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  • 1.  Vision control of GPIO's

    Posted 05-21-2015 17:08
    Running a Vision 3 v 16.0a MD. Want to control 8 GPO's but NOT through a custom. I have it working so that when I select a certain crosspoint, it triggers a GPO (an audio rail), BUT when I select a different crosspoint, I want to fire the first one again (bring the first GPO'd rail down) and then fire the GPO associated with that second crosspoint switch. Is this possible?


  • 2.  RE: Vision control of GPIO's

    Posted 05-22-2015 15:44
    Is your GPI a pulse or level? If you use a level, could you program your audio console to bring the rail down on loss of input?

    In your scenario, if you put XPT A in program, it fires and holds GPO 1 as long as its in program. Then when you select XPT B in program, it fires GPO 2, which cuts off the level on GPO 1 (since its no longer in program), thus killing the voltage input to your audio console.

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  • 3.  RE: Vision control of GPIO's

    Posted 05-22-2015 16:17
    What is happening is when I select XPT B it does kill level on XPT A...but doesnt bring up the level on XPT B

    What I want is XPT 1 (GPO 1) on air...when I select XPT B (GPO 2) I want GPO 1 to go down and GPO 2 to come up. Is that possible?

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  • 4.  RE: Vision control of GPIO's

    Posted 05-22-2015 21:24
    You're using the GPIOs that are configured in the BNC menu correct?

    http://i.imgur.com/5TjJXG4.png

    Unfortunately it's only possible to assign one GPI output to a BNC using this method. If you want to fire multiple GPIs you'll have to use a custom control.

    If you really don't want to use custom controls to trigger the the crosspoint selection and multiple GPIOs you could do a GPI loopback. The GPI output triggered by selecting the crosspoint would loopback into the switcher and trigger a GPI input that triggers a custom control that triggers multiple GPO outputs (tongue twister!).Only limitation there is the number of GPI pins on the Vision.

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  • 5.  RE: Vision control of GPIO's

    Posted 05-26-2015 16:30
    Can your sound device be triggered by both the presence of AND loss of voltage? Using a level GPI, then, the switch goes on, rail up. Switch goes off, rail down. That way you don't need another GPI to tell it to pull the rail down; the loss of connection does that. Then you use your second GPI to tell it go send rail 2 up.

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  • 6.  RE: Vision control of GPIO's

    Posted 05-26-2015 17:21
    Yes Garner I am in the correct menu...hmmm I have to think about your suggestion...its making my head hurt

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