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Control Raduga with a broadcast console

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PopSX7C_FM

2005-07-20 15:25:24

Control Raduga with a broadcast console

Hello,
i have bought a broadcast console (AIRMATE) which have fader-start function and on remote control.
How to do for controlling Raduga with this broadcast console.
The broadcast console provide a signal with a 6.5 jack.

Thank you.

(http://www.d-r.nl/dnrsite/products/airmate/airmate.html)

PopSX7C_FM

2005-07-21 07:47:45

Re: Control Raduga with a broadcast console

I know that Raduga only support joystick (D-Sub).
Do I have to do a converter for Jack to D-Sub.
The jack produce a continuous signal (but I can produce a one time signal). Which signal do i chose?
What I have to do for making this converter?

Thank you.

PopSX7C_FM

2005-07-21 07:47:53

Re: Control Raduga with a broadcast console

I know that Raduga only support joystick (D-Sub).
Do I have to do a converter for Jack to D-Sub.
The jack produce a continuous signal (but I can produce a one time signal). Which signal do i chose?
What I have to do for making this converter?

Thank you.

Charlie @ MicsLive.com

2005-07-22 11:54:43

Re: Control Raduga with a broadcast console

See here for a wiring diagram:
http://micslive.com/remote.PNG

This was for another playout system, but the layout is the same and the componants are needed for Windows to "see" a joystick. Buttons1,2,3,4 control Start/Stop/Break/Next respectively.

If you have access to a soldering iron and the resistors, you can make it all in the 15way plug. Then add a 2way, 4button joystick in Gaming Options (under Control Panel). Click properties to test the buttons...and you're away.

Pin's 1 + 8 are +5v pins, so it wouldn't really matter which ones you used, aslong as the Joystick 1+2 pins got some voltage (via a resistor) - This enables Windows to "see" a joystick. If you have normal closing contacts on your mixer (momentary), it'll work fine.

See the old thread, here:
http://www.wolosoft.com/cgi-bin/mb/mb.pl?Action=ViewThread&BoardID=1&ThreadID=688#2196
and
http://www.wolosoft.com/cgi-bin/mb/mb.pl?Action=ViewThread&BoardID=1&ThreadID=826#2701


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Charlie @ MicsLive.com

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