rmlsend in the terminal window only ends up outputting the help file.
This is what occured:
[rd@rdhost ~]$ rmlsend --to-host=localhost PP S! 1 1 /!
rmlsend [--to-host=<hostname>] [--to-port=<port>] [<rml>|--from-file=<file>]
Where <hostname> is the name or IP address of the host to send the command to
(default = localhost), <port> is the UDP port to to send the message to
(default = 5859), <rml> is any valid RML code and <file> is the name of a file
containing valid RML code. If '-' is specified as <file>, then rmlsend will
read the list of RML commands to be sent from standard input.
When specifying RML code on the command line, it will likely be necessary
to escape any special characters (such as spaces or bang [!] characters)
to protect them from the shell.
Examples:
rmlsend LL\ TestLog\!
Send the RML command 'LL 1 TestLog!' to the local host.
rmlsend --to-host=host.mydomain.com --to-port=5858 --from-file=test.rml
Send the RML commands in 'test.rml' to the system at 'host.mydomain.com' at
port 5858.
Steve Varholy
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Subject: Re: [RDD] Macro Help
Hi,
rmlsend is a command line utility to run macros on any Rivendell computer
(--to-host to change machines or leave it for localhost), if you are using
macro carts you don't need rmlsend.
The \ is a command line problem, you can't use ! in most linux shells as it is
a special character so \! means this is a literal ! and not a special !.
On 18/01/17 14:33, Steve Varholy wrote:
Wayne:
Thank you.
In the macro cart must I prepend rmlsend to the macro command as per your
example below?
rmlsend PP S1 1 1\!
What does the \ do? I didn't see that in the txt file in /docs.
Steve Varholy
President and General Manager
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The Historic Barringer Building
1338 Main Street - Suite 202
Columbia, South Carolina 29201
Office: (803) 753-7260 x 251
Direct: (803) 404-5535
Cell: (703) 585-2101
A Service of the Independent Media Foundation
________________________________
From:
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
<[email protected]><mailto:[email protected]>
on behalf of Wayne Merricks
<[email protected]><mailto:[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2017 7:34:35 AM
To:
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [RDD] Macro Help
Hi,
You might be getting hit by case sensitivity. Try this:
rmlsend PP S1 1 1\!
The broadcast tools stuff tends to have dip switches where you can change the
modes, you might have to change it to pull down or pull up (basically the
reverse of what it is now).
There are no notes that say you need to do anything special for the GPI-16 in
the switchers.txt file so it should just work.
https://github.com/ElvishArtisan/rivendell/blob/master/docs/SWITCHERS.txt
rivendell/SWITCHERS.txt at master ยท ElvishArtisan
...<https://github.com/ElvishArtisan/rivendell/blob/master/docs/SWITCHERS.txt>
github.com
rivendell - A full-featured radio automation system targeted for use in
professional broadcast environments
Regards,
Wayne
On 18/01/17 04:18, Steve Varholy wrote:
I think I've fallen into one of the gaps of documentation.
I've got the appliance installation running on HP Compaq Desktop PC 8000 Elite
Core 2 Duo E8400 (3.00 GHz).
I've got an external USB sound card. Works great.
I've also got a Broadcast Tools GPI-16+ connected via USB. I've got it working.
The Rivendell GPI monitor thinks the GPI contact is ON all the time even though
it is not - triggering it causes the GPI monitor to report it as "off" and then
it goes back to "on." That's not my immediate issue.
The real issue I am having is setting up RDCatch to watch for a closure and
then play a specific cart on the soundpanel.
I've set up a macro cart with the following line in it PP s1 1 1! then gone
into Admin/Manage Hosts to have the GPI closure on fire the macro cart. (Play
Row 1/Column 1 in Soundpanel S1)
It doesn't work.
Going in RDLibrary and running the line in the macro cart (or the whole Macro
Cart) doesn't do anything.
I'm at a loss to try to figure out what is not set right - and there's still
scant documentation to be able to figure it out myself.
Any clues where I should start?
Steve Varholy
President and General Manager
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The Historic Barringer Building
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Columbia, South Carolina 29201
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Cell: (703) 585-2101
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