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Note that any number of pulses/rev can be used for twist computation and these numbers of pulses/rev can either be different on each side. | Note that any number of pulses/rev can be used for twist computation and these numbers of pulses/rev can either be different on each side. | ||
==Virtual DC== | |||
The Virtual DC plug-in allows mixing any parametric inputs (universal, DC or Aux. DC) together in order to generate internal signal used for:<br> | The Virtual DC plug-in allows mixing any parametric inputs (universal, DC or Aux. DC) together in order to generate internal signal used for:<br> | ||
* Recording | * Recording | ||
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* Waterfall references (Z/X axis) | * Waterfall references (Z/X axis) | ||
* Tachometer (DC Tach) | * Tachometer (DC Tach) | ||
===Channel=== | |||
The DC channels must be connected to the Virtual DC plug-in before using it in an operator: | The DC channels must be connected to the Virtual DC plug-in before using it in an operator: | ||
* '''Source''': input source to be process. It may come from the DC Front-end or from the Player DC tracks in the post analysis mode (see the post analysis chapter). | * '''Source''': input source to be process. It may come from the DC Front-end or from the Player DC tracks in the post analysis mode (see the post analysis chapter). | ||
===Operators=== | |||
The ''Virtual DC'' plug-in generates signals from operators. The operators compute the channels sample in one signal. There are 12 operators available. | The ''Virtual DC'' plug-in generates signals from operators. The operators compute the channels sample in one signal. There are 12 operators available. | ||
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* '''Valid''': Indicates if the operator valid or not. To be valid an operator must process one of the virtual DC channel in its equation | * '''Valid''': Indicates if the operator valid or not. To be valid an operator must process one of the virtual DC channel in its equation | ||
* '''Min output / Max output''': define the output range. These settings are expressed in the unit of the selected magnitude of the operator. | * '''Min output / Max output''': define the output range. These settings are expressed in the unit of the selected magnitude of the operator. | ||
===Tutorial=== | |||
First connect the DC channels to the virtual DC plug in. | |||
[[File:Virtual_In5.png|framed|none]] | |||
[[File:Virtual_DC6.png|farmed|none]] | |||
[[File:Virtual_DC7.png|framed|none]] | |||
[[File:Virtual_In4.png|400px]][[File:Virtual_In.png|400px]][[File:Virtual_In2.png|400px]][[File:Virtual_In3.png|400px]][[File:Virtual_In4.png|400px]] | |||