To enter the Remote keyword in the command line, use one of the options:
- Type Remote
- Type the shortcut Rem
Description
Section titled âDescriptionâThe Remote keyword is an object keyword that is used to access the remote input types.
You can store or delete remote input types and set parameters.
[Function] Remote [âRemoteInputType_Nameâ or RemoteInputType_Number].[âRemote_Nameâ or Remote_Number] (Property [âProperty_Nameâ] [âProperty_Valueâ])
Assign [Object] [âObject_Nameâ or Object_Number] At Remote [âRemoteInputType_Nameâ or RemoteInputType_Number].[âRemote_Nameâ or Remote_Number] (Property [âProperty_Nameâ] [âProperty_Valueâ])
The following table displays the available remote input types and their remote input type IDs.
| Remote Input Type | Remote Input Type ID |
|---|---|
| DC Remote | 1 |
| MIDI Remote | 2 |
| DMX Remote | 3 |
The IDs in the input type have to be in an order and have to start with 1.
Properties
Section titled âPropertiesâThe following table displays the properties you can set using the command line with the help of the Set Keyword.
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| If an option or any other part of the keyword command requires two quotation marks, the outer quotation marks are â+â and the inner quotation marks are â+â. |
| Property | Property Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Lock | âYesâ, âNoâ | Sets the lock status. |
| Name | âThis is the name of the remoteâ | Sets the name of the remote. |
| Target | âWorldâ, âSequenceâ, âMacroâ, âGroupâ, âPluginâ, âViewâ, âMasterâ | Sets the target of the action when the contact is active. |
| Fader | âMasterâ, âXâ, âTempâ, and all the fader functions. | Sets the fader the console should activate. |
| Key | âFixâ, âSelectâ, âSelFixâ, and all the key functions. | Sets the key the console should activate. |
| TriggerOn | â0%âŠ100%â | Sets the value at which the trigger will be set to on. |
| TriggerOff | â0%âŠ100%â | Sets the value at wich the trigger will be set to off. |
| InFrom | â0%âŠ100%â | Sets the starting point of the range of the incoming signal in use. |
| InTo | â0%âŠ100%â | Sets the end point of the range of the incoming signal in use. |
| OutFrom | â0%âŠ100%â | Sets the starting point of the range of the outgoing signal in use. |
| OutTo | â0%âŠ100%â | Sets the end point of the range of the outgoing signal in use. |
| Enabled | âYesâ, âNoâ | Sets the status to enabled or not enabled. |
| Only for DMX remotes: Address | 1.001âŠ1024.512 [universe].[dmx address] | Sets the DMX universe and address. |
| Only for DMX remotes: Resolution | â8bitâ, â16bitâ, â24bitâ | Sets the DMX resolution. For 16 bit and 24 bit, the DMX channels have to be consecutive. |
| Only for MIDI remotes: MIDIChannel | â1, 2, 3, âŠ, 16â | Sets the MIDI channel. |
| Only for MIDI remotes: MIDIIndex | â1, 2, 3, âŠ, 128â | Sets the MIDI index. |
| Only for MIDI remotes: MIDIType | âNoteâ, âNoteAttackâ, âNoteAttackDecayâ, âControlâ | Sets the MIDI type. Note = MIDI note only NoteAttack = MIDI note and uses the velocity to regulate the master except note off NoteAttackDecay = MIDI note and uses the velocity to regulate the master with note off Control = Control change (CC) messages. |
| Only for DC remotes: DC start signal | â1, 2, 3, âŠ, 64â | Sets the DC start signal. |
The start signal and the MIDI offset of the desired input console for DC Remotes and MIDI Remotes have to be set in the Output Configuration Menu.
 Examples
- To set the key of the first DMX remote to Go+, type:
 | User name[Fixture]>Set Remote 3.1 âKeyâ âGo+â |
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- To store a new MIDI remote, type:
| User name[Fixture]>Store Remote 2.1Â |
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- To assign sequence 2 to the second DMX remote, type:
| User name[Fixture]>Assign Sequence 2 At Remote âDMXRemotesâ.2Â |