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 This article covers remote control of mAirList with digital broadcast consoles from [[http://www.dhd-audio.de|DHD audio GmbH]].
-The information in this article is current as of: mAirList 5.2 beta
 ===== Supported Hardware =====
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 The DHD remote control interface in mAirList supports the following consoles from DHD:
-  * Series 52 (all models: 52/MX, 52/RX, 52/SX, 52/DX, 52/TX, ...)
+  * Series 52 (all models: 52/MX, 52/RX, 52/SX, 52/DX, 52/TX, RX2, SX2)
   * RM4200D
   * RM3200D
-Note: The RM2200D uses an entirely different protocol and is **not** supported by this interface.
+For the RM2200D, see [[dhd2200|here]].
 ===== Configuration =====
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-==== DHD Console ====
+===== DHD Console ======
+The DHD Console provides manual remote control of your DHD mixer from the mAirList playout application. It is located in the menu next to the //mAirList// button in the main toolbar. The DHD remote must be active **and an XP5 file must be linked** in order to use the DHD Console.
+==== Console ====
+On the first tabs, you see a representation of the fader strips of your console, each with a PFL button, channel label, volume slider, and ON/OFF button.
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+Right-click the channel label to select another input channel for that fader.
+The controls are fully bi-directional, so you can control the physical console from this window, and changes made on the phyiscal console are also reflected in the window.
+==== Logic ====
+The //Logic// tab provides 20 buttons that can be used to control logic states in your DHD console.
+{{ :config:remotecontrol:pasted:20171124-132430.png?400 }}
+Right-click a button to adjust its properties:
+{{ :config:remotecontrol:pasted:20171124-132528.png }}
+Set the label, the logic ID (as found in the Toolbox project) and the mode (toggle, tally or inverse tally). The buttons can also indicate logic states by changing their color. To use this function, enter a  logic ID to be used as the lamp source, and select a color.
+==== Monitor ====
+The third tab shows a list of messages sent to and received from the DHD core, for debugging purposes, similar to the //Monitor// tab of the remote control configuration when opened through mAirList Control Panel.
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 ===== Actions =====
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     Data0, Data1, Data2, Data3, Data4, Data5, Data6, Data7: byte);
   begin
+  end;
+… where {{:wiki:zeichen_123_-_arbeitsstelle_stvo_2013.svg.png?25|}}
+  * ''Remote'' represents the ID of the respective DHD device,
+  * ''ID'' represents the //LogicID// of the respective DHD control in hexadecimal numbers,
+  * ''Len'' represents the number of data bytes received, and
+  * ''Data<n>'' represent the individual data bytes sent.
+So in this example …
+{{ :config:remotecontrol:20171124-132733_mit_hervorhebung.png?400 |}}
+… a query for the highlighted data packet might look like this:
+  procedure OnDHDCommand(Remote: IDHDRemote; ID: cardinal; Len: integer;
+    Data0, Data1, Data2, Data3, Data4, Data5, Data6, Data7: byte);
+  begin
+    if (ID = $01F3FFFF) AND (Data0 = 0) AND (Data1 = 15) AND (Data2 = 0) then begin
+      // do something
+    end;
   end;