What Migal says is right, however:

If you wnant to Remove the ERC slaving (the bit that suffers from crosstalk) from a cr2, it's easy if you have a good text editor that can search and replace blocks of text (I use EditPad Lite).

1. Open the cr2(s) in a text editor.

2. Search for the string "valueOpDeltaAdd" this will find the first slaved channel, the slaving code that you want to remove will consist of 5 lines, it will look something like this:

                    valueOpDeltaAdd<br></br>                             Figure 2<br></br>                            BODY:2<br></br><br></br>                      deltaAddDelta 1.000000

The part in red is the name of the master FBM channel.

3. Select the whole 5 lines of slaving code as a Search string and have nothing as a Replace string, execute the search and repalce.

4. Repeat steps 1 through 3. You will have to do this as many times as there are master channels in the cr2.

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There may be an easier way, though I haven't tested it. Open the cr2(s) in a text editor. Set the search string to "valueParm " (note the space at the end), set the replace string to "valueParm X", execute the search and replace. renaming the master channels should mean that the slaves can't find any channel to talk to, hence on crosstalk.

With this last method it would also be easy to turn the FBMs back on, just use a search string of "valueParm X", and a replace string of "valueParm ". Message edited on: 07/01/2004 15:28

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Message edited on: 07/01/2004 15:38