ATEIS UAPg2 User Manual
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UAPG2 MANUAL
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Mixer
Mix or route several signal to an Output.
Since the UAPG2 software only compiles active nodes, there is no use having a whole bunch of
mixers, like 2x1, 3x1, to
(n)
x1, then 2x2, 3x2, to
(n)
x2, etc. It simply makes no difference if you take a
4x4 from the 4x4 component or the 16x16.
The mixer folder in the 'Component' control window holds three items:
Within these items you can find the following modules:
o
Standard
'4x4': 4 inputs mixing to 4 outputs, '8x8': 8 inputs mixing to 8 outputs,
'16x16': 16 inputs mixing to 16 outputs.
o
Matrix
'4x4': 4 inputs routing to 4 outputs, '8x8': 8 inputs routing to 8 outputs,
16x16: 16 inputs routing to 16 outputs.
o
Automixer '4x1': mixing/priority switching of 4 inputs to 1 output, '8x1': mixing/priority
switching of 8 inputs to 1 output, '16x1': mixing/priority switching of
16 inputs to 1 output.
Matrix Mixer
Mix several signals to Output(s)
The mixer components are organized in a subfolder named 'Standard' holding the modules '4x4',
'8x8' and '16x16':
The only difference of these modules is their number of in- and outputs, let's take a detailed look just
to the smallest one, the 4x4. The control window of the 'Standard Mixer' module is opened by a
double click on the icon in the 'UAPG2' design window and appears like this: