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--- hardware:supported_mixing_consoles [2019/09/10 15:55] – [OnAir 3000] tw
+++ hardware:supported_mixing_consoles [2019/09/10 16:00] (current) – [Series 52 (All models - RX2, SX2, 52/TX, 52/MX, 52/SX, 52/RX, etc.)] tw
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 Status: supported
-Console can be attached via TCP/IP or serial port.
+TCP/IP or serial port connection via DHD External Control Protocol (ECP).
-Ember+ protocol can be used simultaneously for additional functionality, e.g. setting Global Labels.
+From DHD Firmware 8.x, Ember+ protocol can be used simultaneously for additional functionality, e.g. setting Global Labels from a script.
 ==== RM4200D ====
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 ==== RM2200D ====
-Status: Supported since v6.1.5. Only basic functionality (faderstart and PFL).
+Status: limited support, since v6.1.5
+Uses an entirely different protocol than the other DHD products. Faderstart and PFL control supported.
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 Note: libember_slim.dll is packaged with mAirList but requires Visual C++ 2013 runtimes: http://www.microsoft.com/de-de/download/details.aspx?id=40784
 ===== D&R =====
+==== Webstation ====
+Status: supported, since v6.1
 ==== Airlite ====
-Status: supported (from v5.0)
+Status: supported, since v5.0
 ==== Airence ====
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 Status: remote control not supported
-USB connection is only for audio; needs external interface for fader start.
+USB connection is only for audio; separate USB interface required for fader start.
-==== Webstation ====
-Status: supported (from v6.1)
 ===== Studer =====
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 Status: remote control not supported
+Does not support SAS protocol.
 ==== OnAir 1000 ====
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 Has no remote control over TCP or serial or USB at all. Only physical GPIO and Web.
 ===== Axia =====
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 ==== WheatNet-IP (LX-24 etc.) ====
-Status: supported as of mAirList 5.1
+Status: supported, since v5.1