A QuickMAP is a signal processing topology used with an ISP-100. The QuickMAP sets the signal paths and processing from input to output. An ISP-100 can hold one QuickMAP at a time.

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QuickMAP

Figure 7-20QuickMAP panel.

Double clicking on the QuickMAP (name) entry or by clicking on the entry and then clicking on the Design button can access a graphical representation of the selected QuickMAP (see Figure 7-20).

Clicking on the green input triangles in the QuickMAP will open the I/O Properties dialog (see Figure 7-21).

Clicking on the green output triangles will open the Output Meters (see Figure 7-24).

Clicking on the component boxes will open the component. Placing the pointer on a component, holding down the left mouse button, and dragging the component onto a component of the same type and releasing the mouse button will copy the component settings from the component being dragged to the component it is dropped on.

QuickMAP Component Bypassing

Right clicking on the component boxes will produce a pop-up menu. The user is able to modify component settings (this is the same as left clicking on the component), access its properties, import or export settings, and in selected cases bypass the component. A fully bypassed component will appear red in the QuickMAP. Please note that this only occurs when the main bypass is activated for that component.

Using VUE-IT

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Telex ISP-100 manual QuickMAP Component Bypassing