This version adds support for the Quasar Aux returns. This requires Quasar software version 2.1.0 or later to work. Each of the two aux returns provides the following read/write properties which accept values of ON, OFF, or swap:
ON_State: Whether the aux buss return in on or off
Asg_PGM1: Whether the aux buss return is assigned to Program Buss 1
Asg_PGM2: Whether the aux buss return is assigned to Program Buss 2
Asg_PGM3: Whether the aux buss return is assigned to Program Buss 3
Asg_PGM4: Whether the aux buss return is assigned to Program Buss 4
This version adds the READY_State and Fader_State properties to the Lwch and Fach objects. These properties are read only on Element, Fusion, and Quasar consoles.
READY_State: Whether the fader's ready state is off or on
Fader_State: Whether the fader is up or down
This version allows you to add a range of multicast aes67 addresses rather than having to add each one at a time. From the Axia Audio Router Points tab, select the Add Aes67 Source. Then for the Type, select Multicast. The Multicast IP field will now have a second field indicating the number of ios you wish to add:
By default x1 will be selected indicating only one new source will be added. This behaves the way previous versions do. Changing the x parameter to a larger number (say 255), will loop though that many ios incrementing the multicast ip and adding an underscore and number to the source name, adding them into the router.
For customers using the scheduling license, if you want to display a scheduling calendar without the rest of the Pathfinder header and navigation bar, this can now be accomplished by adding a parameter to the url. The parameter is nonavnohead and should be placed after the ? in the url followed by an ampersand. For example:
This can also be used with the iframe widget in panels to embed the scheduling calendar into a panel. However, this should be considered a short term solution as in future releases we hope to add a scheduling calendar widget which will be more flexible.
This version adds a CurrentChannelNumber property to Axia Gpio Destinations. This may be used to set or react to multicast livewire channel number assignments on gpio router destinations. It is important to note that if the destination is being used in snake mode (normal axia gpio routing), this value will be zero. Additionally using a channel number of 0 will clear the gpio routing in the same way as clearing it in the router would do. Also destinations that have a channel number will show a cleared route in the Axia Gpio router since that router works exclusively with snake mode. This can be used to more easily change the channel number associated with a gpio when multicast gpios are in use.
