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1.7 KiB
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58 lines
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This package provides example programs for use with libartnet.
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For installation notes, see the INSTALL file.
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Examples provided:
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A. artnet-usb
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B. artnet-dmxconsole
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C. artnet-discover
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A. artnet-usb
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Usage: artnet-usb [OPTIONS]
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Acts as an ArtNet to DMX node using the Enttec Open Usb Interface
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-a <ip-address> IP address to listen on (defaults to the address
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of the first non loopback interface)
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-d <dmx-device> device for dmx output (default /dev/dmx0)
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-p <port-address> port address for output universe (default 0)
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-s <subnet-address> subnet address for output universe (default 0)
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-v be verbose (prints data for first four channels)
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The universe address of the port is made up from the subnet address and the
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port address. The four least significat bits are the port address, the four
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most significat are the subnet address.
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For example :
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artnet-usb -p 3 -s 2
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sets the universe address to 0x23
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B. artnet-dmxconsole
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Usage: artnet-dmxconsole [OPTIONS]
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A console based controller which outputs DMX data over ArtNet.
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Modified from the original dmxconsole in dmx4linux.
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-a <ip-address> IP address to send from (defaults to the address
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of the first non loopback interface)
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-p <port-address> port address for universe (default 0)
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-s <subnet-address> subnet address for universe (default 0)
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C. artnet-discover
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Usage: artnet-discover [OPTIONS]
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Prints information about ArtNet nodes
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-a <ip-address> IP address to use (defaults to the address
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of the first non loopback interface)
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-t <seconds> The number of seconds to wait for replies
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(defaults to 2 seconds)
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