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--- hardware:supported_mixing_consoles [2015/02/11 21:42] – [D&R] tw
+++ hardware:supported_mixing_consoles [2019/09/10 15:52] – [Series 52 (All models - 52/SX, 52/RX, etc.)] tw
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 ===== DHD =====
-==== Series 52 (All models - 52/SX, 52/RX, etc.) ====
+==== Series 52 (All models - RX2, SX2, 52/TX, 52/MX, 52/SX, 52/RX, etc.) ====
 Status: supported
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 ==== RM2200D ====
-Status: not supported
+Status: Supported since v6.1.5
-Uses an entirely different protocol than the other models. No plans to add support.
 ===== Lawo =====
-All supported Lawo (hardware) consoles use the SAS protocol (sometimes called "RAS protocol") via serial port or via TCP/IP. JADE Studio uses Ember+ protocol.
+All supported Lawo (hardware) consoles use the SAS protocol (sometimes called "RAS protocol" or "diamond protocol") via serial port or via TCP/IP. JADE Studio uses Ember+ protocol.
 ==== sapphire ====
+Status: supported
+==== ruby ====
 Status: supported
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 Status: supported
-==== JADE Studio ====
+==== R3LAY VRX (formerly JADE Studio) ====
 Not a hardware mixing console but a software solution. Provides 8 GPIOs over Ember+.
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 ==== Airmate, Airmate USB ====
-Status: not supported
+Status: remote control not supported
 USB connection is only for audio; needs external interface for fader start.
+==== Webstation ====
+Status: supported (from v6.1)
 ===== Studer =====
 ==== OnAir 500 ====
-Status: not supported
+Status: remote control not supported
 ==== OnAir 1000 ====
-Status: supported (tbc)
+Status: supported
 Uses SAS over serial port.
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 ==== OnAir 2000 ====
-Status: supported (tbc)
+Status: supported
 Uses SAS over serial port.
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 Uses SAS over TCP/IP or serial port.
+===== Axia =====
+==== Livewire ====
+Status: supported
+Uses the Axia TCP/IP Direct Interface on localhost port 93.
 ===== Wheatstone =====