[sts9fan]

I have a Behringer DCX2496 for sale in the Boston area.  It is in perfect condition and was only used for a short time.
$200 plus shipping

[sts9fan]

This unit is sale pending

[gooberdude]

Lets go ahead and mark it as SOLD.   


I'll get the funds to you this evening.   

[sts9fan]

Sold!

[Bob in St. Louis]

Hey Matt, I though you had a DCX already?

[gooberdude]

Blackmore loaned me 2 behringer x-overs for a while, a CX3400 and his DCX.  I gave them back a few weeks ago & have been searching for a deal on a used dcx.  Found it!!!   

I'm finally into the 21st century technology wise, still have a ways to go to catch up with you though.  I'm not sure how to get the DCX video output to play through my pj.  What connection do you use?  It would be awesome if I could set that up like yours.  For now, i keep a little plasma tv to the side.   Due to my pj's ceiling mount, the video cable would need to be 25-30' long.

I blew an Auggie         It was totally my fault.   
Moving forward with the ob servo sub system...

[Bob in St. Louis]

I bought a "serial" cable from Amazon. RS-232 on one end, and DVI on the other. Directly from the PC to the DCX.  Works great.
At one time, I had bought an adaptor to go from RS-232 to USB, but the drivers kept crashing and were very buggy. I tried a couple different types, but they all sucked. I'll give you mine if you want.

The DCX software comes from the Behringer site and is free.

Bob

[gooberdude]

That puts me at ease.  You da man.  Just realized the dcx can connect to a mac mini just a few feet away rather than a connection to the pj itself.   The mini has windows 7 on it, in case behringer isn't mac friendly.

I'll give the RS-232 to DVI cable a shot initially.