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Drag a knob and meter inspector control from the palette:
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If the editable user mode dialog is not large enough to accommodate the default size of the control, it cannot be placed – increase the size of the Inspector Panel, then retry placement.
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Click and drag the entire subsystem module from the canvas and to the Module Palette, either on an existing module directory or in the empty space.
Right-click the subsystem module and select the “Create Reusable Subsystem” option.
A new dialog window appears, titled “Create New Reusable Subsystem”, with the following entry fields (see figure below). Complete and edit these fields accordingly for this Reusable Subsystem:
Root Directory - root folder for the Reusable Subsystem’s generated folders/files (see generated Folders/File section)
Class Name - Unique file name for the generated output files.
Browser Path - Category in which module will appear under in the module palette
If the subsystem was dragged onto an existing module directory in the Module Palette, this will be automatically populated with that existing directory name. Otherwise, this will be automatically populated with the new directory name “Reusable Subsystems”.
Browser Name - The name of the module that will appear in the module browser
Canvas Legend - The text which will appear in the reusable subsystem block when on the Canvas.
Search Tags - Search terms to locate this module in the Module Browser
Pin Data Types - Valid data types for module input pins (can select multiple types)
Compiled Subsystem – If checked, creates a Compiled Reusable Subsystem (see Compiled Reusable Subsystems)
Once the fields are set, click OK, and the Reusable Subsystem will be created.
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Note: The standard subsystem is not automatically replaced with the new reusable subsystem on the canvas. This action is left to the user to drag out to the canvas needed.
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A Reusable Subsystem will maintain a User Inspector panel during reuse. Simply create the desired user inspector panel (see Creating a User Inspector) and be sure that all the inspector’s modVar properties are set to modules within the Reusable Subsystem. Create the Reusable Subsystem in the same way, and the inspector panel will be saved along with it.
Compiled Reusable Subsystems
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Compiled Reusable Subsystems are Reusable Subsystems with backing files that are compiled to a binary format (.awb). Compiled Reusable Subsystems are similar to non-Compiled versions with the following key benefits:
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Here you can select all the properties of the measurement display. When you push the OK button, an editable measurement graph will be displayed.
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Tuning Interface Test
This function performs diagnostic measurements on the tuning interface that carries commands from the AWE Server to the target. This is handy to have when porting AWE Core to a new target. The functionality can be accessed via the ‘Tools Tuning Interface Test’ menu item. Test results indicate the interface speed under various conditions. For more information, see the user forum at www.dspconcepts.com.
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The reason to update a module search path would be if you have created your own custom module. To add additional Module Search Paths, select File-> Set Module Path.
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Module Browser/Palette
The Module Browser allows filtering by a few different parameters. You can filter the Module Browser list via data type by selecting/deselecting the boxes above the browser and under the search bar. The browser will only show modules with datatypes that match the selected boxes. For instance, if a user is not interested in any fract32 modules, they could deselect the box and see only float/int modules.
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