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Setting the Emulation Mode

The BCF2000 can emulate a number of other devices by setting its operating mode at start-up. To do this, follow the instructions below:

Turn the unit off
Hold down one of the buttons in the row immediately below the V-Pots (they are numbered 1 through 8, working from left to right). The possible buttons are:

Native B-Control
Mackie/CueBase
Logic Control
Mackie/Sonar (the topic of this article)
Baby HUI

Turn on the unit then release the button

It is worth noting that, if you set the unit for Mackie/Sonar operation, the faders will move to the bottom of their travel if you successfully performed the operation described above.

Layout

The following describes the layout of the unit and the button assignments that apply when in the Mackie/Sonar emulation mode. There may be button combinations not listed here that I have not found, so please let me know if you find anything so that I can update this guide.

Track Strips

The track strips are laid out as follows, working top to bottom:

V-Pots 1 through 8
Mute 1 through 8 (these buttons also work as buttons F1 through F8 with the Lower Shift button held down and as Solo 1 through 8 with both the Lower and Upper Shift buttons held down)
Select 1 through 8 (These buttons also work as buttons F9 through F16 with the Lower Shift button held down, or as Arm 1 through 8 with both the Lower and Upper Shift buttons held down)
Faders 1 through 8

Right-Hand Panel

Working from top down:

Left-Hand button	Right-Hand button
Upper Shift	Control Group Track (Works as Control Group Auxiliary with Upper Shift or as Control Group Main with Lower Shift)
Lower Shift	M1 (Works as Edit with Upper Shift or as Flip with Lower Shift)
E Q Mode (Works as Dynamics Mode with Upper Shift or as Snapshot with Lower Shift)	Track Mode (Works as Plug-Ins Mode with Upper Shift or as Offset with Lower Shift)
Pan Mode (Works as Read/Off with Lower Shift)	Sends Mode (Works as Disarm with Lower Shift)
Left Bank (Works as Left Channel with Upper Shift or as Undo with Lower Shift)	Right Bank (Works as Right Channel with Upper Shift or as Redo with Lower Shift)
Rewind (Works as Home with Upper Shift or as Select with Lower Shift)	Fast Forward (Works as Jog Parameter with Upper Shift or as Marker with Lower Shift)
Stop (Works as Loop On/Off with Upper Shift or as Loop with Lower Shift)	Play (Works as the Record button with the Upper Shift or as Punch with the Lower Shift)