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MSD Software Manual PRELIMINARY Release Chapter 5 The Compact Audio Matrix.

5 The Compact Audio Matrix.

The OS has been built around an audio matrix. This means that any of the 32

input channels or 16 output channels are not hard wired to any specific function

in the MSD. This means that even left and right channels in an AES-3 signal

can be routed separately; they can even be converted to an analogue signal if

the MSD is fitted with output modules.

Selecting ‘Matrix Compact’ from the ‘Application Start List’ or pressing the

[MATRIX] key from the 'Full Feature Mode' will open the matrix status window

at the left side of the screen. The MSD always looks at the signal routing from

a DESTINATION (output) point-of-view.

The matrix status window is divided into three columns. The first column is the

number of the destinations (outputs) in the matrix. There are a total of 96

destinations in the matrix where 16 of them (number 33 to 48) are physical

analogue and digital outputs from the MSD. The rest of the destinations are

outputs to software functions. I.e. the FFT-Analyser or a PPM-bar.

The second column shows the name of the destination, this name can be

edited with the Windows® based software called DK-Matrix. Please refer to the

DK-Matrix manual for further information.

The third column is the source (input) for the destination.

To set a new x-point (route a source to a destination), it is necessary to move

the green cursor in the input column to the appropriate destination. Only white

lines in the matrix window can be selected. In this case destinations from

number 37 to 48 are black. The reason for this is that this particular MSD has

only been fitted with one output module.

When a destination has been selected using the [] / [] or [page up] /

[page down] keys, a new window will appear when the select key is pressed.

This window is the matrix source window. There are a total of 88 sources in the

matrix, where 48 of them (number 1 to 48) can be physical inputs but only up to

32 at a time. An example of this could be if there is mounted an analogue input

module in input slot number 1 then the module will register as input number 33

to 36 and then input number 1 to 8 will not be available.

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The Matrix Status Window with the

source window open.

1 2 ... 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ... 67 68

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