Maestro_dveffect – Grass Valley Maestro Master Control Reference Manual v.2.4.0 User Manual
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MAESTRO — Automation Interface Protocol Technical Reference Manual
Section 5 — Definition of Extended Maestro Commands
MAESTRO_DVEFFECT
Note
Automation interface does not validate the DVE audio mode parameter
against the available configured audio modes for the specified DVE Effect
Hex definition
Mnemonic
0x71
MAESTRO_DVEFFECT
Command format:
<PREAMBLE>
MAESTRO_DVEFFECT <effectID> <effectAction> <audioMode>
Query format:
READ
<PREAMBLE>
MAESTRO_DVEFFECT
Reply format:
IFRE
<PREAMBLE>
MAESTRO_DVEFFECT <effectID> <effectAction> <audioMode>
Use applicable with UPDATE:
Yes
Command Usage Notes:
1.
On all commands, a valid <audiomode> greater than 0 must be specified with the exception of the
following commands:
MAESTRO_DVE_EFFECT_EXIT_PGM
MAESTRO_DVE_EFFECT_EXIT_AUX
MAESTRO_DVE_EFFECT_EXIT_PST
On the above 3 commands, an <
audioMode> of 0 (Effect NOP) should be used.
2.
If a DVE is not active (i.e. DVE is not on program) then one must only send the following
<effec-
tAction> argument values
:
1 = Enter PGM
MAESTRO_DVE_EFFECT_ENTER_PGM
3 = Enter AUX
MAESTRO_DVE_EFFECT_ENTER_AUX
5 = Enter PST
MAESTRO_DVE_EFFECT_ENTER_PST
3.
If a DVE is active (i.e. DVE is on program) then one must only send the following
<effectAction>
argument values
:
2 = Exit PGM
MAESTRO_DVE_EFFECT_EXIT_PGM
4 = Exit AUX
MAESTRO_DVE_EFFECT_EXIT_AUX
6 = Exit PST
MAESTRO_DVE_EFFECT_EXIT_PST