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AudioVAULT audiovau.ini

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Bill981

I've forgotten how to tell AVAir how to handle a RMO command. I know it's an IDD_ entry in the AVAir section of audiovau.ini, but have forgotten the exact syntax. If anyone out there is using RMOs to fire network cues, etc., please look in the audiovau.ini and send me a sample line.

I think it's something like this:
IDD_RMO17=BEI1:+17

or
IDD_Indicator13=BEI1:+17 and then RMO 13 should fire the pin associated with +17 on the BEI card.

Thanks in advance for any help.
 
Thanks for responding, Chris.

I need to switch at BT 3.1 switcher between two audio sources at specific times. I thought embedding an RMO in the AVAir playlist to fire an output relay on the BEI card to change the switcher would be the easiest way to keep a human away from it.
 
Then you are correct... You would need to define the indicator.

In the AvAir section, you would have

;Set Relay Time
RelayMomentaryTime=250
;Input 1
IDD_Indicator13=BEI1:+17
;Input 2
IDD_Indicator14=BEI1:+18

You could then make an indicator tab for manual fire or you could then schedule RMO13 and 14 in your playlist.

Personally, I would run AvPS or AvSat in the background with a remote control list and let it handle the switching, provided it happens at hard times.
 
I do run AVSat already, and had considered letting it be done there. Here's what I've come up with so far:

[AVSATr8]
;AVSAT screen in 800x600 screen resolution
;Must use Small Fonts
Dialog=AVSatr8
Menu=AVSAT_Menu
Include=NoPiolin
AVSat_Load=Indicator6.Duration=250
Include=Buttons.Record3:1
ListTabStops="11,75,107,134"
PlayListTabStops="11,62,72,124,155,179"
ListScroll=1,20
Mixer=Mixer
Monitor=Tape
PreviewAdvance=Off
RefreshDelay1=300000
LogEnable1=On
LogEnable2=On
LogEnable3=Off
LogEnable4=Off
LogEnable5=Off
LogEnable6=Off
LogEnable7=Off
LogEnable8=Off
Deck1=FM%a
;IDD_Indicator1=
;IDD_Indicator2=
;IDD_Indicator3=
IDD_Indicator4=BEI1:+17
IDD_Indicator5=BEI1:+18
IDD_Indicator6=NUL:2
;IDD_Indicator7=,BEI1:-7;BEI1:+23
;IDD_Indicator8=,BEI1:-8;BEI1:+24
;IDD_Indicator9=,BEI1:-9
;IDD_Indicator10=,BEI1:-10
;IDD_Indicator11=,BEI1:-11
;IDD_Indicator12=,BEI1:-12
;IDD_Indicator13=,BEI1:-13
;IDD_Indicator14=,BEI1:-14
;IDD_Indicator15=,BEI1:-15

[Piolin]
IDD_Start1=
IDD_Start2=,BEI1:-3;,BEI1:+3
IDD_Start3=
IDD_Start4=
IDD_Start5=
IDD_Start6=
IDD_Start7=
IDD_Start8=
IDD_Indicator1=,BEI1:-1;NUL:1;,BEI1:+1
IDD_MixOver8=,NUL:1
IDD_MixOver0=,NUL:2

[NoPiolin]
IDD_Start1=
IDD_Start2=
IDD_Start3=
IDD_Start4=
IDD_Start5=
IDD_Start6=
IDD_Start7=
IDD_Start8=
Idd_Indicator1=
IDD_MixOver8=,NUL:3
IDD_MixOver0=

[Normal]
IDD_Start1=
IDD_Start2=
IDD_Start3=
IDD_Start4=
IDD_Start5=
IDD_Start6=
IDD_Start7=
IDD_Start8=
Idd_Indicator1=
IDD_MixOver8=
IDD_MixOver0=,NUL:3
 
If you do it with AvSat, just write a remote control section for your switcher and include it in the AvSat Load Line.

Then you can assign each input an indicator and switch it in your control list by using Indicatorx.

Is the switcher connected to the COM port of the workstation?
 
No, the switcher is connected to the BEI breakout terminal strip using closures to switch. Only have 2 sources.
 
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