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Channel strings define the bit-order for a channel group. The Least Significant Bit (LSB) is at the string start, while the Most Significant Bit (MSB) is at the string end. Entering the channel numbers in reverse order reverses the group's bit-order.
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An ascending range of channels is defined by the dash character...
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Example: A00-A07
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Eight pod A channels are used in the above example. Channel A00 is the LSB in the group while channel A07 is the MSB.
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Single channels are defined using the comma character...
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Example: C01,C03,C02
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Three pod C channels are used in the above example. Channel C01 is the LSB in the group while channel C02 is the MSB. Channel C03 is the middle bit in the group.
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Dashes and commas can be used together to create any group bit-order...
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Example: B00-B15,C00,A15-A17,D00
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The above example group has a total of 21 channels. Channel B00 is the LSB. D00 is the MSB.
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