Grass Valley Kaleido Remote Control Protocol Gateway May.2011 - Manual (Page 24)

USER’S GUIDE
20 | Kaleido Remote Control Protocol (Gateway)
Notes:
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A session with user privileges must first be opened for this command to work on a
Kaleido-X or Kaleido-X16 multi-viewer.
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This command is currently not supported on the KMV-3901/3911 models.
Returned value can be any of:
 DETAILS: The command was executed.
DETAILS will vary depending on the type of audio output detected.
When no audio output is currently being monitored:
 Type="NONE"
For a streaming source, the returned value indicates the IP address and the Feed ID of the
source using the following syntax:
 Type="STREAMING" IP="999.999.999.999"
FeedID="XX"
Where:
o 999.999.999.999 is the IP address of the device from where the stream originates.
o XX is the identifier of the feed to use.
For an audio card source, the returned value indicates which audio card input is being monitored:
 Type="AUDIOCARD" Input="999"
Where 999 indicates the input from the card.
For an embedded source, the returned value will contain the video input, the group and the AES
used. The syntax will be:
 Type="EMBEDDED" Input="AAA" Group="BB"
AES="X"
Where:
o AAA indicates the video input.
o BB indicates the group. Valid values are from 1 to 4.
o X indicates the AES. Valid value can be either 1 or 2.
 : The command was not executed.
setKAudioOut KX K2 AQ
The user can select the audio to be monitored by using this Gateway command. The syntax of
the command will differ if the user indicates to monitor audio coming from a stream, from an audio
card, from an embedded source or no audio at all. In general, you can select any audio source to
be monitored, even if this source is not represented in an audio meter on the current layout.