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4.9.5
OOPERATIONPERATION
FEEDBACK INPUTS
To realise complex filter conditi- ons, each filter has two feedback inputs where filter events can be further processed.
The special feature here is the possibility of delay (delay time), conditional evaluation (pass condition) and hold time.
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| [E] EFFECT | |||
| Selection pointer to previous input. | State how the input acts on | |||
| [+] NEXT FEEDBACK INPUT | the OR element. | |||
| thru | switched through | |||
| Selection pointer to next input. | ||||
F1: Filter 1 | off | switched off | |||
[F] FILTER |
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F2: Feedback input of filter 2. | Origin of the feedback. | invert | switched through | ||
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f1: F1 output event, input event | [D] DELAY TIME |
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of F2 | Set the delay time after the | Explanation of the menu | |||
f2: Output of the feedback input | operation of the input event f1 in s. | items. |
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of F2 | [H] HOLD TIME |
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Set the hold time of f2 after the | [Q] QUIT | ||||
| release of f1 in s. | Jump back to the previous | |||
| [P] PASS CONDITION | menu. |
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| Set the pass mode. |
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| thru | pass |
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| conditional | pass if input condi- |
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With a pass condition = thru, the effective hold time of f2 can
be extended by any time by sub- sequent events of f1 (retriggering).
f2 in this case is not released
until thold after the last falling edge of f1.