Channel output depending on switch positions

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12 Mar 2015 13:51 - 12 Mar 2015 13:52 #29595 by Pattaya01

Channel output depending on switch positions was created by Pattaya01

I'm struggling to get this:

Depending on the position of HOLD and FMOD switches, a channel needs to output either +100% or -100%

For example:

HOLD switch up, FMOD up = +100%
HOLD switch up, FMOD pos mid and down = -100%
HOLD switch down, FMOD pos up and down = -100%
HOLD switch down, FMOD pos mid = +100%

Any ideas??

Last edit: 12 Mar 2015 13:52 by Pattaya01.

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12 Mar 2015 15:45 #29599 by vlad_vy

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Complex mixer, 2 pages.

Page1: Switch = HOLD1, Src = FMODE2, Curve = Min/Max, Mux = replace.
Page2: Switch = HOLD0, Src = FMODE1, Curve = Min/Max, Mux = replace.

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13 Mar 2015 00:08 #29618 by Pattaya01

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Thanks a million.

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13 Mar 2015 08:16 - 13 Mar 2015 08:22 #29631 by Pattaya01

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Tried it, works, but only for that example combination. I need more flexibility. This is my truth table:

Hold sw - Fmod sw - Channel out

up ---- up ---- +100%
up ---- mid ---- -100%
up ---- down ---- +100%
down ---- up ---- +100%
down ---- mid ---- -100%
down ---- down ---- -100%

another channel should do this:

Hold sw - Fmod sw - Channel out

up ---- up ---- +100%
up ---- mid ---- +100%
up ---- down ---- +100%
down ---- up ---- -100%
down ---- mid ---- +100%
down ---- down ---- +100%

I've been trying whole day, cannot figure it out. Can you help?

So basically, I should be able to give + or - 100% at any given combination.

Last edit: 13 Mar 2015 08:22 by Pattaya01.

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13 Mar 2015 10:40 #29635 by vlad_vy

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First channel:
Complex mixer, 2 pages.
Page1: Switch = HOLD1, Src = !FMODE1, Curve = Min/Max, Mux = replace.
Page2: Switch = HOLD0, Src = FMODE2, Curve = Min/Max, Mux = replace.

Second channel:
Complex mixer, 2 pages.
Page1: Switch = HOLD1, Src = None, Curve = Fixed, Scale = 100%. Mux = replace.
Page2: Switch = HOLD0, Src = !FMODE2, Curve = Min/Max, Mux = replace.

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13 Mar 2015 13:35 #29641 by Pattaya01

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Yes, that works. I don't understand I cannot figure it out. Could you explain the logic behind this? I tried to get information from the manual, but

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13 Mar 2015 14:14 - 13 Mar 2015 17:13 #29644 by vlad_vy

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It's very simple. First, I divide task (table) into two halves and use 'HOLD' switch as divider at field 'Switch'. Next, I see the logic for 'FMODE' switch. If I need only one position with +100%, I use corresponding switch position at field 'Src', e.g FMODE2 (up ---- +100%). If I need two positions with +100%, I use logical NOT (!FMODE1 = NOT FMODE1) for position with -100% (mid ---- -100%), this way both FMODE0 and FMODE2 provide +100%.

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13 Mar 2015 14:31 #29646 by Pattaya01

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Thanks a lot for your fast and understandable answers. I need to re-program my brain as well.....

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