This page explains how the input and output assignments of the matrix or mixer are controlled. It indicates the methods of control, such as manual, automatic, or assigned as is.

How is the matrix controlled?

The difference between "Scene Change" and "Pattern Activation"

The assign points (connecting the inputs and outputs) of a matrix or mixer are often controlled simultaneously by multiple means. There are two methods for controlling them simultaneously.

[Scene Changing]

• At the same time, the cross point of multiple 'inputs and outputs' is changed.
• Only one 'scene' can be loaded.

For example, it is used in systems where microphones and speakers are present in the same room, allowing changes to some partitions to modify the assignment of microphones to speakers.

[Pattern activation]

• The pattern in which multiple cross points were included is initiated.
• The pattern can start independently and simultaneously with others.

This is used in systems where operators occasionally select the broadcasting location and make announcements. By independently controlling assign points, it can accommodate a large number of occurring patterns.

The difference from the aforementioned Scene Change is the ability to independently launch patterns. For example, you can initiate not only Pattern 1 or Pattern 2 individually but also activate them simultaneously.