Settings Tables

Examples and descriptions of settings tables

Audio Channel Config

An example of an audio channel config can be seen below. These can be different depending on the selected configuration and device. From here the order on the audio channel order will be set as well as the desired name on the displays and button color.

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Column

Description

Order

Allows for quick rearranging of channel order. Right clicking on order will allow for deleting the row.

Mute

Allows for removing access to a specific channel or to leave a blank spot on the panel

Device Config

Ties the fader to a specific device config. 

Device Index

Ties the fader to a specific device associated with the config. See Device Details for the device index number. 

Channel

Ties the fader to a specific channel in the selected device. See device parameter list for available channel number for the specific device.

Alternate Label

Customizable name to appear on the displays. Character limit is determined by size of display and can vary.

Color

Sets the button feedback color. Color options are: OFF, WHITE, WARM, RED, ROSE, PINK, PURPLE, AMBER, YELLOW, DARKBLUE, BLUE, ICE, CYAN, SPRING, GREEN, MINT.
The format for color selection is all large letters with no spaces between words. 

Config

Setup some extra configurable attributes on some specific device configs.

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Delete the row. 

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Duplicates the details of the column. 

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 Increments the number in the column by +1. 

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Adds a new line to create additional fader channels. 

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Opens a table to create multiple new fader channels. See Batch Create section.

Batch Create

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Amount of Rows to Create The number of additional rows to be created.
Column Name Which settings table row's info being referenced.
Populate Behavior Select if the settings table row is to be empty, copied, or incremented by 1. 

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Focus Row Value Current value of the settings table row to be left empty, copied, or incremented in the new rows. 

Camera Select

An example of a setup table would be a camera selector and can be seen below. These can be different depending on the selected configuration. From here the order on the camera selector row of the panel will be set as well as the desired name on the displays. 

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Column

Description

Order

Allows for quick rearranging of camera order. Right clicking on drag will allow for deleting the row.

Mute

Allows for removing access to a specific camera or to leave a blank spot on the panel

Bound Device

Allows for the selecting of a specific connected camera

Device ID

Ties the camera selector to the specific device. This is found in the Devices section. Each device will have a unique device number per device core. This box should auto-populate when a camera is selected in binding

Combo Device ID

The Device ID associated with the combo device (usually a pan/tilt head) when creating a combo device to present as a single device on the panel.

Camera Name

Customizable name to appear on the displays. Character limit is determined by size of display and can vary. 

Camera Config

Selects the protocol based configuration associated with camera. Needed protocol can be seen in the Devices section, each device is grouped into their native protocols. Double check the correct configuration is selected. Improper selection will effect camera control.

Iris Channel Config

Selects the needed protocol for Iris/Master Black control. For cameras without a variable lens this will follow the same protocol as the device. For cameras with a variable lens, select the protocol for the attached lens.  Not available on all configuration classes.

Tally Forward Config

Selects the needed protocol for Tally to the cameras. .  Not available on all configuration classes.

Tally Index

Sets the Tally Index number to connect with associated tally source device. See Blue Pill/Reactor Manual for more information. This column does not need to be filled out for standard operation.

Route Index

Sets the Route Index number to connect with associated routing device. See Blue Pill/Reactor Manual for more information. This column does not need to be filled out for standard operation.

FrameLink Window

Sets the FrameLink Window value associated with the FrameLink device core for use with FrameLink compatible devices. See Blue Pill/Reactor Manual for more information. This column does not need to be filled out for standard operation.

Ext. Cam Number

Sets an External Camera Select number that is used in a virtual trigger to allow for syncing the camera select between multiple panels. 

Color

Allows for the selecting of a custom color for the camera select buttons. This would be overridden as needed if Tally Forwarding from a switcher is set up. 

Presets

Customize name and color for presets associated with specific camera configurations. 

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Delete the row. 

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Duplicates the details of the column. 

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 Increments the number in the column by +1. 

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Adds a new line to create additional camera selects. 

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Opens a table to create multiple new camera selects. See Batch Create section below.

Batch Create

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Amount of Rows to Create The number of additional rows to be created.
Column Name Which settings table row's info being referenced.
Populate Behavior Select if the settings table row is to be empty, copied, or incremented by 1. 

