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IPC DP's

Console IPC
Software v3.01
Name Cormac jackson

Hi,
would someone be able to clarify something for me please.
I'm using an IPC console with 4 x DP 2000 ID 2,3,4,5
In the patch window it looks something like this
1.DP 8000
1.DP 2000
2.DP 2000
3.DP 2000
4.DP 2000
5.DP 2000

Is the DP 8000 the internal IPC superwidget or is the DP 2000 numbered 1 my internal superwidget,to clarify i'm not nor have i ever used a DP8000 it's just the default from when i start a new show.
This is kind of urgent show is tomorrow friday 17 april.
thanks C

Regards Cormac
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    The DP8000 process is in all the v3+ shows. When you load an old show done on v2.6 or below, you must convert the DP2000 processes to DP8000 ones. So my asumption is that the DP8000 is providing your internal output for your superwidget as net number 1. But then there are a "spare" 4 universes, so your first DP2000 is going to be processing them. Because your 8000 inside the iPC and your external 2000 adds up to a full 8 universes its the DP2000 is the physical output source because the iPC doesnt have 8 universes directly.

    Does any of that make sense? Somebody please correct me if I am wrong, this was just my assumption.
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    The DP8000 process is in all the v3+ shows. When you load an old show done on v2.6 or below, you must convert the DP2000 processes to DP8000 ones. So my asumption is that the DP8000 is providing your internal output for your superwidget as net number 1. But then there are a "spare" 4 universes, so your first DP2000 is going to be processing them. Because your 8000 inside the iPC and your external 2000 adds up to a full 8 universes its the DP2000 is the physical output source because the iPC doesnt have 8 universes directly.

    Does any of that make sense? Somebody please correct me if I am wrong, this was just my assumption.
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