Troubleshooting guide

Control Pins

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Connection Blocks

The number of connection blocks that appear in the window depends on how many pins are available

after you have specified preset control. Allocate different controllers or logic output to a pin connection

by making a selection from the pull-down menu on the right-hand side of the block. The pin

connection(s) can be alternately enabled and

disabled by clicking on the block with the left

mouse button, or selecting [Disable] from the

pull-down menu. Figure 51 below illustrates the

available types of connection blocks.

Processor Mapping Section

Use this section of the window to define, for each preset, which processors that the external hardware

will address. The input and output channels of the preset appear in a column below each pin allocation

block that has been assigned to a controller or logic output. Processor mapping can be designated

while you are in Live Mode or Design Mode. When you are in Live Mode the title bar of this section of

the window is blue, in Design Mode it is black.

Note: Any processor mapping you specify will be saved with the preset or scene file, so

you must create a processor map that coordinates with the device's pin

configuration for each preset that will be stored in the device.

Processor Mapping Checkboxes

Click a checkbox to map the corresponding input or output channel to the allocation

block. The checkbox fills with blue when it is selected. You can assign multiple

processors to input controllers, but only one to logic output. Clicking the checkbox

toggles it in and out of selection. Figure 52 on the right illustrates the processor

mapping checkboxes.

Processor checkbox selected for mapping.

Checkbox de-selected.

Mutes

Channel muting can be controlled by either a locking switch or a momentary switch,

and can also be indicated at the logic output pins.

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Mute Mapping

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