I would like to say 'Thank you' again for the advice about AVR. I've found working mx200, read firmware (it really difers only in the region 0x500-0x53f). I've flashed it into AVR of my Lexicon and now it works as before!
Hello, I have the exact same problem as Victor, unfortunately, Im not as skilled as him, but I have my technician who says: Just tell me what part I have to change and give the part and Hell do it. From the discussion here, and a little research I did, I can tell that the AVR is a microcontroller that needs to be replaced.. so HARMAN, Where exactly should I look at in the lexicon, how does it look like, and where can I get that part from?
Thanks on advance.
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Recently purchased a lexicon MX200 reverb effects processor, and i am new to external effects processing with logic, and have not been able to get to work yet. Right now im running SPDIF from my scarlett 6i6 to the lexicon and back. The connections are corrected I belive for using the mx200 as a digital hardware unit as stated in the user guide. In logic Im testing it on a track with some audio, Im running a I/o plugin through a bus, input spdif 5, output spdif 6. I think this is the correct set up, the MX is not affecting the audio on the track, but I know its connected because when i play around with the knobs and buttons on the mx200 sometimes creates a pop. and i can hear the delay and verb effects working on this pop, but not on my chosen audio. Could some explain the proper procedure for using the mx200 in logic as a "digital hardware" using spdif. Not sure what Im doing wrong, or what Im missing.
Trying to fix it now, Ive been adjusting the routing in mix control and in the i/o plug in. Some progress. I am now hearing what sounds like the mx200 reverb coming through, but its being applied to the entire mix even though the i/o plugin is only currently on one track. e24fc04721