I/O ports to sense video tallys
dargs
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Hi
Working on a project which is kind of a Protocol translator, to switch audio and play videos when the video mixer is on the correct inputs.
Using:
Panasonic AV-HS400A Video Mixer Tally outputs (digital I/O) (using the 6 channels)
to switch
Grass Valley Turbo GPI inputs (via Relays) +
Yamaha LS9 scenes via Midi (RS232).
I've got the relay and midi side of things understood and working in another project, but never used the Digital I/O ports. Wondering if anyone has done similar things. Seems a lot of people use the I/O ports to drive relay outputs, but can't find much info in the Input side.
SEND_COMMAND HS400,'GET INPUT 1'
invokes a "INPUT 6 ACTIVE LOW" message in the terminal window. (And I'd assume once wired up, would give an INPUT 6 ACTIVE HIGH ? message when getting ~+5v going in.
How do I use this to set a variable/array ? Do I have to parse this response? And do I have the run the GET INPUT 1 command in a timeline as to not overflow the buffer. Would love to do a Button Event type program
* Using an spare AXCENT3 for now
Any tips or tricks would be greatly appreciated!
Simon
Working on a project which is kind of a Protocol translator, to switch audio and play videos when the video mixer is on the correct inputs.
Using:
Panasonic AV-HS400A Video Mixer Tally outputs (digital I/O) (using the 6 channels)
to switch
Grass Valley Turbo GPI inputs (via Relays) +
Yamaha LS9 scenes via Midi (RS232).
I've got the relay and midi side of things understood and working in another project, but never used the Digital I/O ports. Wondering if anyone has done similar things. Seems a lot of people use the I/O ports to drive relay outputs, but can't find much info in the Input side.
SEND_COMMAND HS400,'GET INPUT 1'
invokes a "INPUT 6 ACTIVE LOW" message in the terminal window. (And I'd assume once wired up, would give an INPUT 6 ACTIVE HIGH ? message when getting ~+5v going in.
How do I use this to set a variable/array ? Do I have to parse this response? And do I have the run the GET INPUT 1 command in a timeline as to not overflow the buffer. Would love to do a Button Event type program
* Using an spare AXCENT3 for now
Any tips or tricks would be greatly appreciated!
Simon
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Found http://www.amxforums.com/showthread.php?t=1258&highlight=pir
(What are IO Ports for?)
Will try a few suggestions there.