Specifications

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ADMS 44.22 Installation and Operation Manual
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Connects a single input to Output 2 only.
4.11 Audio Switcher: Modal Connect Commands
Modal connect commands connect inputs to outputs within the rules for Mix,
Interlock, and Overlap Modes as though the same action were performed from the
front panel. For example, issuing a modal connect command connects the selected
input to the selected output, and mutes all other inputs connected to the same output.
[ii][o] Connect Input To Output (ACS 8.2)
Connects a single input to a single output. In Overlap Mode, if another input
is already connected to the selected output, the [ii][o] command sets up an
overlap condition between the two inputs. This condition is identical to that
created by pressing and holding the front panel button of the selected input.
When the ‘held’ input button (the overlap channel) is released, then only the
overlap channel remains connected to the selected output, while all others are
muted. Once an overlap condition is setup with the [ii][o] command, the E
command (described below) mirrors the button release and ends the overlap.
Because both modal and non-modal commands can be issued in Overlap
Mode, conditions can be created where an overlap condition can be created
between the overlap channel and multiple channels, and where multiple
channels can be connected with no overlap condition. In these circum-
stances the following additional rules govern the behavior of the switcher:
• An overlap condition can exist only when at least two channels are connected
to a given output. Issuing an [ii][o] when no inputs are connected only connects
the selected input to the selected output, but does not create an overlap condition.
• If an overlap condition already exists when the [ii][o] command is sent,
then the existing overlap is ended (as though an E command were sent), and
a new overlap condition created between the old and new overlap channels.
• Sending a non-modal connect, mute, or fade command to an overlap chan-
nel cancels the overlap condition.
[ii]A Connect Input to Outputs 1 and 2 (ACS 8.2)
Connects a single input to a both outputs. The same rules and conditions that
apply to the [ii][o] command also apply to the [ii]A command.
[ii]E[o][tt] Connect Input To Output With Timed Overlap (ACS 8.2)
Connects a single input to a single output; if an overlap condition is created,
the overlap is automatically ended [tt] tenths of a second later. The same
rules and conditions that apply to the [ii][o] command also apply to the
[ii]E[o][tt] command. The [ii]E[o][tt] command is valid only in Overlap
Mode; sending the command in Mix or Interlock Modes returns an
EEE<CR><LF>.
[tt] Time Range = 00 ? 99 (0 to 9.9 seconds)
E End Overlap (ACS 8.2)
Ends overlap condition for both outputs 1 and 2. The E command is valid