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config:remotecontrol:airence [2016/09/01 08:38] – [Cartwall] twconfig:remotecontrol:airence [2019/08/09 15:26] (current) – [Scripting] tondose
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 The AIRENCE is an 6- to 24-channel mixer which includes four stereo USB audio interfaces, and a USB control module for fader start etc., all through a single USB connection. The AIRENCE is an 6- to 24-channel mixer which includes four stereo USB audio interfaces, and a USB control module for fader start etc., all through a single USB connection.
  
 +The AIRENCE remote control interface is also compatible with the [[http://www.d-r.nl/airlab.html|AIRLAB]] USB Control Module.
 ===== Audio Setup ===== ===== Audio Setup =====
  
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 Just select any of the available commands from the dropdown list, or type one manually. The "On" command will be executed when you press the button, the "Off" command will be executed when you release the button. Just select any of the available commands from the dropdown list, or type one manually. The "On" command will be executed when you press the button, the "Off" command will be executed when you release the button.
  
-There are actually more than 24 buttons available:+There are 38 buttons:
  
-  * 1-12Row "A" +  * 1-8Cartwall buttons, row "A" 
-  * 13-24Row "B"+  * 9-16Cartwall buttons, row "B" 
 +  * 17-24: Customizable buttons below the cartwall buttons (scroll, play, etc.)
   * 25: "Encoder" button   * 25: "Encoder" button
   * 26: "Non-stop" button   * 26: "Non-stop" button
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   * 37: ON button, USB 4   * 37: ON button, USB 4
   * 38: CUE button, USB 4   * 38: CUE button, USB 4
 +  * 39: Rotary encoder, on=right, off=left, you can use ''$VALUE'' inside the remote control command as a placeholder for the current encoder value (0..255).
  
 ==== Advanced ==== ==== Advanced ====
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 The first one sets an LED of one of the push buttons to a particular color, the second one does the same, but with flashing. The available button IDs are: The first one sets an LED of one of the push buttons to a particular color, the second one does the same, but with flashing. The available button IDs are:
  
-  * "A" buttons: 0 (Button 1A) to 11 (Button 12A+  * "A" buttons: 0 (Button 1A) to (Button 8A
-  * "B" buttons: 12 (Button 1B) to 23 (Button 12B)+  * "B" buttons: (Button 1B) to 15 (Button 8B) 
 +  * Buttons in the lower part: 16 to 23
   * 255 (hex ''$FF''): All buttons at the same time   * 255 (hex ''$FF''): All buttons at the same time
  
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   * ''absNormal''   * ''absNormal''
   * ''absFast''   * ''absFast''
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 +A complete call for illuminating Button 1B on the first Airence unit, blinking fastly in red color, then should look like this:
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 +  AirenceRemote(0).SetLEDBlink(8, acRed, acNone, absFast);
config/remotecontrol/airence.1472719107.txt.gz · Last modified: 2019/07/09 16:18 (external edit)

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