Split Pass Through Input

Split Pass-Through blocks allow associated input and output wiring nodes to be placed in separate locations, with an implicit or 'wireless' connection being maintained between them. Split Pass-Through blocks allow custom signal routing and labeling, but provide no actual signal processing.

Initialization Dialog

Name	Description
Type	Selects whether the blocks are for Audio or Logic connections
Channel Count	Selects the quantity of input/output connections to be provided by the blocks

 

Separate 'Link-In' and 'Link-Out' blocks are placed for input and output connections. APT stands for Audio Pass-Through. LPT stands for Logic Pass-Through.

Audio Pass-Through

Wiring nodes appear on the left side of Audio Pass-Through input blocks and on the right side of Audio Pass-Through output blocks.

Logic Pass-Through

Wiring nodes for Logic Pass-Through input blocks are on the top and Logic Pass-Through output blocks are on the bottom.

 

Link-In and Link-Out blocks are also numbered to identify their association. Their unique ID number appears in the bottom left corner of the block. More than one Link-Out block can be placed in association with an existing Link-In block (see Split Pass Through Output), and all associated blocks will have the same ID number. Right-clicking on the output arrow port will show a Find All Split Pass-Through Out Blocks option, this can be used to find and highlight all the associated Split Pass-Through Out blocks.

Note that Split Pass-Through blocks cannot be used to send audio from one partition to another. A Partition Connector Audio Transmitter is required for this purpose.

Control Dialog

There is no control dialog associated with Pass-Through objects as they provide no actual signal processing functions.