iobroker.extron v0.2.12

ioBroker.extron

extron adapter for ioBroker

Extron SIS adapter

Control devices from Extron. This Adapter is designed to control some of the Extron Audio Video Products via the Simple Instruction Set Protocol. The functional scope of the devices is tremendous. Not all of the features make sense to be supported with the adapter and the interaction with iobroker.

Be aware: When the device type is chosen in the adapter configuration it cannot be changed in the future !

There can be multiple instances of different or same types from this adapter in a iobroker installation. For future releases you have to add a valid license to the adapter configuration for each instance. If you are a non commercial organisation or use it for private use you can get a licence for free. Please contact the author.

Supported devices

• 8x2 Presentation Matrix Switcher (DTP2 CrossPoint 82)
• H.264 Streaming Media Player and Decoder (SMD 202)
• Streaming Media Encoder (SME 211)
• 12x8 ProDSP Processor w/Dante (DMP 128 Plus AT)
• 12x8 ProDSP Processor w/AEC, VoIP, and Dante (DMP 128 Plus C V AT)

ToDo

• The device type is checked on begin of the conversation. This fails sometimes. Must be changed to a more reliable mechanism.
• Make a more granular selection of used in- and outputs to reduce database size at DSP devices
• add more commands and their implementation on the database side
• improve network reconnect machanism

Changelog

WORK IN PROGRESS

• (Bannsaenger) updated to adapter-dev and release script
• (Bannsaenger) updated dependencies

0.2.12

• (mschlgl) added instance.comon.title / .titleLang to be set at startup

0.2.11

• (mschlgl) added instance.device.name to be set at startup

0.2.10

• (mschlgl) corrected preset list handling on SMD202

0.2.9

• (mschlgl) disable subtitle command on startup added for SMD202

0.2.8

• (mschlgl) onStreamData command debug msg added

0.2.7

• (mschlgl) SMD202 preset list handling updated

0.2.6

• (mschlgl) added SMD202 preset list handling on startup

0.2.5

• (mschlgl) added SMD202 preset list handling

0.2.4

• (mschlgl) corrected typo in object_templates

0.2.3

• (mschlgl) fixed DMP128 file handling

0.2.2

• (mschlgl) fixed SMD202 loopmode command

0.2.1

• (mschlgl) updated log messages, improved group control on DMP128

0.2.0

• (Bannsaenger) updated dependencies

0.1.16

• (mschlgl) fixed group command issues, added statedelay log message on DMP128

0.1.15

• (mschlgl) added statedelay log message on DMP128

0.1.14

• (mschlgl) fixed group command issues on DMP128

0.1.13

• (mschlgl) fixed source code version issues

0.1.12

• (mschlgl) added support for channel preset selection in SMD202

0.1.11

• (Bannsaenger) fixed support for groups in DSP DMP128

0.1.10

• (mschlgl) added support for groups in DSP DMP128

0.1.9

• (Bannsaenger) fixed setting of info.connection in telnet mode

0.1.7

• (mschlgl) added plain Telnet communication

0.1.6

• (mschlgl) added limiter section for DMP128

0.1.5

• (mschlgl) fixes on device communication sme211

0.1.4

• (mschlgl) fixes on device communication cp82 and smd202

0.1.3

• (mschlgl) fixes on device communication and user flash file management

0.1.2

• (mschlgl) extend device/database structure to add user flash memory

0.1.1

• (mschlgl) extend device/database structure to add devices CP82, SME211, SMD202

0.1.0

• (mschlgl) extend device/database structure to cover all controllable elements

0.0.3

• (Bannsaenger) fix dependencies for integration test

0.0.2

• (Bannsaenger) prepared for checkin to iobroker.latest

0.0.1

• (Bannsaenger) initial release

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