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Example 2: One pool
in binary mode and
one in priority mode
Let’s say we would like to control the GXG up-converter presets
using Pool A (
Up_CtrlA
set to
GPI_A
) in binary mode and the
audio presets using Pool B (
Audio_Ctrl
set to
GPI_B
) in
priority mode. We could do the following:
Set GPI_A-Mode to binary
Set Contact_1 to GPI_A
Set Contact_2 to GPI_A
Set GPI_A-Take to Contact_3
Set GPI_B-Mode to Prio
Set Contact_4 to GPI_B
Set Contact_5 to GPI_B
Pool A now consists of GPI 1, GPI 2 and GPI 3 (as take) in binary
mode, controlling the up-converter preset. Pool B now consists of
GPI 4 and GPI 5 in priority mode, controlling the audio presets.
Pool A now works as follows:
Contact
_1
status
Contact
_2
status
Preset value
(when Contact_3 (take) is
closed)
0
0
Up-converter Preset 1
1
0
Up-converter Preset 2
0
1
Up-converter Preset 3
1
1
Up-converter Preset 4
Table 7 Pool value in binary mode
Pool B now works as follows:
Contact
_4
status
Contact
_5
status
Preset value
0
0
Audio Preset 1
1
0
Audio Preset 1
0
1
Audio Preset 2
1
1
Audio Preset 2 (because highest gets
priority)
Table 8 Pool value in priority mode
Example 3: Two
pools in priority
mode
Let’s say we would like to control the up-converter presets using
Pool A (
Up_CtrlA
set to
GPI_A
) in priority mode and the audio
presets using Pool B (
Audio_Ctrl
set to
GPI_B
) in priority
mode. We could do the following settings:
Set GPI_A-Mode to Prio
Set Contact_1 to GPI_A
Set Contact_2 to GPI_A
Set GPI_B-Mode to Prio
Set Contact_3 to GPI_B
Set Contact_4 to GPI_B
Pool A now consists of GPI 1 and GPI 2 in a priority mode,
controlling the Up converter preset. Pool B now consists of GPI 3
and GPI 4 in a priority mode, controlling the audio presets.
