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• AnId is the identifier that will receive the new state.
• Note: Kaleido-Alto/Quad will only accept numeric values for this parameter, in the range 0 to 1024. The
Kaleido-X does not have this limitation.
• Status is any of the available statuses (OK, DISABLE, WARNING or ERROR).
• The Message is reserved for future use, and will be ignored.
Gateway response:
• <nack/>: the Gateway was not able to recognize the command.
• <ack/>: the command was recognized by the Gateway.
setKChannel
This command is used to assign a Channel to the specified Monitor in the current Layout.
<setKChannel>set channelname="ChannelName" monitor="MonitorNumber" </setKChannel>
Where:
• ChannelName is the name of the Channel to assign to the specified Monitor. On the Kaleido-X this is the
full path to the channel. Ex.: /Input A/Channel 1.
• MonitorNumber is the identifier of the Monitor to which the Channel must be assigned. On the Kaleido-
X the monitor number must be prefixed with the room name and a "/" if the session does not have a room
context. Ex.: /Room1/composite42. The monitor name is available in the XEdit Layout.
(Properties:Assignments:Name)
Gateway response:
• <nack/>: the Gateway was not able to recognize the command.
• <ack/>: the command was recognized by the Gateway.
setKDynamicText
This command is used to set the text of a UMD or Text Label Component that is configured to use Dynamic
Text. Note that the Service ID for this component must be set to "Gateway" when the layout is created in
KEdit/XEdit in order for this command to work.
<setKDynamicText>set address="Address" text="NewText" </setKDynamicText>
Where:
• Address is the configured Text Address of the UMD or Text Label Component.
• Note: Kaleido-Alto/Quad requires a numeric value in the range 0-1024. The Kaleido-X does not have this
limitation.
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