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--- config:remotecontrol:airlite [2018/03/21 07:10] – [Advanced] tw
+++ config:remotecontrol:airlite [2022/04/15 15:03] (current) – Beispiel aktualisiert tondose
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 The AIRLITE is an 8-channel 19" mixer which includes four stereo USB audio interfaces, and a USB control module for fader start etc., all through a single USB connection.
-The WEBSTATION is the smaller brother of the AIRLITE, featuring 6 channels and three USB audio interfaces.
+The WEBSTATION is the little brother of the AIRLITE, featuring 6 channels and three USB audio interfaces.
 Configuration steps are similar for both models.
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 ===== Scripting =====
-The AIRLITE remote offers an interface which can be used to communicate with the console from a script. To access the interface, use the following function:
+The AIRLITE/WEBSTATION remote offers an interface which can be used to communicate with the console from a script. To access the interface, use the following function:
   function AirliteRemote(iIndex: integer): IAirliteRemote;
+Note: Name of the function is always ''AirliteRemote'', and name of the interface is always ''IAirliteRemote'', also for WEBSTATION. (The same class is used used internally for both models.)
 Remotes are 0-based, so ''AirliteRemote(0)'' will return a reference to the first remote in the system.
-At the time being, the ''IAirliteRemote'' interface offers two useful functions:
+Up to mAirList 6.2, the ''IAirliteRemote'' interface offers two useful functions:
   procedure SetLED(iNumber: integer; iColor: TAirliteColor);
   procedure SetLEDBlink(iNumber: integer; iOnColor, iOffColor: TAirliteColor; iSpeed: TAirliteBlinkSpeed);
-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 for AIRLITE are:
   * "A" buttons: 0 (Button 1A) to 7 (Button 8A)
   * "B" buttons: 8 (Button 1B) to 15 (Button 8B)
+  * 255 (hex ''$FF''): All buttons at the same time
+And for WEBSTATION, given the lower number of butttons:
+  * "A" buttons: 0 (Button 1A) to 5 (Button 6A)
+  * "B" buttons: 6 (Button 1B) to 11 (Button 6B)
   * 255 (hex ''$FF''): All buttons at the same time
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   * ''albsNormal''
   * ''albsFast''
+Starting with mAirList 6.3, access to the following low level remote functions is possible through the ''IAirliteRemote'' interface:
+  function RemoteOn(iModule: TAirliteModuleType; iAction: TAirliteAction): integer;
+  function RemoteCue(iCueType: TAirliteCueType; iAction: TAirliteAction): integer;
+  function RemoteCueReset: integer;
+  function RemoteAutoCueAnnouncer(iAction: TAirliteAction): integer;
+  function RemoteAutoCueCRM(iAction: TAirliteAction): integer;
+  function RemoteNonStop(iAction: TAirliteAction): integer;
+  function RemoteComm(iModule: TAirliteModuleType; iAction: TAirliteAction): integer;
+  function RemoteCough(iModule: TAirliteModuleType; iAction: TAirliteAction): integer;
+  function RemoteVT(iModule: TAirliteModuleType; iAction: TAirliteAction): integer;
+Possible values for ''TAirliteModuleTypes'' are:
+  * ''almModule1''
+  * ''almModule2''
+  * ''almModule3''
+  * ''almModule4''
+  * ''almModule5''
+  * ''almModule6''
+  * ''almModule7''
+  * ''almModule8''
+  * ''almModuleAll''
+Possible values for ''TAirliteCueType'' are:
+  * ''actModule1''
+  * ''actModule2''
+  * ''actModule3''
+  * ''actModule4''
+  * ''actModule5''
+  * ''actModule6''
+  * ''actModule7''
+  * ''actModule8''
+  * ''actAux''
+  * ''actNonStop''
+  * ''actAir''
+  * ''actAll''
+Possible values for ''TAirliteAction'' are:
+  * ''alaDeactivate''
+  * ''alaActivate''
+  * ''alaToggle''
+==== Example ====
+Switch on //Cue// over AIR input when Extra-PFL is launched:
+  procedure OnExtPFLOn(Item: IPlaylistItem; ExtPFLCount: integer);
+  begin
+    if ExtPFLCount <> 0 then
+      AirliteRemote(0).RemoteCue(actAir, alaActivate);
+  end;
+… and turn off when Extra-PFL is closed:
+  procedure OnExtPFLOff(Item: IPlaylistItem; ExtPFLCount: integer);
+  begin
+    if ExtPFLCount = 0 then
+      AirliteRemote(0).RemoteCue(actAir, alaDeactivate);
+  end;