I have lost my ini files for my keyboards and pedal board. It has been over a year since I created them and they have been apparently wiped off my system ???. It has been a year since I created them and I don’t want to have to go back into intensive learning mode or reconstruction unless absolutely necessary. Is there a way I can upload them from my cores?
You didn’t mention what app it is, I assume midio128 as we aren’t in the HUI ar ASM forum? Regardless the answer is the same… Sorry mate, I don’t believe there is…
I can think of a couple of ways at least, to find out what settings are on the box already, by reading from the PIC/banksticks - in case you weren’t really sure how it was set up (eg fixing a box for a friend, or a friend set it up for you originally, etc)… but I can’t think of any way to get that information into the original ini file format automatically 
Is this just for “because it would be nice to have those files back” or are you changing hardware and need to re-upload or?.. I’m not sure whether I could maybe give you some more useful advice, than this verbose “no”
Thanks for the response.Yes, I am using a Midio128 project. I have a core with 4 din units. All are working fine, however, on Din 4 J6 I am getting the exact same response (148 20 127 5 G# 0 Note On) as I do Din 1 J6 (148 20 127 5 G# 0 Note On). I get this same response for 7 of the 8 pins; however 1 pin on Din 4 J6 registers in the range it should (148 111 127 5 G# 0 Note On). In other words, the Din 4 J6 pins should be reading 111-118, but instead they read 22-16 with the exception of 111 and for some reason they are duplicating the same as D1 J6. (I hope this make sense.)
Unfortunately, I lost the original ini file and was wondering if there was a problem with the original file. Quite frankly, I don’t remember how I uploaded it in the first place since it has been over a year. I guess I am hoping I don’t have to go back through all the research and learning again ???. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
I know this probably isn’t the answer you were hoping for, but I think it would be much faster to re-do the ini file from scratch, than to try to recreate it from the chip and edit it Sorry mate…
FWIW, I tend to email files like these to my gmail account - makes for a nice offsite backup, and with such small files it’s really easy.
Thanks for the reply. I guess it is back to the drawing board. Should have keep better records and made some backups. You live and learn. Thanks.