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Focus Row Value Current value of the settings table row to be left empty, copied, or incremented in the new rows. 

frameshot.pngThe Skaarhoj Frame Link package combined with an HDMI Video Capture card allows for thumbnail presets images on compatible SKAARHOJ panels like the Frame Shot from any HDMI source. 

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At time of writing we have only tested the HDMI Video Capture stick below so would not be able to say how other models perform. 



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Please note, some PTZ camera models natively support thumbnail presets like the Canon CR-N500. The FrameLink package, Framelink Window, and the HDMI Video Capture stick are not needed for those models of cameras. This is only for cameras or other devices that do not natively support this feature. 


The breakdown of the 21 FrameLink Window options is seen below. The incoming HDMI feed can be broken up into either full picture, a 2x2 grid, or a 4x4 grid.  

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Entering the corresponding squares number into the FrameLink Window section of the Camera Selector’s settings table will use that portion of the image as the thumbnail for the preset. In general the grids are for use with a multiviewer. 

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Playlist

Details coming soon.

Routing Panels

An example of a router panel set up can be seen below. These can be different depending on the selected configuration and device. 

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Device Selector

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Column

Description

Order

Allows for quick rearranging of router order. Right clicking on order will allow for deleting the row.

Mute

Allows for removing access to a specific router or to leave a blank spot on the panel

Bound Device

Allows for the selecting of a specific connected routing device.

Device Index

Ties the selector to a specific device associated with the config. See Device Details for the device index number. 

Device Name

Customizable name to appear on the displays. Character limit is determined by size of display and can vary.

Description

Customizable description. Character limit is determined by size of display and can vary.

Device Configuration

Selects the protocol based configuration associated with the router. Needed protocol can be seen in the Devices section, each device is grouped into their native protocols. 

Setting

Setup some extra configurable attributes on some specific device configs. For routers this is usual Input and Output mapping.  See Settings section below.

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Delete the row. 

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Duplicates the details of the column. 

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 Increments the number in the column by +1. 

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Adds a new line to create additional routing select. 

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Opens a table to create multiple new routing selects. See Batch Create section below.

Batch Create

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Amount of Rows to Create The number of additional rows to be created.
Column Name Which settings table row's info being referenced.
Populate Behavior Select if the settings table row is to be empty, copied, or incremented by 1. 

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Settings

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Column

Description

Order Allows for quick rearranging of input/output order. Right clicking on drag will allow for deleting the row.
Mute Allows for removing access to a specific input/output or to leave a blank spot on the panel
Output Number/Input Number Ties the selector to the specific input/output. This is found is determined by the individual router.
Alternative Label Customizable name to appear on the displays. Character limit is determined by size of display and can vary. 
Color Sets the button feedback color. Color options are: OFF, WHITE, WARM, RED, ROSE, PINK, PURPLE, AMBER, YELLOW, DARKBLUE, BLUE, ICE, CYAN, SPRING, GREEN, MINT.
The format for color selection is all large letters with no spaces between words. 
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Advanced Layout Configurations

The layout of the routing configurations are able to be change within the configuration. Within the Advanced Layout Configurations settings table, it is possible to set up page sizes and offsets for each of the configurations as well as set up a prefered order of the layouts. Not all columns are used for each device configuration. 

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Order

Allows for quick rearranging of layout order. Right clicking on drag will allow for deleting the row.

Mute

Allows for removing access to a specific layout or to leave a blank spot on the panel

Layout Number

Out internal reference number for the layout

Label

Text in displays of panel

Input Page Size

Input Page Size

Input Page Offset

Input Page Offset

Output Page Size

Output Page Size

Output Page Offset

Output Page Offset

Level Page Size

Level Page Size

Level Page Offset

Level Page Offset

Preset Recall Page Size

Preset Recall Page Size

Preset Recall Page Offset

Preset Recall Page Offset

Preset Store Page Size

Preset Store Page Size

Preset Store Offset

Preset Store Offset

Salvos Page Size

Salvos Page Size

Salvos Page Offset

Salvos Page Offset

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Delete the row. 

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Duplicates the details of the column. 

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 Increments the number in the column by +1. 

Routing Triggers

An example of a Routing Triggers settings table can be seen below. From here the camera select will trigger a specific route on either a designated routing panel or an aux source of a router. 

