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    • December 30, 2010 at 2:49 pm #107505
      Top Jimmy
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      I'm new to using an Orville (upgraded from 7500). Since the manual states "DSP A has four inputs and four outputs, and DSP B has four inputs and four outputs", I was expecting to see 4 inputs in VSIG. I am only seeing 2 inputs and 2 outputs, similar to the 7500.

      Should I expect to see these 4 ins / outs in VSIG?

      This never made sense to me. If I have 2 analog ins that go to DSP A, why would it state that there are 4 ins and 4 outs, per DSP?

      Kindly,

      Jim

    • December 30, 2010 at 3:30 pm #121270
      nickrose
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      Orville's HEAD module has a variable number of inputs and outputs. This number defaults to 2 for back-compatibility.

      Either edit the ninputs (noutputs) value, or use "Add Repeating Field" to change this number.

    • December 30, 2010 at 7:10 pm #121275
      Top Jimmy
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      Thanks. I see. Then to clarify,anything that is set under Orville's:

      1) Programs>Routing

      2) Setup>DSP (A/B) i/p routing

      3) Setup>Outputs (Output Routing)

      will be more of a hardwiring of the signal path? I assume this will not show up in VSIG? In VSIG I am really just viewing the DSP algo, and I guess it's independent of any routing options that were selected.

    • December 31, 2010 at 3:36 pm #132426
      nickrose
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      Top Jimmy:

      In VSIG I am really just viewing the DSP algo

      Correct – and only one of the two possibles. Vsig is essentially an algorithm designer.

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