Beamercontrol via PJlink
Posted: Thu Oct 23, 2014 6:10 pm
hello
Again a new idea of mine.
I control my PJLink Beamer of SCS11 via "Run Program" and Pjlink.exe of this http://www.vibrationresearch.com/pjlink/ with Sourcecode. Directly via Telnet seems not to go because of timing problems.
Works very good, but is quite complicated in setting up the ControlSend Cues.
Because I sure am not the only one, it would certainly be worthwhile to integrate the PJLink control directly in SCS.
I think a new ControlSend Device "PJLink" with the possibility RS232 or network, settings in RS232 is usual, settings in network: IP address, port (default 4352) and password.
In ControlSend Cue then a dropdown with the possible commands: "Power ON / OFF, AV Mute ON, OFF" and a dropdown with Select Input: "Video, S-Video, RGB1, RGB2, DVI, HDMI".
More information about PJLink be found here: http://pjlink.jbmia.or.jp/english/dl.html
Would be the possible?
Again a new idea of mine.
I control my PJLink Beamer of SCS11 via "Run Program" and Pjlink.exe of this http://www.vibrationresearch.com/pjlink/ with Sourcecode. Directly via Telnet seems not to go because of timing problems.
Works very good, but is quite complicated in setting up the ControlSend Cues.
Because I sure am not the only one, it would certainly be worthwhile to integrate the PJLink control directly in SCS.
I think a new ControlSend Device "PJLink" with the possibility RS232 or network, settings in RS232 is usual, settings in network: IP address, port (default 4352) and password.
In ControlSend Cue then a dropdown with the possible commands: "Power ON / OFF, AV Mute ON, OFF" and a dropdown with Select Input: "Video, S-Video, RGB1, RGB2, DVI, HDMI".
More information about PJLink be found here: http://pjlink.jbmia.or.jp/english/dl.html
Would be the possible?