by Roddy | May 14, 2021 | HELM, RouteMaster, Routers
Pro-Bel SW-P-02 (General Switcher) 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 SW-P-02 to control RouteMaster. Helm uses...
by Roddy | May 14, 2021 | HELM, RouteMaster, Routers
Pro-Bel SW-P-08 protocol for router control is supported in Helm, RouteMaster and RouteMaster-NDI. RouteMaster uses the protocol for both outgoing and incoming connections, allowing third-party systems using SW-P-08 to control RouteMaster. Helm uses it for outgoing...
by Roddy | May 13, 2021 | RouteMaster
Sometimes you’ll need to override the standard settings that RouteMaster uses to connect to certain routers. This might be timeouts, passwords, name lengths, or other protocol-specific functions. This isn’t possible in the RouteMaster UI, but can be done...
by Roddy | Nov 6, 2020 | RouteMaster, RouteMaster Lite
RouteMaster can be passed options via the command line that affect the operation of the program. -f </path/to/folder> Overrides the folder path used for RouteMaster configuration and logging files. If omitted, these are stored in the user’s application...
by conrad | Feb 2, 2017 | Devices
In critical broadcast workflows it’s common to have redundant processing to guard against equipment failures. Using Shadow Devices, Helm provides the ability to control redundant devices in parallel with the main signal path. Here’s how we set this up. An...
