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Latest revision as of 18:13, 10 July 2009
HTP stands for "Highest takes precedence" and is a method of merging DMX data from more than one sources. HTP is more expensive in terms of memory to implement than LTP because it requires a memory buffer per source. Often devices will have limitations on how many sources they can HTP merge at once.
See also
