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The AVN-GPIO, a part of the AVN series, converts GPIO (General Purpose Inputs & Outputs) into network commands for controlling or being controlled by other devices or software over a network. It features 10 configurable GPIOs, with 8 supporting PTP programming and a relay. It also offers virtual GPIO for wire-free interaction with other Sonifex devices via Ethernet. The device can be network-linked or managed using Ember+ and UDP commands for versatile control integration.
Motor racing timing: PTP enabled time outputs can be used to start a race at a specified time, then PTP enabled time inputs can be used to accurately record the time when cars pass the finish line with a nanosecond resolution. The results can be queried via UDP messages with a history of previous recordings also stored for querying.
To connect legacy equipment, with only hardware I/O, to a network for remote control purposes. There are many Redbox units with hardware remotes that could now be controlled over a network, for example, the RB-DD4, RB-SD1 or RB-OA3.
Button presses can be converted to network commands, for example to act as inputs to software for event handling, or to control remote equipment.
Inputs from mechanical buttons & switches, or devices, can control lights and equipment connected to the AVN-GPIO across a network.
Timed control switching, e.g. switching lights on/off at specific times of the day, reconfiguring which light switch turns on/off which light and/or controlling light on/off via a webpage.
Time control of power on/off to test equipment and heating systems, together with providing times at which tests are passed.
Controlling the power for other equipment at unattended/remote locations, whilst logging precise event data. (e.g. unattended weather stations).
Configuring automated systems, controlling conveyor belts, turning on/off machinery.
Notification system for a control room, to indicate an area that needs inspection which can be connected to alarm/bell.
Signal detection on a Sonifex AVN-CU2/4 commentary unit can be linked to a virtual GPO which is then used as an input to the AVN-GPIO.
A physical input to an AVN-GPIO can be routed to a virtual GP output, which could be a virtual input on the AVN-CU2/4. This could be used to change the commentator on/off air status, turn on/off ducking, or mute/unmute commentator as examples.
A physical input to an AVN-GPIO can be routed to a virtual output, to act as a virtual input on a Sonifex AVN-Portal which can be used to mute/unmute a mix-point.
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