ch10_handbook:subchannel_numbering
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| ====== Subchannel numbering: CH10 vs. TMATS ====== | ====== Subchannel numbering: CH10 vs. TMATS ====== | ||
| Some data types have subchannels and some of these have additional attributes that are described in TMATS. To map the TMATS attributes to the subchannel, subchannel numbers are used. Depending on the recorder vendor TMATS and CH10 might use different numbers to describe the same subchannel. This sometimes even deviates within vendors (possibly by recorder model / firmware). The data types where conflicts have been seen start their numbering with 0 in CH10 and with 0 or 1 in TMATS. | Some data types have subchannels and some of these have additional attributes that are described in TMATS. To map the TMATS attributes to the subchannel, subchannel numbers are used. Depending on the recorder vendor TMATS and CH10 might use different numbers to describe the same subchannel. This sometimes even deviates within vendors (possibly by recorder model / firmware). The data types where conflicts have been seen start their numbering with 0 in CH10 and with 0 or 1 in TMATS. | ||
ch10_handbook/subchannel_numbering.txt · Last modified: 2016/09/29 06:51 by christianr