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11. Routing Matrix
11.2.2 Connect -> Matrix Multi Connect
This element is very similar to a
MF key, GPI or logic function.
The cross points are made to and from a range of sequential inputs and outputs. In the example below we have
defined a single input (address 0 = silence) to connect to 64 outputs starting from matrix address 129. Therefore,
this example will mute all 64 channels of a MADI port.
Other applications include re-routing MADI connections or performing multiple stereo connects. Note that if you
define a larger number of outputs than inputs, the inputs wrap around – for example, two inputs would be routed to
outputs 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 and so on within the sequence.
Matrix Multi Connect
Condition
Matrix Input
Number of Inputs
Matrix Output
Number of Outputs
External
External Protocol Type
EmBER+ Matrix Nr
Protect
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"Matrix
Connect", but it allows you to control multiple cross points from a single
Reference name for the element.
Assigns the control signal which will make the matrix connections.
Enter the address of the first matrix input you wish to connect (see
address 0 = silence).
Enter the number of inputs in the connection range.
Enter the address of the first matrix output you wish to connect (see
Enter the number of outputs in the connection range.
Select this checkbox if the matrix to be controlled is external (i.e. not within the system
frame).
If External is ticked, select the communication protocol type:
·
CAN over TCP/IP - for sapphire, crystal, Nova29 or POWER CORE.
·
2
MNOPL - for mc
/Nova73.
·
EmBER+ - for supporting EmBER+ devices.
When using Ember+, you must enter an Ember+ Matrix number (from 1 to 5). This
references the
Ember+ Matrix
external matrix type, matrix name, etc.)
When checked, the Matrix Multi Connects cannot be removed by any other system. For
example, if the cross points are visible to other controllers such as the NovaConnect
software, setting Protect will prevent these controllers from changing their status.
Version: V6.0.0/5
element (which defines the local consumer number,
Matrix
Numbers;
Matrix
Numbers).
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