User`s manual
11. Appendix A - Hydra Open Protocol
Barco – iStudio – R5976569 – user's manual – revision 09 – March-2007
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Set source tally
Set tally state of a hardware output tally or a software tally of a source of a module of the H
YDRA wall.
Send
<COMMAND ID="setsourcetally" SERIAL="example">
<MODULE ID="module2">
<SOURCE ID="8">
<TALLY ID="1">
<STATE>0</STATE>
</TALLY>
<TALLY ID="2">
<STATE>1</STATE>
</TALLY>
</SOURCE>
</MODULE>
</COMMAND>
For each source specify: module name, source number, tally number (0-2), tally state (0,1 [,2, 3])
Receive
<COMMANDRESULT SERIAL="example" ERROR="0">
</COMMANDRESULT>
See also getmodulestate, getsourcetally
Setsourcetally offers two additional tally states, which can only be set with this XML command
(not available via the iS
TUDIO GUI).
These two additional states are only applicable for source tallies in software mode!
The two additional tally states can only be viewed, if the tally is displayed in a UMD! In a tally ob-
ject they do not become visible. In a tally object the tally states 2 and 3 look the same as the tally
state 1.
Corresponding to the two additional states the colors tally1state2, tally1state3 for tally 1 and
tally2state2, tally2state3 for tally 2 are available with the system colors.
Get source alarm
Get the state of all alarms for a source of a module of the H
YDRA wall.
Send
<COMMAND ID="getsourcealarm" SERIAL="example">
<MODULE ID="module1">
<SOURCE ID="8"></SOURCE>
<SOURCE ID="17"></SOURCE>
</MODULE>
</COMMAND>
For each source specify: module name and source number (0 - n)
Receive
<COMMANDRESULT SERIAL="example" ERROR="0">
<MODULE ID="module1">
<SOURCE ID="8">
<ALARM ID="videoloss">
<ACTIVE>0</ACTIVE>
<CLEARED>0</CLEARED>
<STARTED>15:01:30</STARTED>
<STOPPED>15:05:09</STOPPED>
<STARTEDDATE>28/9/2005</STARTEDDATE>
<STOPPEDDATE>28/9/2005</STOPPEDDATE>
</ALARM>
<ALARM ID="audioloss">
<ACTIVE>1</ACTIVE>
<CLEARED>1</CLEARED>
<STARTED>15:10:23</STARTED>
<STARTEDDATE>30/9/2005</STARTEDDATE>
</ALARM>
</SOURCE>
<SOURCE ID="17"></SOURCE>
</MODULE>
</COMMANDRESULT>
See also clearsourcealarm, getalarmlist