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	The PDA remote control has developed from the terminal interface of DMXControl over the serial remote control. By the « PDA remote control » DMXControl can ( telnet, COM interface, Bluetooth or about WLAN ) head with PDA and other serial interfaces.		The PDA remote control has developed from the terminal interface of DMXControl over the serial remote control. By the « PDA remote control » DMXControl can ( telnet, COM interface, Bluetooth or about WLAN ) head with PDA and other serial interfaces.

	{{ ~~BoxImportant~~\| ~~Text=~~The window of the PDA remote control must remain open as in the case of all other remote controls/controls in DMXControl. No communication takes place at closed window.}}		{{Manual Box \| en \| Important \| The window of the PDA remote control must remain open as in the case of all other remote controls/controls in DMXControl. No communication takes place at closed window.}}

	==Description==		==Description==
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	A list of the commands and answers are listed by DMXControl into table following this one. Developers who would like to write an external program for DMXControl's control can make first experiences the best with a terminal program like telnet or Putty. This goes with the order at local work: '''telnet 127. 0. 0. 1 2145'''. One then immediately recognizes what the answers look. All commands are interpreted by great/use of small initial letters independently of DMXControl.		A list of the commands and answers are listed by DMXControl into table following this one. Developers who would like to write an external program for DMXControl's control can make first experiences the best with a terminal program like telnet or Putty. This goes with the order at local work: '''telnet 127. 0. 0. 1 2145'''. One then immediately recognizes what the answers look. All commands are interpreted by great/use of small initial letters independently of DMXControl.

	{{ ~~BoxHint~~		{{Manual Box \| en \| Hint \| Instead of '''SetChannel''', so '''sEtChAnNeL''' also can be written to.
	\| ~~Text=~~Instead of '''SetChannel''', so '''sEtChAnNeL''' also can be written to.
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	With '''RunCommand 7 6 3''' the chaser has 1 to start or to stop with '''RunCommand 7 6 4''' for itself. For the chaser 3 these would be the calls '''RunCommand 7 8 3''' and '''RunCommand 7 8 4'''. If values still must be transferred, these are appended behind: '''RunCommand 7 6 3 0 0,000'''. Other calls work according to the same principle.		With '''RunCommand 7 6 3''' the chaser has 1 to start or to stop with '''RunCommand 7 6 4''' for itself. For the chaser 3 these would be the calls '''RunCommand 7 8 3''' and '''RunCommand 7 8 4'''. If values still must be transferred, these are appended behind: '''RunCommand 7 6 3 0 0,000'''. Other calls work according to the same principle.

	{{ ~~BoxHinweis~~		{{Manual Box \| en \| Hint \| Perhaps it helps at the understanding to look at the programming of the command box. The columns at the button programming '''module''', '''device/function''', '''channel''', '''flags''' and '''value''' correspond to the levels, IDs and values of the '''RunCommand''' command.
	\| ~~Text=~~Perhaps it helps at the understanding to look at the programming of the command box. The columns at the button programming '''module''', '''device/function''', '''channel''', '''flags''' and '''value''' correspond to the levels, IDs and values of the '''RunCommand''' command.
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	== GetCommandPossibilities und RunCommand ==		== GetCommandPossibilities und RunCommand ==
	~~Um einen spezifischen Befehl mit~~ '''~~RunCommand~~''' ~~auszuführen~~, ~~muss man wissen, welche~~ ID ~~der Befehl besitzt~~. ~~Diese~~ ID ~~kann man mit dem Aufruf~~ '''GetCommandPossibilities''' ~~sehr einfach herausfinden~~. ~~Man arbeitet sich dabei Schritt für Schritt von der obersten Ebene~~ (1) ~~bis zur benötigten Ebene~~ (z.B. 3) ~~herab~~. ~~Die erste Ziffer hinter dem Aufruf stellt die Ebene dar, auf der man sich gerade befindet~~. ~~Die folgenden Ziffern stehen für die~~ IDs ~~der Ergebnisse der Abfragen der vorherigen Ebenen~~. ~~Daher ist es sehr wichtig, dass die Ebenen der Reihe nach durchlaufen werden~~.		To execute a specific order with '''rush command''', one must know which ID the order has. One very simply can find out this ID with the call '''GetCommandPossibilities'''. One works himself at this step by step down from the topmost level (1) up to the required level (e.g. 3). The first number behind the call represents the level on which one just is. The following numbers stand for the IDs of the results of the queries of the previous levels. It is therefore very important that the level of the row will pass after.
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	~~Um z~~.B. ~~einen Effekt auf diese Weise zu starten~~, ~~könnte dies wie folgt aussehen~~: ~~Ein Aufruf des Befehls~~ '''GetCommandPossibilities 1''' ~~liefert die folgende Tabelle, wobei es hier keine zweite Ziffer gibt, da wir uns auf der höchsten Ebene~~ (~~Ebene~~ 1) ~~befinden~~.		To start e.g. an effect this way, this could look as follows: A call of the order '''GetCommandPossibilities 1''' delivers the following table in which there isn't a second number since we are on the highest level (level 1).
	~~Installierte~~ Plugins ~~reihen sich in die Liste ein, wenn vorhanden~~.		Installed Plugins join the list if available.