Routing Trigger Settings Table

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Column Description
Order Allows for quick rearranging of camera order. Right clicking on drag will allow for deleting the row.
Mute Allows for removing access to a specific camera or to leave a blank spot on the panel
Bound Device Opens a pop up window to select the specific device to insert into the slot. Helps bind the core to the device. 
Device ID The device number for the router or switcher to be used. See Devices section of this page for location information. 
Routing Device Name The device name for the router or switcher to be used. See Devices section of this page for location information. 
Use Switcher or Hub Drop down to select the configuration snippet to be used. The snippet name usually contains the device's name for ease of identification. 
ME/Bus Select The ME/Bus/Aux number to route onto.
Fallback Input If Joystick Override is used, this will be the fallback input RCP only

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Delete the row. 

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Duplicates the details of the column. 

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 Increments the number in the column by +1. 

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Adds a new line to create additional routing trigger. 

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Opens a table to create multiple new routing trigger. See Batch Create section below.

Batch Create

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Amount of Rows to Create The number of additional rows to be created.
Column Name Which settings table row's info being referenced.
Populate Behavior Select if the settings table row is to be empty, copied, or incremented by 1. 

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Devices

In the connected Devices the Device number and name are found in the device information. Input this information in the Routing Trigger's settings table in the column of the same names.

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Camera Select Settings Table

To complete the process, the Routing Index number needs to be set in the Camera Select settings table. This number is the one associated with input number on the router or switching panel. Please note that sometimes the first input might have an internal number of 0 (example: Atem Aux has Black as the first in the drop down, this is input 0 for aux routing)

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Switcher Inputs

An example of a switcher inputs selector can be seen below. These can be different depending on the selected configuration and device. From here the order of inputs for video and audio will be set as well as the desired name on the displays and button color.

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Column

Description

Order

Allows for quick rearranging of channel order. Right clicking on order will allow for deleting the row.

Mute

Allows for removing access to a specific channel or to leave a blank spot on the panel

Video Input

Sets video input order on the panel.

Audio Input

Sets audio input order on the panel.

Alternate Label

Customizable name to appear on the displays. Character limit is determined by size of display and can vary.

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Delete the row. 

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Duplicates the details of the column. 

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 Increments the number in the column by +1. 

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Adds a new line to create additional switching select. 

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Opens a table to create multiple new switching selects. See Batch Create section below.

Batch Create

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Amount of Rows to Create The number of additional rows to be created.
Column Name Which settings table row's info being referenced.
Populate Behavior Select if the settings table row is to be empty, copied, or incremented by 1. 

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Tally Forwarding

An example of a Tally Forwarding settings table can be seen below. From here the camera select buttons will reflect the preview program status of the connected switcher. At the time of writing, it was not yet implemented to forward tally to cameras but it is a feature we are working on. 

Tally Forwarding Settings Table

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Column Description
Order Allows for quick rearranging of camera order. Right clicking on drag will allow for deleting the row.
Mute Allows for removing access to a specific camera or to leave a blank spot on the panel
Bound Device Opens a pop up window to select the specific device to insert into the slot. Helps bind the core to the device. 
Device Number The device number for the router or switcher to be used. See Devices section of this page for location information. 
Tally Device Name The device name for the router or switcher to be used. See Devices section of this page for location information. 
Use Switcher or Hub Drop down to select the configuration snippet to be used. The snippet name usually contains the device's name for ease of identification. 
ME/Bus Select The ME/Bus pull the preview/program status from.

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Delete the row. 

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Duplicates the details of the column. 

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 Increments the number in the column by +1. 

Devices

In the connected Devices the Device number and name are found in the device information. Input this information in the Routing Trigger's settings table in the column of the same names.

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Camera Selector Settings Table

To complete the process, the Tally Index number needs to be set in the Camera Select settings table. This number is the one associated with input number on the switching panel. Please note that sometimes the first input might have an internal number of 0, if you find the preview/program to be offset, try setting input 1 as 0. 

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Transition Types

The Transition Types constant set is used with the Panasonic Kairos curated configuration to set the 4 available transitions type buttons. 

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Column

Description

Order

Allows for quick rearranging of channel order. Right clicking on order will allow for deleting the row.

