Within the LZX Visionary system, common frontpanel control and jack markings have been condensed to minimal, easily recognizable symbols. This page is a legend of frontpanel symbology in use throughout many modules. Module-specific symbology is addressed on individual module pages.
| 0 Volt Bias | ||
| 1 Volt Bias | ||
| -1 Volt Bias | ||
| Input Signal (100% Gain) | ||
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Inverted Input Signal (100% Gain) | |
| Input Signal (200% Gain) | ||
| 1 Volt Bias summed with Inverted Input Signal (100% Gain) | ||
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Jacks inside a black outline are signal inputs. | |
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Jacks on a black background are signal outputs. | |
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An arrow from one input jack to another input jack indicates a switched, or normalized connection in the direction of the arrow. In this example, a signal patched into the upper jack will be automatically connected to the input below it. Patching a second signal into the lower jack will break this connection. Some modules allow access to three or even six inputs at once from a single patch point. |
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An arrow between two panel controls indicates that the outputs of both controls are summed together. In this example, an input level and inversion control is summed with a 0 Volt to 1 Volt bias control. |
The following interactive animation demonstrates the function of the level/inversion control and inversion mode switch as found on the Video Blending Matrix module. This arrangement allows three separate processing operations on the input signal: positive level control, inverted level control, and an inverted level and positive bias control.







