[SamanthaParticipant]

I actually want to amend my previous comment — telnet might be possible, if they’re direct commands. Do you have the BMD control documentation?

[SamanthaParticipant]

Telnet is exclusive to the command line / terminal, so unfortunately AHM doesn’t have the ability to communicate that way. You can send TCP/UDP/IP strings or the more generic “external control” to all hosts on the local network, and we can automate it with embedded recall of the presets to send out multiple commands to multiple places.. just not via telnet, unfortunately.

[SamanthaParticipant]

There’s currently not a way to do that, as the user profile settings live above the presets in the unit config. I think that’s a solid idea, though!
You could use the event scheduler to trigger the CC layout changes, since each CC layout can have multiple ranges of presets associated with it. So at 8am on Tuesdays a certain preset is activated and that changes the active CC layout.
That may not totally get you what you’re looking for, but it might get you pretty close.

[SamanthaParticipant]

Yes, that’s currently the only way to implement those kinds of filters. Would you like to apply them in the PEQ block? Or is it the sacrifice of some Zones that’s most troublesome?

[SamanthaParticipant]

It does, but if you’re using V1.3 or newer, you have to swap out the unit in the CC config for a 16, then highlight all the widgets that were specific to the 32 and make sure the new unit (the 16) is selected.
A slight bit of pain, but is necessary given the new multi-unit controls

[SamanthaParticipant]

Hey there, Wolfgang! Those are some great suggestions!
In regards to the 20 presets available on IP1, have you thought about changing the access to the presets with a preset?
As in, maybe after the first 10 or 15, change the state of the IP1. You can recall a specific function of a specific IP controller per preset. That can give you even more access.

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