Mute

Allows for removing access to a specific channel or to leave a blank spot on the panel

Transition Index

Sets the transition type based on order available in the Kairos Creator, see chart below.

Alternate Label

Customizable name to appear on the displays. Character limit is determined by size of display and can vary.

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Delete the row. 

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Duplicates the details of the column. 

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 Increments the number in the column by +1. 

There are 82 total defined transitions available

0 - Blank 10- Wipe Box Bottom Right 20- Barn Door Vertical 30- PW 2 Blade Horizontal 40- Wipe Fan Center Top 50-W  Swp Par Vertical 60- windshield 70- Rotate Top Right 80- Squeeze Vertical Center
1 - Mix 11- Wipe Box Bottom Left 21- Barn Door Horizontal 31- PW 4 Blade 41- WipeFan Center Right 51- W Swp Par Diagonal 61- Wipe Snake 71- Rotate Bottom Right 81- Squeeze Horizontal Center
2 - Mix via Black 12- WipeBox Top Center 22- Barn Door Diagonal Bottom 32- Swipe Clockwise Top 42- Wipe Fan Top 52- W Swp Opp Vertical  62- Wipe Spiral 72- Rotate Top Left Reverse 82- Zoom
3 - Mix Via White 13- Wipe Box Right Center 23- Barn Door Diagonal Top 33- Swipe Clockwise Right 43- Wipe Fan Right 53- W Swp Opp Horizontal 63- Scale 73- Rotate Bottom Left Reverse
4 -Wipe Left 14- Wipe Box Bottom Center 24- Wipe Circle  34- Swipe Clockwise Bottom 44- Wipe Fan Bottom 54- W Swp Diag Top Left 64- Push Left 74- Rotate Top Right Reverse
5 - Wipe Right 15 - Wipe Box Left Center 25- Wipe Star 4 35- Swipe Clockwise Left 45- Wipe Fan Left 55- W Swp Diag Bottom Left 65- Push Right 75- Rotate Bottom Right Reverse
6 - Wipe Top 16- Wipe 4 Box In 26- Wipe Star 5 36- Swipe clockwise Top Left 46- Wipe Fan Out Vertical 56- Saloon Door Top 66- Push Up 76- Squeeze Left
7- Wipe Bottom 17- Wipe 4 Box Out 27- Wipe Star 6 37- Swipe Counter clockwise Bottom Left 47- Wipe Fan Out Horizontal 57- Saloon Door Left

67- Push Down

77- Squeeze Right
8 - Wipe Box Top Left 18- Wipe Diagonal  Top Left

28- Wipe Clock

38- Swipe Clockwise Bottom Right 48- Wipe Fan In Vertical 58- Saloon Door Bottom 68- Rotate Top Left 78- Squeeze Top
9 - Wipe Box Top Right 19- Wipe Diagonal Top Right 29- PW 2 Blade Vertical 39- Swipe Counter Clockwise Top Right 49- Wipe Fan In Horizontal 59- Saloon Door Right 69- Rotate Bottom Left 79- Squeeze Bottom

Quick Controls

Available on some controllers, Quick Control configs are not actually settings tables, however some of them do open up settings table options. 

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Quick Class Configuration Table

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Column

Description

Order

Allows for quick rearranging of camera order. Right clicking on drag will allow for deleting the row.

Mute

Allows for removing access to a specific camera or to leave a blank spot on the panel

Bound Device

Allows for the selecting of a specific connected configuration

Device ID

Ties the camera selector to the specific device. This is found in the Devices section. Each device will have a unique device number per device core. This box should auto-populate when a device is selected in binding

Device Name

Enter the name to be used in the displays for the device selection button. 

Description

Custom description for the configuration

Link Selector

Selects the needed configuration based on the device being connected.

Constant Sets

Opens up settings tables depending on the selected Quick Controls Config

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Delete the row. 

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Duplicates the details of the column. 

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 Increments the number in the column by +1. 

Example of Quick Control Configurations

Quick Class configurations are available for select sections of 6 buttons. These are generally associated with specific devices. 

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Constant Set Examples

Constant sets tied to quick control can include, but are not limited to, Switcher Inputs, Routing Panels, and Playlists. Please see the settings table example for the option presented with the selected Quick Control Config.

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