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Network Simulation?

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2012/07/03 at 12:23 pm #23220

Anonymous
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Hello,
I want to develop a Mixing App for Android (Phone+Tablet), but I don’t have access to an iLive/GLD system, so I wanted to ask if there is a network-server that simulates the responses I would get from a real iDR to check my development? []
Or is there a documentation for the ACE-control protocol?

Hope somebody can help me []
(You can also send me a iDR if you have one left [])

2012/07/03 at 9:30 pm #30955

SteffenR
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On the support site fromA&H there is a dokument with the TCP/IP control protocol. It’s based on MIDI messages transported over network.

SRV-AVB
R-72, iDR-16, xDR-16, Dante

2012/07/03 at 10:41 pm #30956

Anonymous
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Yes I know, I already implemented the TCP/IP Midi thing. But I still got 2 problems:
1. I can’t test it (Ofcourse somebody else with an ilive system could test it but it makes it quiet hard to debug things)
2. The documented TCP/IP protocol is very limited in function. You can’t even change an eq setting! [xx(]

But I think A&H won’t release an document about the ACE protocol?

2012/07/04 at 6:12 am #30957

Albin
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Why not asking them?
Andy maybe they are interested as well in your Android Version of MixPad?

2012/07/11 at 8:16 pm #30971

tk2k
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does this help?

https://www.allen-heath.com/UK/CategoryDocuments/iLive%20TCPIP%20Protocol%20V1.8%20iss2.pdf

2012/07/12 at 3:01 am #30977

Anonymous
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I already asked them for a documentation of the protocol used for the iLive system, but they told me it’s a A&H internal document and there are not working on an android app
I think I will be able to reverse engineer the protocol but it just takes a LOT more time.

@tk2k: no, it’s just the midi per tcp/ip protocol, which is only capable of changing values like volume, no eq or other stuff.
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