Signal Routing

In the Signal Routing of the basic block library, you can control signal transmission and signal combining by selecting the required elements from buses or vectors and switching signals between different inputs and outputs.

Bus Assignment: Assigns new values to the specified bus elements.
Bus Creator: Forms a virtual bus from signals of different types.
Bus Selector: Selects the required signals from the incoming bus.
Data Store Memory: Memory for data storage.
Data Store Read: Reading from the data warehouse.
Data Store Write: Writing to a data warehouse.
Demux: Unpacking and outputting vector signal elements.
From: Receives a signal from the Goto block.
Goto: Transfers the block input to the block From.
Manual Switch: Switching between two inputs.
Manual Variant Sink: Manual variant routing between multiple outputs.
Manual Variant Source: Manual variant routing between multiple inputs.
Merge: Combining multiple signals into a single signal.
Multiport Switch: Selects the output signal based on the control signal.
Mux: Combine input signals of the same data type into a vector.
Selector: Selects specified elements from an input vector, matrix, or multidimensional signal.
Switch: Switches the output between the first and third inputs based on the value of the second input.
Variant Sink: Variable routing between multiple outputs.
Variant Source: Variable routing between multiple inputs.