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FIND THE COM PORT
The next step involves determining which COM port has been assigned to the new connection by the
operating system. This information is required to configure DataLink.
Right-click the My Computer icon on the Windows
®
Desktop, and select Manage from the menu (to open
the Computer Management panel).
Open the Device Manager, and click the + sign next to Ports (COM and LPT) in the right-hand pane to
disclose available communication ports.
Locate the entry for your scoreboard controller – take note which COM port number is assigned to it
(such as COM 1 or COM2).
Note: You should see your new connection listed. If it doesn’t appear at first, try removing and re-inserting the
USB cable connector – or you can use the “Scan for hardware changes” item in the Device Manager’s Action
menu. (If it appears, but shows a ! icon next to its entry, this may indicate a problem with either the USB
connection or your driver installation – try re-installing the driver, following the directions supplied with it.)
Close the Device Manager.
Again, the port number you noted above is required to enable DataLink to recognize the external device.
Important Note: In some environments, Windows may arbitrarily reassign the external device to a different
COM port following a reboot. If this happens, you could simply update the COM port entry in the affected
configuration profile. However, you may prefer instead to lock the connected device to a specific COM port,
using the Windows Device Manager.
To do this, please locate the current port entry for your scoreboard controller. Right-click the entry name, and
select Properties in the drop-down menu. Next, click the Port Settings tab at the top of the Properties panel,
and click the button labeled “Advanced”. Use the Com Port Number drop-down menu to choose an unused
port number, and click the OK button. OK the Properties panel too, then close the Device Manager. The Port
Number you assigned should now be retained on subsequent reboots.
- CONTENTS 3
- Chapter 1 ABOUT THIS GUIDE 9
- PA RT I ( OV ER VI E W ) 11
- Chapter 2 THE ECOSYSTEM 13
- Section 2.4 TAXONOMY 101 14
- Section 4.6.1 for details 15
- Chapter 4 THE MACRO SYSTEM 19
- Section 4.2 SYSTEM MACROS 20
- Section 4.3 SESSION MACROS 20
- RECORDING MACROS 20
- 4.4.1 SNAPSHOT MODE 21
- Section 4.5 MANAGING MACROS 22
- Section 4.6 EDITING MACROS 23
- 4.6.1 MULTI-STEP MACROS 24
- Chapter 5 TRIGGERING MACROS 25
- Section 5.1 HARDWARE 25
- 5.1.1 KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS 26
- FEELING CONFLICTED? 26
- DELIBERATE ‘CONFLICTS’ 27
- 5.1.3 MIDI CONTROLLERS 28
- 5.1.4 GPI CONTROLLERS 28
- CONFIGURATION 28
- LISTENING FOR GPI TRIGGERS 29
- SENDING GPI COMMANDS 29
- Section 5.2 SOFTWARE 30
- 5.2.2 HOTSPOTS 31
- 5.2.3 MEDIA PLAYER MACROS 32
- 5.2.4 AUDIO AUTOMATION 33
- FOLLOW PROGRAM VIDEO 33
- RUN MACRO 33
- 5.2.5 NETWORK CONTROL 34
- 6.1.1 ‘TWINNING’ TRICASTERS 35
- 3. to unite or combine 37
- Chapter 7 DATALINK™ 39
- Section 7.1 INTRODUCTION 39
- FIGURE 25 40
- FIGURE 26 40
- FIGURE 27 43
- SESSION KEYS 44
- TIME AND DATE 44
- 7.3.2 FILE WATCHER 45
- ASCII TEXT 45
- CSV FILES 46
- 7.4.1 RSS 47
- 7.4.2 DATABASE 48
- FIGURE 33 49
- KEY NAME LIST 50
- 7.4.4 HARDWARE CONNECTIONS 50
- USB-SERIAL ADAPTERS 50
- FIND THE COM PORT 51
- Section 8.1 AIRSEND™ 53
- TriCaster and 3Play 54
- LiveText™ 55
- DEFAULT AIRSEND COMMANDS 56
- CLIP_STORE 56
- CLIP_RESTORE 57
- CLIP_ SELECT 57
- CLIP_ MOVE 58
- CLIP_ PLAY 58
- CLIP_ SCRUB 58
- Section 8.2 AMP 59
- Section 8.3 TCP/IP AND HTTP 59
- Chapter 9 FILES AND STORAGE 61
- Section 9.2 IMPORT 62
- Section 9.3 EXPORT 62
- Section 9.4 ASSET MANAGEMENT 63
- Section 9.5 EXTERNAL STORAGE 63
- AP PE ND ICE S 65
- A.1 OVERVIEW 67
- A.2 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT KIT 67
- A.3 PARTICIPATION 67
- B.1 OVERVIEW 69
