by Roddy | Nov 3, 2018 | User-Guide-Routemaster
RouteMaster uses the following Open Source and Third-party libraries and components. Their licensing terms and copyright are shown below. Indy – BSD License Copyright Portions of this software are Copyright © 1993 – 2003, Chad Z. Hower (Kudzu) and the Indy...
by Roddy | Nov 3, 2018 | User-Guide-Routemaster
Routers can be controlled using the following protocols: Dummy Router BlackMagic Videohub Evertz /Quartz GVG Jupiter ASCII GVG Native Harris/Leitch Passthru Harris LRC Kramer 2000 and 3000 NVision CR NVision NV9000 Network NCB Nevion Sublime Probel General Remote...
by Roddy | Nov 3, 2018 | User-Guide-Routemaster
You can create your own custom web panels using Rascular’s Helm Designer software. The process is very simple. To get you started, here’s a very basic example: Design your panel in Helm Designer Here is the Helm panel we used when we were controlling RouteMaster from...
by Roddy | Nov 3, 2018 | User-Guide-Routemaster
As well as using Helm panels (or any other source of router control commands) RouteMaster also has its own native web sockets based protocol. It acts as a web server and can serve panels as web-pages to any standard web browser. RouteMaster comes with some sample web...
by Roddy | Nov 3, 2018 | User-Guide-Routemaster
Rascular’s Helm product is an ideal way to control RouteMaster. Here’s how you set up a Helm panel to control a physical router through RouteMaster. Create a Helm panel like this In this example we’ll use a Quartz / Evertz router controlled by a RouterBus...
by Roddy | Nov 3, 2018 | User-Guide-Routemaster
Configure Routers Menu Use this command to setup communication between RouteMaster and the routers you want to control. This opens the Manage Routers dialog: Manage Routers Routers – list of routers configured for this system. Add Physical Router – button...
