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Telnet Fader Interface
Posted: 14 Nov 2007, 13:23
by Mattotone
Features
TCP fader interface for Freestyler, allows control of fixtures over a network at a secondary location.
2 Channel Banks for setting presets during show.
Master Fader for each preset, with independent adjustable fade times.
Cross Fade, linked fade and individual master fader control modes.
Global Blackout
channel intensity indicator shows current intensity of the channels output
flash buttons to flash channel to full intensity
hotswap connection allows you to connect to any address or port without having to restart the program.
changeable start address sets the faders to start at any channel
Built in telnet client to send commands directly to freestyler.
address, port and start channel remembered so no need to configure when re open, and all saved within the software no external ini files needed making this ultra portable.
***Requires DMXTelnet by Plasma
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Re: Telnet Fader Interface
Posted: 14 Nov 2007, 23:21
by djSupport
and u download that from where???
Re: Telnet Fader Interface
Posted: 16 Nov 2007, 12:31
by kikabyte
I may be little blonde sometimes, but i too cannot find the download link!
Re: Telnet Fader Interface
Posted: 17 Nov 2007, 19:24
by Mattotone
sorry guys had to take it down, was crashing the telnet server when doing large channel fades.
Trying to work on a solution the easyiest would be going direct without the telnet.
Would this still be usefull to some?? any other suggestions?
iv started on adding a cue list with Go and Back buttons, fade times, and Auto Durration which continues to next cue after durration with the ability to add "stop and wait for manual", Loop back for set num of times.
Matt
Re: Telnet Fader Interface
Posted: 18 Nov 2007, 09:26
by Plasma
Mattotone wrote: was crashing the telnet server when doing large channel fades.
Anything I can help with? If you tell me how to replicate the problem I'll have a look see if I can fix it in the Telnet Server. A little busy with work at the moment, not getting much play time with FreeStyler. I'm away on business as of tomorrow till Friday so won't be able to do much till I get back.
Kind Regards
Plasma
Re: Telnet Fader Interface
Posted: 18 Nov 2007, 17:40
by Mattotone
its when using the | command. I.e channel 0 @ 255 | channel 3 @ 255.
it works for two commands after that it seems to crash.
Re: Telnet Fader Interface
Posted: 23 Nov 2007, 21:50
by Plasma
Mattotone wrote:its when using the | command. I.e channel 0 @ 255 | channel 3 @ 255.
it works for two commands after that it seems to crash.
I tried sending a few comands ..
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>red 100|blue 150|green 50|inten 20|shutter 255|masterspeed 10|focus 100|gobo1 200|gobo2 50
Cyan / Red Channel Command Ok!
Yellow / Blue Channel Command Ok!
Magenta / Green Channel Command Ok!
Intensity Channel Command Ok!
Shutter Channel Command Ok!
MasterSpeed Command Ok!
Focus Channel Command Ok!
Gobo 1 Channel Command Ok!
Gobo 2 Channel Command Ok!
>
All worked for me and it didn't lock up. Can you give me an example of the exact string? I tried what you said ..
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>channel 1 @ 255|channel 3 @ 255|channel 20 @ 100|channel 200 @ 30
Channel Command Ok!
Channel Command Ok!
Channel Command Ok!
Channel Command Ok!
>
These were all done using windows telnet so as to eliminate any problems with a client. I'm also going to edit the response to say .. "Channel 1 with Value 100 - OK!" or something like that! Found a small bug in that the commands need to be sent in LOWER CASE!!!! This will be fixed in the next beta along with some more features!!
Plasma
Re: Telnet Fader Interface
Posted: 30 May 2008, 20:46
by pheonixtech
Id still find that version usefull matt.
if you could email the files to me( as exe preferably) then that would be great
thanks
alex
Re: Telnet Fader Interface
Posted: 16 Nov 2008, 14:13
by MarSafe
Hi, all,
Last weekend I had a big gig in a theatre. For aiming my multipars I had 2 choices: Leave everything on (HOT!!) or call someone with absolutely no clue how FS works to light up or dim the ones I was positioning. I am absolutely interested in this app. It's been quite for some time now. Is there any chance this is still developed?
Regards,
Martin.