- B.2 GRAPHICS AND CONTENT 69
- B.2.2 BRAINSTORM MULTIMEDIA 70
- B.2.4 VIZRT 70
- B.2.5 CASPARCG 71
- B.2.6 LIVEXPERT 71
- B.2.7 MEDIA 5 71
- B.2.8 GRAPHICS OUTFITTERS 71
- B.2.9 COMPIX 72
- B.2.10 CHYRONHEGO 72
- B.2.11 CLASSX 72
- B.2.12 TOFERVISION 72
- B.2.13 APRIL BROADCAST 73
- B.2.14 VIRTUALSETWORKS 73
- B.2.15 VIRTUALSETS.COM 73
- B.2.16 FREEPLAY MUSIC 73
- B.3.1 VITEC 73
- B.3.3 EDITSHARE 74
- B.3.4 PROMAX SYSTEMS 74
- B.3.5 AXLE VIDEO 74
- B.4 AUTOMATION 75
- B.5 HARDWARE CONTROLLERS 76
- B.6 INGEST AND CONNECTIVITY 77
- B.6.4 DAKTRONICS 78
- B.6.5 GNURAL NET, INC 78
- B.6.6 TERADEK 78
- B.6.7 MUSHROOM NETWORKS 78
- B.6.8 WOWZA MEDIA SYSTEMS 78
- B.6.9 LIVEU 79
- B.6.11 TELESTREAM 79
- B.6.12 USTREAM 79
- B.6.13 HAIVISION 79
- C.1 SWITCHER AND M/E 81
- _a_row(int)[state: (int)] 82
- _b_row(int) [state: (int)] 82
- _c_row(int)[state: (int)] 82
- _d_row(int)[state: (int)] 82
- _zoom_speed_value(double) 84
- _panx_speed_value(double) 84
- _pany_speed_value(double) 84
- _set_zoom_duration(double) 84
- _copy_preset(int) 85
- _paste_preset(int) 85
- _delete_preset(int) 85
- _set_liveset(string) 85
- _auto(void)[state: (bool)] 86
- _goto_halfway(void) 88
- _goto_top(void) 88
- _goto_bottom(void) 88
- _toggle_reverse(bool) 88
- _toggle_autoreverse(bool) 89
- _select_next(void) 89
- _select_prev(void) 89
- _tbar_speed(double) 91
- _switch_transition(int) 91
- _set_transition(string) 91
- _select(int)[state: (int)] 92
- _switch_source(int) 92
- _play(void)[state: (bool)] 93
- _play_toggle(void) 93
- _stop(void)[state: (bool)] 93
- _back(void) 93
- _forward(void) 94
- _add_clips(string) 94
- _move_playhead_to_clip(int) 94
- _select_clip(int) 95
- _select_clips(string) 95
- _select_clips_by_tag(string) 95
- _relative_time(double) 96
- _relative_frame(int) 96
- _set_duration(double) 98
- _mark_in(double) 98
- _mark_out(double) 98
- _split(void) 99
- _mark_in_reset(void) 99
- _mark_out_reset(void) 99
- _mark_in_out_clear(void) 99
- _copy_selected(void) 99
- _paste_selected(int) 100
- _publish_selected_clips 102
- _select_angle_index(int) 103
- _toggle_livematte(bool) 104
- _toggle_procamp(bool) 104
- _title_end_edit(void) 105
- _position_x(double) 107
- _position_y(double) 107
- _scale_x(double) 108
- _position_reset(void) 108
- _rotation_y(double) 110
- _rotation_z(double) 110
- _rotation_reset(void) 111
- _positioning_enable(bool) 111
- _left_delta_value(double) 111
- _right_delta_value(double) 111
- _up_delta_value(double) 111
- _border_enable(bool) 113
- _select_color_group(int) 113
- _clear_color_group(void) 114
- C.8 RECORD 116
- C.9 AUDIO MIXER 118
- _adjust_volume(double) 119
- _adjust_volume2(double) 119
- _mute(bool)[state: (bool)] 119
- C.9.2 INPUT SPECIFIC 124
- _follow(bool)[state: (bool)] 127
- _talk(bool)[state: (bool)] 127
- C.10 OTHER 129
- APPENDIX D. 3PLAY COMMANDS 133
- D.2 NAVIGATION 145
- _loop (bool) 146
- D.3 PREVIEW ROW 147
- D.4 PROGRAM ROW 148
- _play (bool) 149
- _stop (bool) 149
- _skip_back (void) 149
- _skip_forward (void) 149
- D.6 DSK ROW INPUT SHORTCUTS 150
- D.7 TRANSITION DELEGATES 151
- D.8 TRANSITIONS 153
- _next_fxrate_preset (void) 154
- D.9 DSK 156
- _reset_position (void) 158
- _reset_crop (void) 158
- _auto (void)[state: (bool)] 159
- _take(void)[state: (bool)] 159
- _clip_select (string) 159
- _clip_move (int) 160
- _jog (double) 160
- _play(void) 161
- _stop (void) 161
- _cue (string) 161
- _query (string) 161
- _eject (void) 161
- D.13 PUBLISH 162
- D.14 TRANSFER 162
- D.15 TABS 163
- D.16 MISCELLANEOUS 164
- E.1 DAKTRONICS 167
- E.1.3 FOOTBALL 168
- E.1.4 HOCKEY 168
- E.1.5 SOCCER 168
- E.2 DAKTRONICS CG 169
- E.2.2 BASKETBALL 171
- E.2.3 FOOTBALL 171
- E.2.4 HOCKEY 172
- E.2.5 SOCCER 172
- E.3 DSI KEYS: 173
- E.4 OES 174
- E.5 TRANSLUX FAIRPLAY 174
- E.6 WHITEWAY 174
- E.7 WHITEWAY RAINBOW 175
- Chapter 10 CREDITS 179
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