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Open Sound Control (OSC) is a widely used protocol for controlling all sorts of devices. This is a generic protocol implementation, so you have to know the exact commands your device reacts to, and how to connect to it.OSC works by sending commands with an add...

Audio Class configurations are default configurations provided by SKAARHOJ that work with controllers that have at least 4 Faders as their main components. To use them in Reactor, select a "Generic Audio" configuration for your panel, then fill the channel co...

This guide will show you how to connect a Skaarhoj Waveboard to the Waves Cloud MX mixing platform. On your Cloud MX instance, install the rtpMIDI driver. This will be used to establish a midi connection to the Skaarhoj device. Once installed, open the rtpMI...

The Blue Pill system manager provides multiple API endpoints, that can be triggered by simple http requests. This can be useful in advanced scenarios, where external systems should trigger changes on a panel.  This is an advanced topic and basic knowledge of ...

The Tilta Nucleus Core supports control of Tilta Nucleus-M motors via a wired connection. It operates through a USB-to-UART (TTL) converter. We have tested it using this converter in 3.3V mode:https://www.waveshare.com/usb-to-ttl-d.htm Other converters may w...

The Ross OGP core has the ability to capture all device parameter information and save it. This information can be used to help Skaarhoj add new models to the system. This guide will show how to create a model dump. 1. Connect to device Connect to the devic...

The Video Follow Audio model of the Skaarhoj Producer Assistant core provides functionalities for automated switcher control, based on logic inputs, such as an audio meter. This can be used in simple scenarios, such as a debate or radio program, to automatica...

The PTZ Playlist model of the Skaarhoj Producer Assistant core automates PTZ preset recall during a production. It keeps your off-air cameras moving to fresh shots, can stage the next shot on preview for you, or even run the switcher fully automatic. This is ...

The HTTP Device Core is a generic device core that lets a SKAARHOJ controller talk to any device or online service that exposes an HTTP / REST API — power switchers, lighting bridges, media servers, automation platforms, or your own backend. Because it is ge...

The Dante API Device Core lets a SKAARHOJ controller drive audio and video routing on a Dante network through Dante Director or Dante Domain Manager (DDM). Rather than making the operator deal with Dante’s two-part “device + channel” addressing, you map the ...

The Studio Simulator is a whole TV facility that exists only in software. It pretends to be the routers, vision mixers, cameras, multiviewers, processing boxes and audio consoles of a broadcast plant, and draws the lot as one large picture: where every signa...

The Studio Simulator ships with four facilities built in. This page is about building your own: pick the devices, say what is cabled to what, and lay out how it is drawn — all in the browser, with no code and no rebuild. A facility you build this way is a si...

FlowGrid turns a rack full of separate routers, switchers and processors into one router. You work with numbered sources and destinations and a single set of names; FlowGrid works out which physical device has to do what, and does it. It is signal-agnostic ...

The Routing page is where an operator works. It has one row per destination, and you choose that destination’s source from a dropdown on the row. This is not a crosspoint matrix. You do not click a grid intersection — you pick a source for a destination, th...

A salvo is a named snapshot of routes. Fire it and every destination in it jumps to its stored source in one action — a show-open state, a rehearsal layout, an emergency fallback. There are two ways to build one, and the first is much faster. Capturing a s...

Two things should follow the signal rather than the cable: the tally lamp that tells a camera operator they are live, and the label under a monitor that says what is on it. FlowGrid moves both along the route automatically. Both are set up per input and per...

IFB — interruptible foldback — is the return feed a source hears while it is on air: the director’s talkback in a reporter’s earpiece. FlowGrid can set that return up automatically, so nobody has to remember to patch it when the shot changes. Link groups ke...

The Setup Wizard builds a complete FlowGrid configuration from nothing, in eight guided steps. It is the right starting point for a new installation; to change one that already exists, use the Editors instead. Open it from Wizard in the sidebar (under Admin...

The Editors are where you change a configuration that already exists — add a destination, retarget a port, rename a group, set up tally. They sit under Editor in the sidebar: Outputs, Inputs, Tielines & Inserts, Groups, Levels and Devices. Everything here c...

A tieline is a real cable from one device’s output into another device’s input. It is what lets FlowGrid present several separate boxes as one router. When an operator asks for a source that lives on device A on a destination that lives on device B, FlowGri...