IPC DP's

It seems as though you loaded up an old show as Joe said above. What you have is the DP8000 is the internal superwidget. If you were to connect up a superwidget to the iPC, you would be able to take advantage of the additional 4 universes of output (for a total of 8) as per the normal way it used to work in V2.6 and before. However, in this case, you would map those of the external superwidget in the network window to those last 4 universes of the DP8000.

So what I see is that you have an 8000 and 5@2000's. So you then had an old show (I'm assuming) that had 4@DP2000's external and using the internal 4 universes on the iPC in it? In this case, you would simply convert over the DP2000 in the show to the 8000, via cloning the universes, if you need to.

So in short, yes, the DP8000 is the internal superwidget of the console. The DP2000 labeled 1 can be cloned over to the DP8000 and deleted if you don't want it in there, but it won't hurt nor will it add any processing to the console as it's just not there.

It seems as though you loaded up an old show as Joe said above. What you have is the DP8000 is the internal superwidget. If you were to connect up a superwidget to the iPC, you would be able to take advantage of the additional 4 universes of output (for a total of 8) as per the normal way it used to work in V2.6 and before. However, in this case, you would map those of the external superwidget in the network window to those last 4 universes of the DP8000.

So what I see is that you have an 8000 and 5@2000's. So you then had an old show (I'm assuming) that had 4@DP2000's external and using the internal 4 universes on the iPC in it? In this case, you would simply convert over the DP2000 in the show to the 8000, via cloning the universes, if you need to.

So in short, yes, the DP8000 is the internal superwidget of the console. The DP2000 labeled 1 can be cloned over to the DP8000 and deleted if you don't want it in there, but it won't hurt nor will it add any processing to the console as it's just not there.