Open dmeledon opened 4 years ago
stephenlatty
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1 year ago I'd also suggest compatibility with the Leader LV5350, a similar but newer reference multi SDI monitor to the LV5333. The monitor has waveform, vector scope monitoring for multiple inputs. It also has a feature to screen capture and play back the capture to compare with the current input which would be a great function for Companion Module (Stream Deck) use.
strawberrydit
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1 year ago I would also like to offer that I have these monitors and would test any module software if needed. I do not have the 5350 but I want to see it supported as well. If anyone is going to implement this, please get in touch at michael@strawberrycolor.com because I have implemented remote control already on these units within bash, expect and python.
strawberrydit
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1 year ago Below is python3 with telnetlib and this code not only can make a change, it is a toggle for any setting that has two states - This will switch backlight from high to low or the reverse. Thsi works for both LV5330 and LV5333, you just change the MODEL variable to LV5330,. Almost all commands are the same between these two monitors. 5350 is a completely different machine unfortunately.
`#!/usr/bin/env python3
HOST = 192.168.1.2 MODEL = LV5333
import telnetlib tn = telnetlib.Telnet() tn.open(HOST) tn.read_until(b"login: ", timeout=5) tn.write(MODEL.encode("ascii")+b"\r") tn.read_until(b"Password: ", timeout=5) tn.write(MODEL.encode("ascii")+b"\r")
tn.read_until(MODEL.encode("ascii")+b">", timeout=5) tn.write(b"SYSTEM:DISPLAY:BACKLIGHT ?\r")
STATEBYTES = tn.read_until(MODEL.encode("ascii")+b">", timeout=5) STATE = STATEBYTES.decode()
if 'HIGH' in STATE: tn.write(b"SYSTEM:DISPLAY:BACKLIGHT LOW\r") if 'LOW' in STATE: tn.write(b"SYSTEM:DISPLAY:BACKLIGHT HIGH\r")
tn.read_until(MODEL.encode("ascii")+b">", timeout=5) tn.write(b"bye\r") tn.read_until(b"Connection closed by foreign host.", timeout=5) tn.close()
Describe the feature Support for remote commands and remote status from Leader 5333
Is this platform dependent (windows, mac, ..)? No, device uses telnet
If documentation is required to implement, do you know where to find it? lv5333_e_2_18.pdf Page 171 of the attached manual.
Usecases Useful for changing modes as part of batch actions when performing tasks which require a different analysis view on the Leader (for example adjusting exposure (switch to waveform) or white balance (switch to vector scope)).