Analog-way LIVECORE PLATFORM TPP Current Programmer's Gu Manual do Utilizador

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10 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 2.4.5 Error answer When an invalid read or write command string is received, the machine ignores it, answe

11 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 2.5 Commands sequencing A complete command sequences is made of two parts: first, a read or write comman

12 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 2.6 Command indexes and Command values As explained in chapter §LiveCore_control_principle, LiveCore™ com

13 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3 COMMON LIVECORE™ USE CASES The following common actions can be remotely controlled:  Establishing a

14 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.1 Establishing a connection with a LiveCore™ 3.1.1 Usage This example gives you the proper way to est

15 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 To ease this initialization step, the device features the DIESE_TPP command to enumerate (read back) all it

16 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.1.4 Example of connection establishment Picture 8 : Example of connection establishment

17 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.2 Loading Presets from Memory (to a single screen) 3.2.1 Usage Picture 9 : Loading Preset from memor

18 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.2.3 Detailed commands sequence  Set the recalling filter : This command allows including or excluding

19 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.2.4 Example of memorized preset recall Picture 10 : Example of memorized preset recall 3.2.5 Contin

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20 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.3 Loading Presets from Master Memory (to multiple screens) 3.3.1.1 Usage Picture 11 : Loading Preset

21 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.3.1.3 Detailed commands sequence  Set the recalling filter : This command allows including or exclud

22 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.3.1.4 Example of Master Memory preset recall Picture 12 : Example of Master Memory preset recall 3.3.

23 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 Important : Before using the PSlot command, you need to set parameters like memory number, destination scre

24 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.5 Changing a native background 3.5.1 Usage Picture 15 : Changing a native background - Web RCS "

25 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.6 Single Screen TAKE : Transitioning the Preview content to the Program (single screen) 3.6.1 Usage

26 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.6.4 Example of Single Screen TAKE sequence Picture 17 : Example of Single Screen TAKE

27 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.7 Global TAKE: Transitioning the Preview content to the Program (multiple screens) 3.7.1 Usage The g

28 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.7.3 Example of Global TAKE sequence Picture 18 : Example of Global TAKE 3.7.4 Special case: Loading

29 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 This can be achieved manually by updating the global screen list as described above, but this requires know

3 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 Table of contents1 INTRODUCTION...

30 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.8 Configuring the Monitoring full screen mode 3.8.1 Usage This command sequence sets the Monitoring

31 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.8.3 Example This command sequence sets the Monitoring output to full screen mode, sets the full screen

32 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.9 Configuring the Monitoring Mosaic mode 3.9.1 Usage This command sequence sets the Monitoring outpu

33 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.9.3 Example This command sequence sets the Monitoring output to Mosaic mode, displays Input 4 in Monito

34 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.10 Selecting a Monitoring preset 3.10.1 Usage This command sequence selects a Monitoring preset and up

35 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.11 Using snapshots Small snapshots of live inputs, frame and logos are available. Live input snapshots

36 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.12 Shutting down or rebooting the LiveCore™ device 3.12.1 Usage This command sequence reboots or shut

37 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.13.3 LivecoreTM device MAC address You can get the LivecoreTM device MAC address using the Web RCS: Cli

38 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.14 GPI General Purpose Input 3.14.1 Usage This command sequence reads the GPI availability flag, set

39 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.14.3 Example This command reads the master GPI availability flag, sets the master GPI mode to ‘Take’ mo

4 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 Picture 22 : Web RCS DashBoard – MAC Address ...

40 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.15 GPO General Purpose Output (Free mode) 3.15.1 Usage This command sequence reads the GPO availabilit

41 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 3.15.3 Example This command sequence reads the 2nd master GPO availability flag, sets it to FREE mode an

42 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 4 NOTES 4.1 Using this document This document contains many internal links. You can improve your navig

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5 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 1 INTRODUCTION This document provides information and guidance to control LiveCore™ products directly from

6 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 2 CONTROLING LIVECORE™ 2.1 Introduction LiveCore™ products are usually controlled by the user friendly

7 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 2.3 Protocol Supported protocol is TCP/IP, parameters can be set up with front panel or Web RCS configura

8 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 2.4 Command principle and structure 2.4.1 LiveCore™ control principle LiveCore™ functionalities are cont

9 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46 2.4.3 Read command structure A read command follows the same structure than the write command, simply with