Hi. My Rac. I have set the mapping to select Amp 1 at every preset change on the Axfx. That works fine. If I go onto another setting on the RAC, say delay, that works fine. I go to another patch on the axfx and again up comes Amp 1. However if I go back to the previous patch the delay settings page comes up again and not Amp 1 which is what I want the RAC to do.
Is there something I can do to force the RAC to always display Amp1 even after altering the delay page at every patch change.
Thanks
Gary.
Also How I lived without a RAC is a mystery.
Greetings Al & Seb,
I am having difficulty running RAC12Edit.exe on my Win32bit machine.
I could have sworn I had previously successfully run RAC12Edit and updated my RAC12 unit. When I launch the software now, it says that the RAC12Edit.exe is not a valid Win32 application.
I re-downloaded and the latest RAC12Edit (Win) and RAC12 Drivers (Win only) from fxunits.com.
Windows driver was already present, but the RAC12Edit.exe will not install. Error message states "file is not a valid Win32 application".
Thus, did not solve my problem.
Please advise.
Thanks in advance!
Hmm. You have one? I think we need to get together so I can check it out!
Greetings Al & Seb,
I am having difficulty running RAC12Edit.exe on my Win32bit machine.
I could have sworn I had previously successfully run RAC12Edit and updated my RAC12 unit. When I launch the software now, it says that the RAC12Edit.exe is not a valid Win32 application.
I re-downloaded the latest RAC12Edit (Win) and RAC12 Drivers (Win only) from fxunits.com.
Windows driver was already present, but the RAC12Edit.exe will not install. Error message states "file is not a valid Win32 application".
Thus, did not solve my problem.
Please advise.
Thanks in advance!
The online EXE is correct and runs without any problem here.
So your problem source can be :
- Your ISP, cutting the file transfer too early or modifying bytes in it
- Your antivirus, cutting the file transfer too early or modifying bytes in it
- Your memory, corrupting data before getting written to mass storage
- Your mass storage, corrupting data
(may we have a picture of the back of your rack ??? :encouragement: )