Show Control 597
Event Handler (Non-Command Line)
All other text that doesn’t start with a “$” will be sent to the console’s event handler. Here are
a few examples:
Go 1 - fire cue list 1
Cue 1 2 - run cue 2 from list 1, on the appropriate fader
Cue 1 - fire pending cue from list 2
GoCue 0 1 - clear cue list 1 (fires cue 0)
Back_CueList 1 - run previous cue from cue list 1
Release 1 - release cue list 1
Off 1 - turn cue list 1 off
Resume 1 - resume cue list 1
Assert 1 - assert cue list 1
Stop 1 - stop playback 1
Stop Cue 1 2 - stop cue 2 from list 1 if it is running
Stop - stops all
Resume Cue 1 2 - resume cue 2 from list 1 if it is stopped
Resume - resumes all
SubAssert 1 - assert submaster 1
SubUnload 1 - unload sub 1
SubDown 5 - presses sub 5’s bump button down
SubUp 5 - releases sub 5’s bump button
Note:
Faders are accessed by adding 1000 to the fader number. This would affect
any palettes or presets assigned to the fader. Subs must be used with their sub
number only.
Example:
SubMove 1 25 - moves Sub 1 to 25%
SubMove 1001 50 - moves Fader 1 to 50%
SubMove 1011 75 - moves Fader 11 (fader 1 on page 2) to 75%
SubDown 1101 - presses Fader 101’s bump button down (fader 1 on
page 10)
FaderMove_CueList 1 50 - sets cue list 1’s playback fader to 50 percent
Grandmaster 1 100 - set Grandmaster 1 to full (there’s currently only 1 Grandmaster)
Macro 1 - fires Macro 1
Note:
Text requires either a carriage return (hex 0d), “\r”, or “#” to terminate the
command line.
Receiving UDP Strings
UDP strings must be sent to the console’s IP address (unicast) and designated port to be
processed. Multicast and broadcast UDP strings are not supported. To find your console’s IP
address, clear the command line and press [About]. For more information on About see the
About section of your console’s manual. The UDP Rx port is configured in Setup. see
Show
Control Settings
for more setup information.
Receiving ACN Strings
To receive ACN strings, {String RX} must be enabled in Setup > System > Show Control.