09-23-2023, 07:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-23-2023, 07:02 PM by Jesse Johannesen.)
If you are asking if you can get the MPC to display NDLR for instance instead of MRCC2 when the NDLR is connected to Port2, the answer is unfortunately no. There isn't anything set up to manage port labeling at that level and it would likely not be something that we could count on working perfectly on every system, so it's unlikely to be something we'll look at pursuing.
With the VK-8, you can set up a Ch Mod to block channels 2 and 13, there isn't a specific filter per channel, you can map the channels that you don't want passing to channels that you don't care about, so for instance here we care about 16, and don't want 2 and 13, so we could set 2 to map to 1, 13 to map to 12, and leave the other options alone, place that Mod in the routing and it should only pass ch 16 or any channel we don't care about.
The other option is to pick 3 channels we don't care about and pass them:
1:1
3:3
4:4
then add
16:16
and set the exclusive to Yes. This makes it so that any channels not mentioned are blocked. One of those options should do the trick, but let me know if you run into any trouble.
Jesse
With the VK-8, you can set up a Ch Mod to block channels 2 and 13, there isn't a specific filter per channel, you can map the channels that you don't want passing to channels that you don't care about, so for instance here we care about 16, and don't want 2 and 13, so we could set 2 to map to 1, 13 to map to 12, and leave the other options alone, place that Mod in the routing and it should only pass ch 16 or any channel we don't care about.
The other option is to pick 3 channels we don't care about and pass them:
1:1
3:3
4:4
then add
16:16
and set the exclusive to Yes. This makes it so that any channels not mentioned are blocked. One of those options should do the trick, but let me know if you run into any trouble.
Jesse