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Frequently Asked Questions

• Where does the company xaoc devices come from?

  Xaoc Devices is the premier modular synthesizer company coming from Poland. Founded on a true passion, our goal is to keep the product line creatively inspiring, innovative and uncompromised yet affordable and effective.

• Can a CV be set on a xaoc device?

  Although almost every setting can be assigned to the CV input, selection of user created presets cannot be CV controlled although all built in presets can be selected. I emailed XAOC support who were very helpful but explained that this feature could not be added to the firmware.

• Is there a Nin expander for xaoc devices?

  A small Nin expander module is available, offering a set of individual, assignable CV inputs and manual trigger push-buttons for more comfortable tweaking. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device.

• What can I do with xaoc devices Odessa?

  For even more control over Odessa, you can use our Leibniz subsystem (or just the Lipsk) that can be connected to a header at the back of the module. Also, there's an polyphonic expander called Hel. The overall condition of this *Xaoc Devices Odessa* is *like new* ###...

• Where does the company xaoc devices come from?

  Xaoc Devices is the premier modular synthesizer company coming from Poland. Founded on a true passion, our goal is to keep the product line creatively inspiring, innovative and uncompromised yet affordable and effective.

• Is there a RDF subsystem for Apache Jena?

  This page details the setup of RDF I/O technology (RIOT) for Apache Jena. See Writing RDF for details of the RIOT Writer system. Full details of operations are given in the javadoc. Much of the functionality is accessed via the Jena Model API; direct calling of the RIOT subsystem isn’t needed.

• How does prefix mapping work in Apache Jena?

  Prefix mapping is name rewriting; alternate names are not treated as equivalent resources in the rest of Jena. While application writers are encouraged to use URIs to identify files, this is not always possible. There is no check to see if the alternative system resource is equivalent to the original.

• Why is Apache Jena used for read and write?

  The original Jena Model API operation for read and write provide another way to the same machinery: If the syntax is not as the file extension, a language can be declared: Detailed control over the setup of the parsing process is provided by RDFParser which provides a builder pattern.