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MC258-2 Device Control with DeltaServer : User Guide © 2023 7thSense
Using Serial Events for Device Control
Serial events are named .7SE files and are written in .xml, so can be edited in Notepad or similar text
editor. Delta relates each serial event to a specific com port, so you must create a new serial event
file for
each of the com ports used (whether each port connects a single device or multiple).
The following example of serial event code offers a range of serial commands relating to Christie
Projectors. In the example, several projectors are daisy-chained together from the ‘left’ port, and
others from the ‘right’ port (where left and right simply relate to the positions of the projectors within
space).
Remember to edit the RESOURCENAME field to create a unique name for each one, e.g. ‘Left
Projectors’, ‘Right Projectors’, and to save each of the files back into the \SerialEvents folder under
appropriate names (e.g. LeftProjectors.7SE, RightProjectors.7SE).
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<SERIALEVENT_ARCHIVE>
<COMMENT>Copyright(c) 2006 - 7thSense :
http://www.7thsense.one</COMMENT>
<COMMENT>Roadie 25k, Roadster S, Mirage S, Christie DS,DW,HD, Matrix
3000,4000, DLV1400-DX,DLV1920-DX</COMMENT>
<DATE>08.09.2006 14:20:00</DATE>
<VERSION>1.0</VERSION>
<BETA>Beta</BETA>
<FILENAME>C:\SerialEvents\ leftprojectors.7SE </FILENAME>
<RESOURCENAME> Left Projectors </RESOURCENAME>
<SERIALEVENTS>
<CommandCount>7</CommandCount>
<SelectedCommand>0</SelectedCommand>
<InputOutput>Output</InputOutput>
<COMMAND0>
<NAME>Shutter Open Projector 1</NAME>
<DATA>(1SHU 0)</DATA>
</COMMAND0>
<COMMAND1>
<NAME>Shutter Close Projector 1</NAME>
<DATA>(1SHU 1)</DATA>
</COMMAND1>
<COMMAND2>
<NAME>Shutter Open All</NAME>
<DATA>(SHU 0)</DATA>
</COMMAND2>
<COMMAND3>
<NAME>Shutter Close All</NAME>
<DATA>(SHU 1)</DATA>
</COMMAND3>
<COMMAND4>
<NAME>Power On All</NAME>
<DATA>(PWR 1)</DATA>
</COMMAND4>
<COMMAND5>
<NAME>Power Off All</NAME>