ACS Sample: Advanced Button Function in Core Studio by Chris Koerner Many times, you may want to utilize buttons in your control GUI to enable special functionality. For instance, you may include an invisible button that you press and hold for 5 seconds to enter ahidde... ACS Sample Project Control System Software Core Studio
ACS Sample: Efficient TCP & Telnet in Core Studio by Chris Koerner TCP and Telnet are one of the most common methods for controlling equipment in the pro AV industry. This article covers some best practice conceptsfor controlling these devices in ReAX Core Studio. Be... ACS Sample Project Control System Software Core Studio
Updating Firmware on a ReAX Controller by Chris Koerner All recent RXC and RXT controllersystemsinclude a simple web-based firmware update mechanism. The guide below covers thesteps to update the firmware on these controllers. Download the latest firmware ... Control System Hardware
ACS Sample - Multi-Language Support in Control Interfaces by Chris Koerner A customer asked about supporting multiple languages within one Core Studio project. This could be easily accomplished by defining the various language text for all UI controls, then programmatically ... ACS Sample Project Core Studio
ACS Sample - Working with volume controls in Core Studio by Chris Koerner This sample ACS file provides a variety of ways to control volume and show feedback. Also included are formulas for converting a volume percentage to a dynamic range in dB, and vice-versa. Download "V... ACS Sample Project Core Studio
ACS Sample - IR Learning with ReAX Controllers by Chris Koerner The video and sample files below cover the topic of how to learn and use IR commands that you will be sending from RXC, RXT, LXC, and DXB controllers. Note: The method for sending IR from VLX and VPX ... ACS Sample Project Control System Hardware Control System Software Core Studio
"Persistent" Variables in Core Studio by Chris Koerner When creating or editing a variable in ReAX Core Studio, you will notice there is a checkbox labelled "Persist". This article will explain what that means, how to use it, and things to watch out for. ...
VISCA Control Sequence ID by Chris Koerner We occasionally get questions regarding the sequence ID in the VISCA over IP camera control protocol. Per the official documentation, the sequence number is a 4 byte packet in the message header that ...
DXB-8i & DXI Programming Quickstart Guide by Chris Koerner DXI-8i Quickstart Guide Sending Serial Data: To send serial data, simply type the serial command into the appropriate box on the intended button. Any hexadecimal data should be preceded by a percent s... DXB-8i DXI
Troubleshooting RS-232 Communications by Chris Koerner RS-232 is a tried and true control protocol, which is still widely used today in pro AV. While most devices these days can be controlled using some sort of network control, RS-232 has the distinct adv...
Sending a Wake-on-LAN (WoL) message by Chris Koerner Wake-on-LAN is a standard that allows a computer to be turned on by a network message. This message is sent on the data link layer (layer 2 in the OSI model), and broadcast to all devices on the netwo... Control System Software
Using Aurora devices as port extenders by Chris Koerner Within the Aurora control system lineup, you may think of the LXC-1 primarily as a networked port extender. But did you know that any Aurora control system (including DXB-8i button panels and legacy d...