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Pathport Manager User’s Guide

Reverse Ranges:

Ranges of DMX or xDMX channels may also be entered in reverse order for

convenience. Entering:

512-1*1.1-1.512<ENTER>

1-512*1.512-1.1<ENTER>

will produce the same result - completely reversing the channel order of Source

NOTE: To use a descending order range on the xDMX side of a command, both

the start and end xDMX channel must be specified.

The DOT (.):

As shown in the above examples xDMX channels can be entered as an absolute

value (from 1-32768) or as SOURCE<DOT>CHANNEL. This helps speed up

Universe creation by eliminating the need to calculate xDMX offsets. The DOT

can only be used on the xDMX side of a command.

Summary:

Here are the rules for creating universes that have been covered so far:

1. Universes are simply groups of Patch Elements instructing a Pathport

Output Port how to process incoming xDMX data.

2. A Patch Element contains an xDMX channel and a priority level, and is

assigned to a DMX Output channel.

3. Patch elements are created using the command line with the syntax

OUTPUT<AT>xDMX

4. Without using any of the HTP or Priority operators, each command

creates a new set of patch elements at the highest priority for the DMX

channels specified. Patch elements created replace any existing element

already created for a DMX channel.

5. Patch elements may be created one-at-a-time, or in multiples by using the

THRU (-) operator on either side of the command.

6. xDMX Channels maybe expressed in absolute value, or using the DOT

operator.

7. Ranges may be expressed in ascending or descending order.

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