Driver Details

Interactive Technologies CueServer 2

By: RTI
Updated: July 20, 2018
Version: 1.0

Description:

This driver controls the CueServer2 via serial using "CueScript in [Brackets]" protocol.

Version History:

Version 1.0: Initial Release

InteractiveTechnologies

CueServer 2

This driver controls the CueServer2 via serial using "CueScript in [Brackets]" protocol

Revision History
1.0
The initial release of the driver

Connection Setup

The driver uses the "CueScript in [Brackets]" protocol. To set, open CueServer Studio click the "Stations" option found in the "Triggers" dropdown. Expand the "Built-In" menu and select "RS-232 Port" option. In the Protocol section select "CueScript in [Brackets]". Select the correct Baud Rate and Click Apply

Configuration Setup

Group Setup - Supports 32 Groups, the Name and Number fields allow for non suquential groups to be controlled

Zone Setup - Supports 32 Zones

Playback Setup - Supports 32 Playbacks

Preset Setup - Supports 64 Presets, the Name and Number fields allow for non suquential groups to be controlled

Channel Setup - Supports 64 Channels, the Name and Number fields allow for non suquential groups to be controlled

Cue Setup - Supports 64 Cues, the Name and Number fields allow for non suquential groups to be controlled

RAW Command

A raw command was provided to allow for additional, more complex, CueScript commands to be sent. The Brackets([ ]) are handled by the driver so only the string is required in the field. Feedback is not generally supported for these commands unless the command matches the driver configuration.

Example: Sending RAW command: [Cue 1] ,will select Cue 1 as the next cue in the active playback fader. If you have Cue 1 configured in the driver config, the feedback variable with be set correctly.

*Note - The driver does not use any abbreviations and includes spaces between strings.

Example: [Channel 2 At 50] is used to set channel 2 to 50%

Feedback would only apply if the condition outlined above is met and no abbreviations are used.