	1. Deaktivate		1. Deaktivate
	2. Audio		2. Audio
	3. ~~Audiotrack~~		3. Audio track
	4. BeatTool		4. BeatTool
	5. DMX~~-Ausgabe~~		5. DMX outpute
	6. DMXIn~~-Remote~~		6. DMXIn remote
	'''7. ~~Effekte~~'''		'''7. Chasers'''
	8. External Action (Plugin)		8. External Action (Plugin)
	9. ~~Geräte~~		9. Devices
	10. ~~Gruppenauswahl~~		10. Group selection
	11. Joystick		11. Joystick
	12. ~~KommandoBox~~		12. Command box
	13. ~~Kommandozeile~~		13. Command line
	14. Master		14. Master
	15. MIDI~~-Remote~~		15. MIDI remote
	16. OSC~~-Receiver~~ (~~PLugin~~)		16. OSC receiver (Plugin)
	17. Sound ~~Analyzer~~		17. Sound analyzer
	18. Submaster		18. Submaster
	19. ~~Szenenbibliothek~~		19. Cue libary
	20. ~~Szenenliste~~		20. Cue list
	21. ~~Textbuch~~		21. Textbook

	~~Nun fragen wir die Optionen für die~~ '''ID 7 ~~Effekte~~''' ~~für die Ebene~~ '''2''' ab: '''GetCommandPossibilities 2 7''' ~~liefert uns die~~ ID, ~~der Optionen~~, ~~auf die zugegriffen werden kann~~. ~~Auswahl und Sprünge der Effekte wäre in diesem Fall über die IDs~~ 1-4 ~~möglich~~. ~~Die selbst programmieten Effekte haben die~~ IDs ab 6:		We question on the options '''for the ID 7 chasers''' for the level '''2''' now: '''GetCommandPossibilities 2 7''' provides the ID, the options which can be accessed, to us. In this case 1-4 would be choice and jumps of the chasers possibly about the IDs. The pro-even grief rents chasers have the IDs as of 6:

	1. ~~Alle~~		1. All
	2. ~~Ausgewählter~~		2. Selected
	3. ~~Nächster~~		3. Next
	4. ~~Vorheriger~~		4. Previous
	5. ----		5. ----
	'''6. [~~EFFEKT~~ 1]'''		'''6. [CHASER 1]'''
	7. [~~EFFEKT~~ 2]		7. [CHASER 2]
	8. [~~EFFEKT~~ 3]		8. [CHASER 3]
	9. ...		9. ...

	~~Der nun folgende Aufruf für die 3. Ebene~~ '''GetCommandPossibilities 3 6''' ~~zeigt~~ in ~~unserem Beispiel~~ ''[~~Effekt~~ 1]'' ~~die für diesen Effekt möglichen Funktionen~~. DMXControl ~~gibt folgende Liste zurück~~:		The call following now for the 3rd level '''GetCommandPossibilities 3 6''' shows the functions possible for this effect in our example ''[CHASER 1]''. DMXControl gives the following list back:

	1. ~~Auswählen~~		1. Select
	2. Start/Stop		2. Start/Stop
	'''3. Start'''		'''3. Start'''
	4. Stop		4. Stop
	5. ~~Beschl. setzen~~		5. Set acceleration
	6. ~~Intens. setzen~~		6. Set intensity
	7. ~~Nächster Schritt~~		7. Next step
	8. ~~Wiederh. ein~~/~~aus~~		8. Repeat on/off

	~~Mit~~ '''RunCommand 7 6 3''' ~~lässt sich der Effekt~~ 1 ~~starten oder mit~~ '''RunCommand 7 6 4''' ~~stoppen~~. ~~Für den Effekt~~ 3 ~~wären das die Aufrufe~~ '''RunCommand 7 8 3''' ~~und~~ '''RunCommand 7 8 4'''. ~~Wenn noch Werte mit übertragen werden müssen~~, ~~werden diese hinten angehängt~~: '''RunCommand 7 6 3 0 0.000'''. ~~Andere Aufrufe funktionieren nach dem selben Prinzip~~.		With '''RunCommand 7 6 3''' the chaser has 1 to start or to stop with '''RunCommand 7 6 4''' for itself. For the chaser 3 these would be the calls '''RunCommand 7 8 3''' and '''RunCommand 7 8 4'''. If values still must be transferred, these are appended behind: '''RunCommand 7 6 3 0 0,000'''. Other calls work according to the same principle.

	{{ BoxHinweis		{{ BoxHinweis
	\| Text=~~Evtl~~. ~~hilft es beim Verständnis sich die Programmierung der Kommandobox anzusehen. Die Spalten bei der Buttonprogrammierung~~ '''~~Modul~~''', '''~~Gerät~~/~~Funktion~~''', '''~~Kanal~~''', '''~~Flags~~''' ~~und~~ '''~~Wert~~''' ~~entsprechen den Ebenen~~, IDs ~~und Werten des~~ '''RunCommand'''~~-Befehls~~.		\| Text=Perhaps it helps at the understanding to look at the programming of the command box. The columns at the button programming '''module''', '''device/function''', '''channel''', '''flags''' and '''value''' correspond to the levels, IDs and values of the '''RunCommand''' command.
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	Tutorials		Tutorials
	#[[PDA-2-DMXC\|PDA-2-DMXC Tutorial]]		#[[PDA-2-DMXC\|PDA-2-DMXC Tutorial]] ''''Not yet translated''''
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	== Links ~~und Referenzen~~==		==Links and references==
	Links		Links
	#PDA-Fernbedienung Software: http://www.dmxcontrol.de/files/pda-2-dmxc/PDA-2-DMXC_1.0_Setup.exe		#PDA-Fernbedienung Software: http://www.dmxcontrol.de/files/pda-2-dmxc/PDA-2-DMXC_1.0_Setup.exe

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