Behringer BCR2000 ALPS Push Encoder part# ?

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Behringer BCR2000 ALPS Push Encoder part# ?
Posted on: 14.10.2010 by Rolanda Clodfelder
Hi all, I recently bought a BCR2000 which has a broken push encoder on the top left (yeah the one used to access settings!)

I took the old encoder out as someone had tried a superglue the whole thing in place which resulted in a jammed push button which seemed to be causing dropouts in the signal!!

Its an ALPS encoder .. but no damn part # having searched the interwebs i'm coming up a blank.

This looks pretty close .. http://radionics.rs-online.com/web/s...3-4237&x=0&y=0

Thoughts or solutions please many thanks

Steve
Kristle Alcanter
15.10.2013
Originally Posted by deevey
BCR is long since sold, but yep it worked just fine.

I ended up getting the indented version, It felt really nice and was toying with changing the entire top row to indented.

Make sure you get the long shaft - I got the short one accidentally and had to epoxy part of the old shaft to the new one, no big deal.
This encoder was the one? 24 pulse was right? or did you have to turn extra cycles? I need a replacement for the same encoder.
http://radionics.rs-online.com/web/p...633D4E4F4E4526
Rolanda Clodfelder
29.03.2013
Originally Posted by HypnoToad
Did you manage to fix your BCR in the end?

I've managed to do the same thing and need some new encoders, did the EC12d work?
BCR is long since sold, but yep it worked just fine.

I ended up getting the indented version, It felt really nice and was toying with changing the entire top row to indented.

Make sure you get the long shaft - I got the short one accidentally and had to epoxy part of the old shaft to the new one, no big deal.
Rolanda Clodfelder
14.10.2010		Hi all, I recently bought a BCR2000 which has a broken push encoder on the top left (yeah the one used to access settings!)

I took the old encoder out as someone had tried a superglue the whole thing in place which resulted in a jammed push button which seemed to be causing dropouts in the signal!!

Its an ALPS encoder .. but no damn part # having searched the interwebs i'm coming up a blank.

This looks pretty close .. http://radionics.rs-online.com/web/s...3-4237&x=0&y=0

Thoughts or solutions please many thanks

Steve
Kristle Alcanter
15.10.2013
Originally Posted by deevey
BCR is long since sold, but yep it worked just fine.

I ended up getting the indented version, It felt really nice and was toying with changing the entire top row to indented.

Make sure you get the long shaft - I got the short one accidentally and had to epoxy part of the old shaft to the new one, no big deal.
This encoder was the one? 24 pulse was right? or did you have to turn extra cycles? I need a replacement for the same encoder.
http://radionics.rs-online.com/web/p...633D4E4F4E4526
Rolanda Clodfelder
29.03.2013
Originally Posted by HypnoToad
Did you manage to fix your BCR in the end?

I've managed to do the same thing and need some new encoders, did the EC12d work?
BCR is long since sold, but yep it worked just fine.

I ended up getting the indented version, It felt really nice and was toying with changing the entire top row to indented.

Make sure you get the long shaft - I got the short one accidentally and had to epoxy part of the old shaft to the new one, no big deal.
Aleta Nakano
28.03.2013		Did you manage to fix your BCR in the end?

I've managed to do the same thing and need some new encoders, did the EC12d work?
Rolanda Clodfelder
14.10.2010		Yep saw that, cheers though

Ironically the encoder that has the push switch has a diff part # to what is on radionics site .. go figure.

EC12d = round w/push switch
EC12e = square without push switch

Hell, i'll take a flyer on the one I linked to ... worst case scenario its $5 or $6 down the tubes and I screw up the soldering.

I hope going for the 25ppr is correct now
Shay Wyche
14.10.2010		This might help you get the part number..

http://www.alps.com/products/WebObje.../EC11/EC11.PDF

edit. There is a full catalogue of Alps encoders on their web site, see if you can get the number from there.

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