values and numbers for each key with me. But I can't see what I should change in the piece of example code on the support section.

Can someone help me on my way here?

Thanks

[kelt]

That's already a big help, the only problem is I don't have any clue where to put the code and what it should look like. I opened my .mapping with notepad and I understand the structure. But do I have to put my piece of 'LED-code' behind my button commands? Or do I have to put the LED-code at the end of the file where it says <output-mapping/>?

I have the owners manual with the different commands, values and numbers for each key with me. But I can't see what I should change in the piece of example code on the support section.

Can someone help me on my way here?

Thanks

[Support@MixVibes]

Simply duplicate the mapping from Cross (press x2)
open it with a text editor and check the output section (end of file) to see how it's done.

[Nood]

Thanks!

I copied another Denon mapping from the standard mappings.
Along with some trial and error I could make all my hot cue's and the loop ins and outs light up.

The only buttons I can't get mapped are the autoloop button and the Tap button. Probarbly because it's another kind of function.

[Blackbrook]

I guess kelt will be interested in your mapping Great work btw!

[kelt]

@Blackbrook

ive already copied the denon mapping and programmed it with effects and some other stuff (at channel 2) and hopefully get some lights soon!

i really dont understand why mixvibes didnt implementated lights in their mapping? can u please tell me?!

i will upload my mapping when its ready and send a picture of it too!
this controller rocks! heavy and good to work with it, nice piece of hardware!

go on with ur good work Nood!

[Nood]

For the ones who are interested here's an example of a piece of denon output code.

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<mapping>
<control alias="fam(Player)[0x1].Locator1Control" value="true"/>
<MIDI type="CC" parameter="0x4a" channel="0x1" value="0x11"/>
</mapping>

Behind the control alias you have to put the function (e.g. Locator1Control) Don't forget to change the number to [0x2] if you want to map a function from the right deck. I did not change the 'fam(player)' part.

Value has to be true or false, true= led on, false=led off.
MIDI type is CC, not 'note' as in most MIDI controllers.
The parameter has to be 0x4a (led on), 0x4b (led of) or 0x4c (led blink).
Chanel has to be the chanel you use you controller with. (0x1 =chanel 1,0x2 =Chanel 2)
The second 'value' is the adress of your led. It can be found in your user manual (or the one on the denon website ) (It looks like 0x11)

So you have to make 2 mappings for each led. One to put it on and one to put it out.

I hope this is usefull to somebody out there