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Sascha F. Roll
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 - posted 09-14-2015 04:35 PM      Profile for Sascha F. Roll   Email Sascha F. Roll   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
When creating a SPL the volume cues appear in the list together all the other automation cues (projector, gpio), from 0.0 up to 9.9.

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Carsten Kurz
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If the connection works, format and volume cues show up automatically in the Sony cuelist. If they do not show up, the connection doesn't work. Per default, the SRX-R510/515 have CP750 cntrol over ethernet enabled in the INI file.
So all that's needed should be to have the CP750 on the same subnet as the Control-Port of the S10 server, properly cabled, and have the right CP750 IP configured in network config dialog on the S10. And of course, first time, reboot the S10, it want's to see the CP750 at boot time.

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Mike Moreno
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yes it works on cp750.
i have to try with a cp650 and the other connection.

thanks

Miguel Moreno
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Hakan Bicer
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we must add these line to SMSMgrServer_custom.ini file

#Audio processor control
com.sony.dcinema.serial.impl.AudioDeviceManagerImpl.audioProcessorClassPath=com.sony.dcinema.serial.impl.CP750Control
com.sony.dcinema.serial.impl.CP750Control.defaultVolume=7
com.sony.dcinema.sms.messages.MsgBodyGPIOControlList.CP750VolumeList=3,3.5,4,4.5,5,5.5,6,6.5,7
com.sony.dcinema.serial.impl.CP750Control.connection=Ethernet
com.sony.dcinema.serial.impl.CP750Control.ethernetTimeout=1

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Carsten Kurz
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No, Hakan, you don't.

At least if these settings have not been changed before by the installer. CP750 control via Ethernet is the preconfigured default on the Sony 510/515. All you need to do is to configure the CP750 IP address in the 510/515 network setup (GUI). The CP750 volume cues will then show up in your cues list (if the CP750 is powered on).

These original settings are set in the SMSMgrServer.ini, and can/need to be overriden if needed in the SMSMgrServer_custom.ini

ABSOLUTELY NEVER touch the SMSMgrServer.ini, only use SMSMgrServer_custom.ini for changes to the default config!

A standard 510/515 has these settings active in the SMSMgrServer.ini:

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com.sony.dcinema.serial.impl.AudioDeviceManagerImpl.audioProcessorClassPath=com.sony.dcinema.serial.impl.CP750Control

com.sony.dcinema.serial.impl.CP750Control.defaultVolume=5.8

com.sony.dcinema.sms.messages.MsgBodyGPIOControlList.CP750VolumeList=0.5,1,1.5,2,2.5,3,3.5,4,4.5,5,5.5,6,6.5,7,7.5,8,8.5,9,9.5,10

com.sony.dcinema.serial.impl.CP750Control.connection=Ethernet

com.sony.dcinema.serial.impl.CP750Control.ethernetTimeout=1
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The easiest way to get a grip on these settings is to create a full log - it will contain all system config files, including these two INIs, and you can easily open them on a standard PC using notepad, etc. to have a look at both INI files. Then you can educate yourself about which settings need to be changed in the custom.ini.
Then add them on the Sony using vi.

- Carsten

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