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The Sensor Input section configures a single sensor input of the digitizer. The sensor type can be selected as analog or digital, and the signal processing configuration can be visualized in a diagram. | The Sensor Input section configures a single sensor input of the digitizer. The sensor type can be selected as analog or digital, and the signal processing configuration can be visualized in a diagram. | ||
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| + | ==Analog / Digital== | ||
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| + | Sensors output either analog or digital signals. Analog sensors output a single value that is captured by the digitizer using its analog to digital converter, after which a number of algorithms can be applied to process the sensor value and output it as a MIDI message. Digital sensors convert analog value(s) in the sensor itself and communicate with the digitizer using a synchronous serial digital protocol called [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%C2%B2C I2C], which involves exchanging pulse trains that represent bytes between the sensor and the digitizer, which then can apply a number of algorithms to process the sensor values and output them as MIDI messages. | ||
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| + | When selecting Analog, a number of conversion methods can be selected that may be applied in conjunction with processing methods. When selecting Digital from the pull-down menu, a menu next to it is shown to select the virtual input (that represents the digital sensor's parameter) and its configuration. Also, when selecting Digital, a number of sensor presets can be selected, applicable to the corresponding I-CubeX sensors. | ||
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| + | [[File: editorx-73_sensor_input_digital_menu.png]] | ||
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| + | ==Sub-Sections== | ||
The remainder of the Sensor Input section is explained in the following sub-sections: | The remainder of the Sensor Input section is explained in the following sub-sections: | ||
| − | *[[EditorX- | + | *[[EditorX-73_Sensor_Input_Analog_Sensors | Analog Sensors]] |
| + | *[[EditorX-73_Sensor_Input_Digital_Sensors | Digital Sensors]] | ||
*[[EditorX-73_Sensor_Input_Processing | Processing]] | *[[EditorX-73_Sensor_Input_Processing | Processing]] | ||
*[[EditorX-73_Sensor_Input_Signal_Flow | Signal Flow]] | *[[EditorX-73_Sensor_Input_Signal_Flow | Signal Flow]] | ||
*[[EditorX-73_Sensor_Input_MIDI_Message | MIDI Message]] | *[[EditorX-73_Sensor_Input_MIDI_Message | MIDI Message]] | ||
*[[EditorX-73_MIDI_Monitor | MIDI Monitor]] | *[[EditorX-73_MIDI_Monitor | MIDI Monitor]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:16, 29 November 2016
The Sensor Input section configures a single sensor input of the digitizer. The sensor type can be selected as analog or digital, and the signal processing configuration can be visualized in a diagram.
Analog / Digital
Sensors output either analog or digital signals. Analog sensors output a single value that is captured by the digitizer using its analog to digital converter, after which a number of algorithms can be applied to process the sensor value and output it as a MIDI message. Digital sensors convert analog value(s) in the sensor itself and communicate with the digitizer using a synchronous serial digital protocol called I2C, which involves exchanging pulse trains that represent bytes between the sensor and the digitizer, which then can apply a number of algorithms to process the sensor values and output them as MIDI messages.
When selecting Analog, a number of conversion methods can be selected that may be applied in conjunction with processing methods. When selecting Digital from the pull-down menu, a menu next to it is shown to select the virtual input (that represents the digital sensor's parameter) and its configuration. Also, when selecting Digital, a number of sensor presets can be selected, applicable to the corresponding I-CubeX sensors.
Sub-Sections
The remainder of the Sensor Input section is explained in the following sub-sections:
