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node-red-contrib-kramer

v0.3.6

Published

Kramer Control For Node Red

Downloads

13

Readme

node-red-contrib-kramer

Kramer Control for Node Red
Tested Using the VP-774A

In Development Not Ready For Use!

Required MSG Object (Will also be the same on the output unless msg.topic is response in which case the msg.payload will be the response)

msg.payload.type*

The type of command to be set, can either be "set" or "get"

msg.payload.func*

The function to be processed, look below at the supported functions, can also be sent the raw command ID found in the offical documentation

msg.payload.param*

The parameters for the function, look below for the supported parameters, can also be sent the raw command ID found in the offical documentation (* = required)

List of Supported Commands

msg.payload.func = "display mode"

  • msg.payload.param = "single window"
  • msg.payload.param = "picture In picture"
  • msg.payload.param = "picture + picture"
  • msg.payload.param = "split"
  • msg.payload.param = "customized"

msg.payload.func = "input source"

  • msg.payload.param = "hdmi1"
  • msg.payload.param = "hdmi2"
  • msg.payload.param = "hdmi3"
  • msg.payload.param = "hdmi4"
  • msg.payload.param = "pc1"
  • msg.payload.param = "pc2"
  • msg.payload.param = "vc"
  • msg.payload.param = "dp"
  • msg.payload.param = "sdi"

msg.payload.func = "input volume"

msg.payload.param = volume level (-20 -> 4) [dB]

msg.payload.func = "output volume"

msg.payload.param = volume level (-80 -> 20) [dB]

msg.payload.func = "mic1 volume"

msg.payload.param = volume level (-100 -> 12) [dB]

msg.payload.func = "mic2 volume"

msg.payload.param = volume level (-100 -> 12) [dB]

msg.payload.func = "mic1 mix"

msg.payload.param = volume level (-100 -> 1) [dB]

msg.payload.func = "mix2 mix"

msg.payload.param = volume level (-100 -> 1) [dB]

msg.payload.func = "line mix"

msg.payload.param = volume level (-100 -> 0) [dB]

More Commands Avaliable in The Documentation on Page 104 ->