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Originally Posted by Maddogg6
In the KX Router If you click on the '0' (or any of the A-H sends) - a pop out will allow you to change the pin that signal will appear at.
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I understand that part. But each router block (the A-H sends) is related to a signal with two channels. For example, Wave 0 and Wave 1 in case of the eight Wave 0/1 routings. So it must be an implicit, hard-coded fact that the first routing (A) routes Wave 0 and the second routing (B) routes Wave 1 and then (routing C) it starts with Wave 0 again? The router is extremly counter-intuive. Much more logical visual representations come to mind...