AVX Architect - VIRTUAL View: Logic Source
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Brands:
- AMX
- BSS Audio
Models:
- AVX Architect
Overview:
This article continues the exploration of the VIRTUAL view in AVX Architect and explains the Logic Source object.
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Logic Source:
The Logic Source object is located in the VIRTUAL view, under the Begin section of the Logic processing objects.
The Logic Source provides a high or low output depending on the state of its control parameter. The primary use of the Logic Source is for creating user controls on devices such as Contrio, HControl, or other HARMAN controllers.
The light on the Logic Source object indicates the current state of the output.
The Logic Source class can be configured to provide a binary output, a multi-state output, or a variable output ranging from 0 to 100 percent. The class can be changed in the Options section of the PROPERTIES pane. The default class is Binary.
Binary
The Logic Source factory panel is determined by its class.
In Binary mode the factory panel displays a single on/off button to change the output state.
All classes of Logic Source include an Auto Off setting in the Options section.
This feature automatically sets the Logic Source to OFF after a predefined ON period, which is useful in touch-panel designs as a method of de-bouncing a parameter when using a touch controller.
Continuous
The Continuous class configures the Logic Source to provide a variable output between 0 and 100 percent.
The default panel for this class includes a knob with bump up and down buttons, and the current value is displayed on the object block.
In the Options section, the Bump Percent setting defines the amount of change in percentage when the bump buttons are pressed.
Multi-State
The Multi-State class configures the Logic Source to provide more than two discrete states up to a maximum of 512.
The number of states can be adjusted in the Options section.
The Connectors setting determines whether discrete connectors are used for each output or a single variable output divided into percentages.
The factory panel for Multi-State includes a drop-down menu to select the state and next/previous buttons to toggle between states.
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