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config:remotecontrol:dhd [2019/10/04 12:58] – [Toolbox Import (mAirList 6.2.3 and up)] twconfig:remotecontrol:dhd [2019/10/04 13:02] tw
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-Starting with mAirList 6.2.3, the XP5 file is only used for the //DHD Console// window. Automatic configuration of fader channels and logics is done using the Extended Audio and Logic ID export from Toolbox (see next paragraph).+The XP5 export function is only available in Toolbox 7 and 8.  
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 +Starting with mAirList 6.2.3, the XP5 file is only used for the //DHD Console// window. Automatic configuration of fader channels and logics is done using the Extended Audio and Logic ID export from Toolbox (see next paragraph). From that version, mAirList configuration is compatible with Toolbox 9.
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   * Fader channel number or fixed fader number (for faderstart mAirList -> console)   * Fader channel number or fixed fader number (for faderstart mAirList -> console)
    
-If you linked an XP5 file on the //General// tab, click the //Select Fader Channel// button and select the channel that is associated with this player.+If imported Toolbox data on the //Toolbox Import// tab (or linked an XP5 file in the case of a mAirList ersion older than 6.2.3), click the //Select Fader Channel// button and select the channel that is associated with this player.
  
-Without an XP5 file, you must look up the Fader Channel and Logic values manually:+Without Toolbox import data, you must look up the Fader Channel and Logic values manually:
  
 The **FaderStart logic** and **PFL logic** addresses are used to control the mAirList player from the console, i.e., to start the player when the channel is opened on the console, and to start PFL playback when you press the PFL/CUE button on the channel strip. The **FaderStart logic** and **PFL logic** addresses are used to control the mAirList player from the console, i.e., to start the player when the channel is opened on the console, and to start PFL playback when you press the PFL/CUE button on the channel strip.
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 Usually, all cart players will use the same audio output (and thus input channel on your mixer). The cartwall state (ON AIR, OFF AIR, PFL) can be linked to the state of the associated fader on your console, so the cartwall follows the fader start, and vice versa. Usually, all cart players will use the same audio output (and thus input channel on your mixer). The cartwall state (ON AIR, OFF AIR, PFL) can be linked to the state of the associated fader on your console, so the cartwall follows the fader start, and vice versa.
  
-Specify the FaderStart logic, PFL logic, and Fader Channel or fixed fader number; or use the Automatic Setup function if you linked an XP5 file. Please refer to the Players section above for an explanation of these parameters.+Specify the FaderStart logic, PFL logic, and Fader Channel or fixed fader number; or use the Automatic Setup function if you imported Toolbox data. Please refer to the Players section above for an explanation of these parameters.
  
 === Player Logic IDs === === Player Logic IDs ===
config/remotecontrol/dhd.txt · Last modified: 2019/10/28 06:22 by tondose

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