On Thu, Jul 14, 2022 at 12:33 PM, C Mesibov wrote:

 the email to use

As mentioned, use the email mentioned on the fcb1010.eu website, it's info at fcb1010 dot eu

I haven't seen any reason to update my UNO_ControlCenter, so I didn't see that option. I wouldn't have used it anyway, as the point of UNO2 is do things differently and the programming language is pretty easy to learn. YMMV of course.

I just found it in my Manual: it’s on page 6 second paragraph.

I’m getting ready to purchase the UnO2 as an upgrade to the stock FCB chip. I found the “online editor” that lets you get used to the programming for the chip. You can “pre-program” your setup there and cut & paste it to a notepad. When you get the chip, you can paste it into your “live” editor and download it to your FCB.

I don’t know how the UnO and UnO2 editors compare, so I can’t tell you anything about importing your existing setup.

Cheers,
Jim

email me your sysex file (email on the fcb1010.eu website) and I will try to do the conversion for you. It won't contain any preset names or effect names, since these are not stored in the sysex file.

No.
You say you read that in the UNO2 Manual? Where, exactly?

I just purchased the UNO2 and installed the Uno2 control center.  I read in the manual that I could transfer my UnO setups to the UnO2 control center.   I have been using the Behringer FCB1010 MIDI Edit Utility to create my setups and have been saving the setups in SysEx files.  I would like to convert those SysEx files to get started with the UnO2 control center, but it seems I can only do that with the UnO Control Center. So I downloaded the FCB/UnO Control Center but I don't have a license for it.  Seeing that I had already purchased the UnO chip am I eligible to be licensed to use the UnO control center software?  Are there other options for me aside starting from scratch with recreating all of my settings?
Thanks!
-C