Ross McLee Posted February 5, 2021 Share Posted February 5, 2021 Hi All, I realise this is a known 'thing', but I was curious to know what plans there are to rectify/accommodate it... Example: In the case of a microphone connected to a DSP you could have a MIC signal going into a MIC/LINE signal type input socket. The signal here is MIC but the report (and error check) will display an error/??? . This scenario gets even more 'interesting' when we connect the likes of LAN, LAN (PoE), Dante, AES67, video streams etc over ETHERNET and all the devices are connected to a switch with signal type LAN. Same goes for LowZ and 100V line speaker levels. And many more! Without wanting to spend a lot of time maintaining matched signal types at both ends, is there something in the pipeline to allow for some sort of multilevel signal type matching (based on signal/level protocol, or something like that!). Cheers, R Quote Link to comment
Vectorworks, Inc Employee Conrad Preen Posted February 6, 2021 Vectorworks, Inc Employee Share Posted February 6, 2021 Hi Ross, You can force the signal type to be whatever you like by entering the signal type in the Object Info Palette when a circuit is selected. Signal type is only calculated when the circuit is placed or moved so it becomes reconnected. So that takes care of it in practical terms I think. Having the software "know" which signal types are compatible is a bigger step than it might at first seem. It could introduce complexity. Always worth thinking about though. Thanks! Conrad 1 Quote Link to comment
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