Shutter control - Data Track - Barco F90-W13
Hello, I need to manage the shutter of my barco, but I cannot find the correct command via string mode.
I saw the other post on the forum, but my Barco does not take the hex code
I got the list of orders from the barco site ( https://www.barco.com/services/website/fr/TdeFiles/Download?FileNumber=TDE9579&TdeType=1&Revision=00&ShowDownloadPage=False ) but I don't really understand ...
thank you in advance for your solutions!
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Hello @Damien,
What string are you sending to your Barco (what is the string in the data-track) ?
From the documentation you provide, you must connect your server to your projector via the port 9090.
Then, you can send the string
{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "system.poweroff"}
to switch off your projector for example. This string has a special format called JSON, but this is a simple string anyway.If you still cannot control your projector : did Barco provide you with method to control the projector ? Maybe a command in the terminal ? If so, please tell us which one.
Best. Philippe
Hello,
So I tried to send the string but nothing happens
Here is my server config with the ip address of the barco:
and the config of the tada track (I do not know if the value of the range is good 0-1):
did i do something wrong here?
and for information, all the config of my network is good, and I communicate well with the vp via web browser...
I will contact barco to see if they can provide me with anything other than the pdf of my first post.
Hello @Damien,
According to documentation, the
mode
should be TCP (not UDP).Press the button "send test" to quickly test your data-track (the value does not matter because it is not used in the message).
If you still cannot control your projector : please ask Barco support about the method to use, especially if they have a Terminal command for testing purposes.
Let us know the results. Philippe
It still does not work, and Barco have nothing more to offer me... however the VP supports ARTNET, so I opted for this solution which is simpler!
Thanks for the assistance!