by Roddy | Nov 11, 2022 | HELM, RouteMaster, Routers
NV9000 protocol for router control is supported in Helm, RouteMaster and RouteMaster VR. RouteMaster uses the protocol for both outgoing and incoming connections, allowing third-party systems using NV9000 to control RouteMaster. Helm uses it for outgoing connections...
by Roddy | Nov 3, 2022 | HELM, RouteMaster, Routers
Evertz-Quartz protocol for router control is supported in Helm, RouteMaster and RouteMaster VR. RouteMaster uses the protocol for both outgoing and incoming connections, allowing third-party systems using Quartz to control RouteMaster. Helm uses it for outgoing...
by Roddy | Sep 20, 2022 | HELM, RouteMaster, Routers
Utah RCP-3A protocol for router control is supported in Helm, RouteMaster and RouteMaster VR. RouteMaster uses the protocol for both outgoing and incoming connections, allowing third-party systems using RCP-3A to control RouteMaster. Helm uses it for outgoing...
by Roddy | Sep 16, 2022 | HELM, RouteMaster, Routers
AJA Kumo routers can be controlled using Grass Valley Native protocol over TCP/IP from Helm, RouteMaster and RouteMaster-VR. Kumo routers only support a subset of GVG native commands. RouteMaster and Helm automatically detect Kumo routers, and adapt to only use the...
by Roddy | Nov 22, 2021 | Applications, HELM, Lua
Helm has built-in support for accessing JSON REST APIs. To start, add a REST API Device to your panel. You’ll find this in the “Other” section in the Parts Bin. Set the URL property of the device to the base URL of your REST server. Both HTTP and...
by Roddy | Sep 14, 2021 | Devices, HELM
Helm supports various GPI/O devices, allowing panels to control external legacy equipment, and to receive status and tallies from external equipment. Output Controls Control of GPI/O Outputs is straightfoward. Each GPI device provides commands to turn outputs on and...
