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Setup GUI – ROUTING
This is the control center of the V*AP as it defines the audio signal flow inside the device :
The routing example shows both mic inputs connected to the voice channel inputs of the DSP. The AES input
is connected to the DSP program input while the DSP output is connected to the AES output.
Each functional block of the device has an input- and an output-label. Additional
of the type of signal that is expected by the respective function block or I/O (e.g.
Top / horizontal (column) headlines
DSP
DSP 1 ... 4
AES
AES 1 / 2
Left hand / vertical (line) headlines
MIC
MIC 1 / 2
AES
AES 1 / 2
MON
MON 1 / 2
DSP
DSP 1 ... 4
The DSP inputs carrying the signal type labels V1, V2, 2L,
where V1 / 2 indicates the voice channel and 2L, 2R the program path
(see AUDIO PROCESSOR > Overview).
The AES output of the device.
The mic inputs of the optional mic interface.
The AES input.
The audio processor (DSP) has an independent monitor output. This
output may connected with the internal processing blocks.
The DSP outputs carrying the signal type labels 2R, 2L, V2,
where V1 / V2 indicate the voice channel and 2L, 2R the program
output.
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blue
labels give an indication
L/R
for AES).
2R
V1
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