DX810 – 12
The logic functions assigned to each individual
logic input and output are configured using the DX-
810-PC application. In addition, each logic input and
output can be assigned a descriptive name (up to
32 characters) for easier identification within the PC
application.
Note:
Logic I/O functions are set from the PC
application only.
Logic Inputs
The following functions can be activated by the
logic inputs:
Force On
Force Off
Input Mute/Enable
Output Mute/Enable
Group Mute/Enable
Preset Recall
Combine On
Force-on/Force-off
This provides a means to temporarily increase or
decrease the gain of an input channel or group with
an external switch, remote control, or through the
priority function. This is defined in the
Force
Control
window in the DX-810-PC software
application. It forces the input fader level to the
Force On Level
or
Force Off Level
selected for that
channel (relative to the current setting). It forces the
group fader level (when selected under
Affected I/O
in the
Logic Input
window) to its current fader level
(Force On) or completely off (Force Off). See “Force
Ctrl” on page 19 for more information about the
Force-on and Force-off function.
This function can be activated in one of four
ways, and is active when the logic input pin is
active (held low):
•
Momentary: The force function is continuously active while the
logic input is continuously active.
•
Latch On: The force function is activated when the logic input
goes from inactive to active.
•
Latch Off: The force function is deactivated when the logic input
goes from inactive to active.
•
Toggling: The force function toggles its state when the logic input
goes from inactive and active.
Mute/Enable
An input, output, or group can be muted or
enabled with a Logic Input (see page 28 for
information on changing between mute or enable
operation). This function can be activated in one of
four ways:
•
Momentary: The mute/enable function is continuously active
while the logic input is continuously active.
•
Latch On: The mute/enable function is activated when the logic
input goes from inactive to active.
•
Latch Off: The mute/enable function is deactivated when the
logic input goes from inactive to active.
•
Toggling: The mute/enable function toggles its state when the
logic input goes from inactive and active.
Preset Recall
This function can be activated as a momentary
function or as a latching function. When activated
as a momentary function, the preset state is
recalled only when the logic input is active. When
the logic input is inactive, the DX810 returns to its
base state as long as no other momentary function
is in force. Normally, the base state is the state the
DX810 was in prior to activating the preset state.
When activated as a latching function, the preset
state is recalled when the logic input goes from
inactive to active. See “Presets” on page 18
for
more information about the preset recall function.
Combine
This function can be activated as a momentary
function, a latching function, or a toggling function.
When activated as a momentary function, the
selected combination is activated only when the
logic input is active. When the logic input is inactive,
the combination is deactivated.
When activated as a latching function, the
combination is activated when the logic input goes
from inactive to active (Latch On), or the
combination turns off when the logic input goes
from inactive to active (Latch Off).
When activated as a toggling function, the
combine state changes from its current state when
the logic input goes from inactive to active.
See “Combine” on page 21
for more information
about the room combining function.
Logic Outputs
The logic outputs indicate the state of the
following conditions, selectable in software:
Input Mute/Enable
Output Mute/Enable
Group Mute/Enable
Output Signal Present
Preset Active
Force On Active
Priority Active
Combine Active
Gate Status
Mute/Enable
A logic output can indicate when the mute or
enable for a particular input, output, or group is
active. See page 28 for information on changing
between mute or enable operation.
Output Signal Present
A logic output can indicate when a signal greater
than –40 dBFS is present on an output.
