Revision as of 19:06, 5 April 2013

Manual

Older firmware versions are stored in this user's public directory.

Fractal has now a dedicated utility available to transmit firmware updates to the Axe-Fx II and MFC-101, which can be used instead of Axe-Edit or a MIDI utility. See Fractal-Bot

When using MIDI-OX (Windows) to send firmware to the Axe-Fx II, be aware that its default settings may cause a buffer overrun error. Change Low Level I/O Buffers size to 256, and number to 16, and Milliseconds between buffers to 90.

Updated firmware may cause changes in your presets. Read the firmware release notes and verify your presets.

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 ==Older firmware versions==
-Olde firmware versions are stored in [http://quonsar.meepzorp.com/public/AxeFX%20Files/AxeFX%20II%20Firmware this user's public directory].
+Older firmware versions are stored in [http://quonsar.meepzorp.com/public/AxeFX%20Files/AxeFX%20II%20Firmware this user's public directory].
-==Update procedure==
+==Fractal-Bot==
-* When using MIDI-over-USB the transfer speed can be increased significantly by setting "Milliseconds between buffers" to 20 ms and "Delay after F7" to 20 ms.
+* Fractal has now a dedicated utility available to transmit firmware updates to the Axe-Fx II and MFC-101, which can be used instead of Axe-Edit or a MIDI utility. See [[Fractal-Bot]]
 ==Using MIDI-OX==
-* When using MIDI-OX (Windows) to send firmware to the Axe-Fx II, be aware that its  default settings may cause a buffer overrun error. Change Low Level I/O Buffers size to 256, and number to 16, and Milliseconds between buffers to 90.
+* When using MIDI-OX (Windows) to send firmware to the Axe-Fx II, be aware that its default settings may cause a buffer overrun error. Change Low Level I/O Buffers size to 256, and number to 16, and Milliseconds between buffers to 90.
 ==Updating presets after a firmware update==