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Thank you!

> @amounra said:
> The date of export is probably the only useful thing, but I don’t know how accurate it will be. The best way to find out is to try both versions of the firmware, see which one works right (either will work, but for one version the encoder direction will be reversed), and then we would know for sure.

I was able to load both firmware files but for some reason both behave the same, none of them reversed. Don’t know if I made it properly, the updater reported success both times

It would be great to confirm what the controller reports using the editor, but the page has been down for some days. Using the Wayback Machine I was able to find the wiki in order to put it in bootloader mode, but the editor is not there

Thanks!

I can get the serial number, the number of the service tags in the boards inside the unit and the date the unit was exported from Austin.

Which information could help to find the production date of the unit?


Here you are. I included the movement of the enconder to its right. Of course all resets have been done previously including a factory reset

Both encoders are moved to the left and right during the test

Hi, thanks for your help!

The encoder is the lower, leftmost. CC 50 [ID: 8]
It shows mode CC both in the _encoders_ section as well as _send MIDI_ under **Inspector**, identical to the rest of the encoders

No custom script, I tried both sending a .syx file to reset it as well as recalling **Defaults (reset)** from the Livid Editor online, several times. but the results are the same