Cobra Error 5 when loading Finale3d Export
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PAJ06A
Joined: Apr 2022 Posts: 3 Location: Belton, Texas, United States NewcomerGood afternoon fellow Pyros –
I’m using Finale3d for the first time and just finalized this years show in the tool.
However upon addressing the show, exporting the csv file, and then loading it on my 18r2 controller, I receive Error 5.
“5 – Events found with no script header row – Remove the event row that contains no script header row or add a script header row above the events.”
I have not edited the CSV and I’m downloading the file directly from Finale3d and directly into the controller.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Phillip
Eric GJoined: Jul 2019 Posts: 9 Location: Green Cove Springs, Florida, United States NewcomerNot had that error before.
Check list:
1. Re address show. You might have added a cake or shell and forgot to re-address the show. This would leave the event “orphaned”, with no module/pin.
2. When exporting selected cobra w/correct 18r2 Firmware version?
Have you examined the CSV file to see what row might be the issue?
Eric
DrewFinaleJoined: Dec 2019 Posts: 557 Location: United States SilverTry loading the script one more time and watch very closely for the first error message. I suspect you will see Error 26 flash once before Error 5 is repeatedly displayed. If so, then the problem is “Audio Box file name too long”, and the solution is to shorten your Audio Box filename in the Finale 3D export options dialog before exporting your script. For more error info, check out the COBRA Error Code Reference Guide.
Cobra is a little inconsistent about Audio Box filename length limitations in their documentation. I have worked with Zach on testing this an found that the actual limits are as follows:
• v5.0.X – 12 characters including the .mp3
• v5.1.X – 45 characters including the .mp3
• v6.0.X – 31 characters including the .mp3
Additionally, the Audio Box filename is limited to letters, numbers, “-” (hyphen), “_” (underscore), and ” ” (space). No other characters are permitted.
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