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'''Class:''' [[Class ALSwitch.TALSwitch|TALSwitch]]

== Syntax ==
=== Delphi: ===
<code>
'''property''' InputPin : [[Class ALStreamTypes.TALOWAudioSinkPin|TALOWAudioSinkPin]] '''read''' FInputPin '''write''' FInputPin;
</code>

=== C++ Builder: ===
<code>
'''__property''' [[Class ALStreamTypes.TALOWAudioSinkPin|TALOWAudioSinkPin]] * InputPin = { '''read'''=FInputPin,  '''write'''=FInputPin };
</code>

== Summary ==
The Audio Input Pin of the switch. 

== Description ==
<code>
</code>
InputPin is the audio input pin of the component.

You can connect this pin to any pin providing Audio data.



Delphi example:

<code>
 ALSwitch1.InputPin.Connect( ALAudioIn1.[[Pin ALSwitch.TALSwitch.OutputPin|OutputPin]] );
 
</code>
C++ Builder example:

<code>
 ALSwitch1->InputPin->Connect( ALAudioIn1->[[Pin ALSwitch.TALSwitch.OutputPin|OutputPin]] );
 
</code>
Visual C++(MFC/Win32) example:

<code>
 ALSwitch1.InputPin.Connect( ALAudioIn1.[[Pin ALSwitch.TALSwitch.OutputPin|OutputPin]] );
 
</code>
Visual C++/CLI example:

<code>
 switch1->InputPin->Connect( audioIn1->[[Pin ALSwitch.TALSwitch.OutputPin|OutputPin]] );
 
</code>
C# example:

<code>
 switch1.InputPin.Connect( audioIn1.[[Pin ALSwitch.TALSwitch.OutputPin|OutputPin]] );
 
</code>
VB example:

<code>
 Switch1.InputPin.Connect( AudioIn1.[[Pin ALSwitch.TALSwitch.OutputPin|OutputPin]] )
 
</code>