Programming XIT

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JJ4SDR
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Programming XIT

Postby JJ4SDR » Sun Dec 17, 2023 1:31 am

I realize that I could always use VFOB on split rather than XIT, but if the off-set is just a few kHz I prefer using XIT. Now, I programmed both a cross-fader on my Hercules Compact DJController Starlight and one of the Volume pots for a look-see to see which one works better, but I only get an off-set of a little over +/- 1kHz. How could I increase the off-set without having to resort to using VFOB?

Juha
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Re: Programming XIT

Postby ramdor » Thu Dec 21, 2023 11:34 pm

sliders/knobs etc are 7 bit messages in thetis, so we only get to use values 0-127 from them. After a quick look at the code that raw value is multiplied by 20, so we end up with 20Hz granularity, and a range of +-1260Hz or some such. If we want more range for xit/rit then we would end up with more of a Hz step per slider/knob change.
JJ4SDR
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Re: Programming XIT

Postby JJ4SDR » Fri Dec 22, 2023 8:23 pm

Hi Richie!

OK on the granularity. So, I guess I will just need to, either not use the DJController and tweak the off-set using the mouse or use VFOB instead (could use the controller in that case). I was hoping that the controller would give me a much faster way to change the off-set in the XIT when working a DX pile-up.

Cheers!
Juha
PC: 8 Core i7-10700 CPU @ 2.90GHz, NVMe SK Hynix 512 GB SSD, 32GB RAM
Windows 10 Home, Version 22H2
Thetis v2.10.4.3 x64
Protocol 2 v2.1.18

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