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| //Play Scene2// does the same then //Play Scene//, the difference is that you have to enter the scene name in a textfield. | //Play Scene2// does the same then //Play Scene//, the difference is that you have to enter the scene name in a textfield. | ||
| - | ===== Elgato Stream Deck ===== | + | ===== Elgato Stream Deck Connector ===== |
| {{ :streamdeck.jpg |}} | {{ :streamdeck.jpg |}} | ||
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| ==== Prepare V-Control ==== | ==== Prepare V-Control ==== | ||
| - | V-Control needs to be in Remote Mode. See [[options#Remote Services|Options]] TCP Remote for details. The default TCP Port is 10101. Check the //Enabe TCP Remote Service// Checkbox. | + | V-Control needs to be in Remote Mode. See Options TCP Remote for details. The default TCP Port is 10101. Check the Enabe TCP Remote Service Checkbox. |
| ==== Prepare TCP_StreamDecConnector ==== | ==== Prepare TCP_StreamDecConnector ==== | ||
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| TCP_StreamDeckConnector has no visible parts. It's only job is to connect to V-Control, send a command and quit. For that reason, you need to configure it by it's ini file. The ini file is very simple and has only two entrys. | TCP_StreamDeckConnector has no visible parts. It's only job is to connect to V-Control, send a command and quit. For that reason, you need to configure it by it's ini file. The ini file is very simple and has only two entrys. | ||
| - | <code> | + | |
| Port=10101 | Port=10101 | ||
| Address=127.0.0.1 | Address=127.0.0.1 | ||
| - | </code> | ||
| If TCP_StreamDeckConnector, Elgato Steram Deck Software and V-Control are running on the same computer, and V-Control uses the default TCP Remote Port, then there is nothing to configure. In any other case change the Port and / or Address. The Address must be the V-Control Address, the Port must be the Remote Port configured in V-Control. | If TCP_StreamDeckConnector, Elgato Steram Deck Software and V-Control are running on the same computer, and V-Control uses the default TCP Remote Port, then there is nothing to configure. In any other case change the Port and / or Address. The Address must be the V-Control Address, the Port must be the Remote Port configured in V-Control. | ||
| ==== Prepare Elgato Stream Deck Software ==== | ==== Prepare Elgato Stream Deck Software ==== | ||
| + | {{ :streamdeck_empty.png |}} | ||
| - | After installing, the Steram Deck software presents an empty profile. | + | After installing, the Steram Deck software presents an empty profile. |
| - | {{ ::streamdeck_empty.png?600 |}} | + | |
| - | Now add a new launcher. In this example we want to call a task that is recalling a preset in a E2 for example. So we need a task in V-Control that is doing this. Let's assume this task is named "Preset 1" (very inventive), and we want to label the button as "PST 1" | + | Now add a new launcher. In this example we want to call a task that is recalling a preset in a E2 for example. So we need a task in V-Control that is doing this. Let's assume this task is named “Preset 1” (very inventive), and we want to label the button as “PST 1” |
| - | {{ ::streamdeck_runtask.png?600 |}} | + | {{ :streamdeck_runtask.png |}} |
| - | Drag the launcher to a button field and enter the button Title. Now click the three dots in the //App/File// field and select TCP_StreamDeckConnector.exe. Click in the text field and move the cursor to the end of the filepath. V-Control needs two parameters, telling it what to do. The first parameter is the //->run// parameter, telling V-Control that a task should run now. The second parameter determines the task itself. | + | |
| + | Drag the launcher to a button field and enter the button Title. Now click the three dots in the App/File field and select TCP_StreamDeckConnector.exe. Click in the text field and move the cursor to the end of the filepath. V-Control needs two parameters, telling it what to do. The first parameter is the ->run parameter, telling V-Control that a task should run now. The second parameter determines the task itself. | ||
| Here is the complete entry: | Here is the complete entry: | ||
| - | <code> | ||
| - | C:\TCP_StreamDeckConnector\TCP_StreamDeckConnector.exe ->run->Preset 1 | ||
| - | </code> | ||
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| - | The second type of commands are [[fire_tasks|Playlist]] commands. These commands are used to move in the Playlist up and down and fire a task from the Playlist. The method is the same as running tasks. Add a launcher and select TCP_StreamDeckConnector.exe. The first parameter is ->Playlist, the second one can be Up, Down or Fire. | ||
| + | <code>C:\TCP_StreamDeckConnector\TCP_StreamDeckConnector.exe ->run->Preset 1</code> | ||
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| + | The second type of commands are Playlist commands. These commands are used to move in the Playlist up and down and fire a task from the Playlist. The method is the same as running tasks. Add a launcher and select TCP_StreamDeckConnector.exe. The first parameter is ->Playlist, the second one can be Up, Down or Fire. | ||
| Here are the examples: | Here are the examples: | ||
| <code> | <code> | ||
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| C:\TCP_StreamDeckConnector\TCP_StreamDeckConnector.exe ->Playlist->Fire | C:\TCP_StreamDeckConnector\TCP_StreamDeckConnector.exe ->Playlist->Fire | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||
| + | {{ :streamdeck_playlist.png |}} | ||
| - | {{ :streamdeck_playlist.png?600 |}} | + | You can also use the TCP_StreamDeckConnector only for the Playlist Commands, and for simple Task recalling use Hotkeys as described in the [[fire_tasks|Simple GUI section]]. |
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