User`s manual

12. Appendix B – Hydra scripting language definition v1.0
Barco – iStudio – R5976569 – user's manual – revision 09 – March-2007
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12.2.3 Description of source attributes (sources.cfg)
Attribute Description
name name of source (e.g. “Video1”)
freeze
boolean with freeze state (all booleans are a “true” or “false” string, not a
value 0 or not 0 !)
standard source standard (e.g. PALAuto, NTSC, SECAM, PALM)
type source type (0: default, 1: SVHS)
deinterlace boolean with deinterlace state
black, bright, contrast,
satsinhue, satcoshue, horstart,
horwidth, evenstart, oddstart,
verwidth
video setup parameters
embedded embedded audio (boolean)
group group for embedded audio (0-3)
channel0 … channel15
channel number for this audio position (-1: no channel, 0-3 available audio
sources for embedded audio, 0-111 available audio sources for non em-
bedded audio)
modetally0 … modetally2 tally mode, 0: hardware or 1: software
alarm alarmname alarm configuration for alarm alarmname
alarm alarmname param n
extra parameter n (1-9) for alarm alarmname (for instance level for
videoblack, videowhite and videofreeze alarms)
Table 12-4
Source attributes
alarmname can be for instance:
• videoloss
• videofreeze, videoblack, videowhite
• videotrs, videolock, videohorlock
• videolumaoverflow, videochromaoverflow
• audioloss, audiolock
• tally1, tally2, tally3
See source alarms in section
7.1.3 Video errors and 7.1.1 Audio errors.
The alarm is specified by a parameter containing three numbers, e.g. 15 0 5. The first number contains the alarm
flags, the second number is the number of seconds before the alarm is activated and the third number is the
number of seconds before alarm is auto cleared.
The alarm bit flags are:
Bit flag Alarm
1 enabled
2 auto clear
4 show in alarm list (GUI)
8 show in objects (blinking border)
16 send email message
32 send SNMP trap
64 log alarm in log file
Table 12-5
Bit flags for alarms