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 | Jan 31, 2022 | RouteMaster, RouteMaster Lite, WebCentre
If you’re experiencing problems with any of our web-based products like WebCentre or RouteMaster WebPanels, we may ask you to send a .HAR file for analysis. You can create these in most browsers, but here’s a quick introduction to creating them from...
by Roddy | Dec 3, 2021 | RouteMaster, RouteMaster Lite
RouteMaster is often run just as a Windows desktop application. You can configure Windows to run RouteMaster as a startup application, but this still requires a user to log on to the computer. Running RouteMaster as a service solves this problem, because services run...
