Grass Valley RTic v.2.43 - Manual (Page 33)

RTic User Manual- document version: 2.43 - 33
14 Events how to
In RTic, switch to Grabber active mode to test.
14.1 Inserting and linking Events and Targets
 Open the Events menu.
 Insert the appropriate Event object.
 Drag the Event on the Target object to link.
14.2 Trigger onSocket Event via socket
 In RTic, rename the Event object: right-click the object > rename to .
 To trigger the Event, send a trigger via a connected socket on port 5005: EVENT
Example command to trigger event "Event_name":
./ptsockcl 192.168.7.9 5005 "EVENT
Event_name"
•
IP: the RTic workstation’s IP-address
• port 5005: the default RTic listen port
Quotes are used to send the EVENT command as a single argument.
14.3 Toggle onTime Event via socket
• In RTic, rename the onTime object: right-click the object > rename to .
• To trigger the Event, send a trigger via a connected socket on port 5005: TIMER
[on/off/toggle]
Example command to start event "ontime":
./ptsockcl 192.168.7.9 5005 "TIMER ontime on"
•
IP: the RTic workstation’s IP-address
• port 5005: the default RTic listen port
Quotes are used to send the EVENT command as a single argument.
Quotes are used to send the EVENT command as a single argument.