Having problems with Skaarhoj Github Arduino ATEM Libraries

Hi,

If you click on "File" - "Examples" - do you have a list of ATEM folders / examples?  (ATEM, ATEMbase, ATEMext, ATEMmax, ATEMmin etc...)

If you do then have you tried to compile any of those examples?

All of the examples I've loaded don't have Ethernet2.h in the code.

Colin

You should be able to (as long as you have the right Arduino board selected, eg. Arduino Uno) compile / verify the code without ANY board acutally attached. Just not upload it of course!

Do you have another computer to try this on as it should be straight forward.

1. Download Arduino IDE from - https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software

2. Install Arduino IDE

3. Open Arduino IDE (so it creates the correct folders)

4. Close Arduino IDE

5. Download Skaarhoj Github Arduino ATEM Libraries from - https://github.com/kasperskaarhoj/SKAARHOJ-Open-Engineering

6. Copy contents of ArduinoLibs folder to /Documents/Arduino/libraries/

7. Open Arduino

8. Click File - Examples - ATEMstd - ATEMstdMonitor

9. Click Tools - Board - Arduino/Genuino Uno

10. Click Sketch - Verify/Compile

I've probably missed something out but I'm sure this "should" work.

Ah, I didn't realise everything was working fine with the old ethernet. 

Getting a different Ethernet shield is probably the best bet. I always use the cheap Arduino Wiznet Ethernet W5100 Shield like this one http://www.hobbytronics.co.uk/arduino-wiznet-shield

Hello everyone.
 
    Apologies for my English, I have translated the text.
 
I have an ATEM 1 and I have switched previous and program by example SKAARHOJ ATEMstd, but nowhere can I find a sketch or something that tells me how to switch the auxiliary outputs.
 
I would like to know if someone can help me with the sketch to control AUX1, 2 and 3, I need to switch the auxiliary.
 
Many thanks to all and congratulations for the forum.
 
regards

@chcarru

All the commands are available here: http://skaarhoj.com/fileadmin/BMDPROTOCOL.html

use:

AtemSwitcher.setAuxSourceInput(AUXChannel, Input);

where:

AUXChannel = 0-5 for Aux 1-6 (ie if you want to change Aux1 use number 0, or change Aux3 use number 2 etc...)

Input = chose the input you want from the list below and use the number in square brackets:

So for example if I want Aux4 to show input 7:

AtemSwitcher.setAuxSourceInput(3, 7);

    [0] => Black
    [1] => Input 1
    [2] => Input 2
    [3] => Input 3
    [4] => Input 4
    [5] => Input 5
    [6] => Input 6
    [7] => Input 7
    [8] => Input 8
    [9] => Input 9
    [10] => Input 10
    [11] => Input 11
    [12] => Input 12
    [13] => Input 13
    [14] => Input 14
    [15] => Input 15
    [16] => Input 16
    [17] => Input 17
    [18] => Input 18
    [19] => Input 19
    [20] => Input 20
    [1000] => Color Bars
    [2001] => Color 1
    [2002] => Color 2
    [3010] => Media Player 1
    [3011] => Media Player 1 Key
    [3020] => Media Player 2
    [3021] => Media Player 2 Key
    [4010] => Key 1 Mask
    [4020] => Key 2 Mask
    [4030] => Key 3 Mask
    [4040] => Key 4 Mask
    [5010] => DSK 1 Mask
    [5020] => DSK 2 Mask
    [6000] => Super Source
    [7001] => Clean Feed 1
    [7002] => Clean Feed 2
    [8001] => Auxilary 1
    [8002] => Auxilary 2
    [8003] => Auxilary 3
    [8004] => Auxilary 4
    [8005] => Auxilary 5
    [8006] => Auxilary 6
    [10010] => ME 1 Prog
    [10011] => ME 1 Prev
    [10020] => ME 2 Prog
    [10021] => ME 2 Prev

Thank you, but thank you very much for your response and your dedication.
I have tried all these commands and more, but all with error.
most of the time they show these:
 
exit status 1
'class ATEM' has no member named 'setAuxSourceInput'
 
I have tested with these 3:
 
  if (digitalRead (2)) {
     if (pushButton! = 2) {
       pushButton = 2;
       Serial.println ("Select xx");
 
       // AtemSwitcher.setAuxSourceInput (0, [5]);
       // {AtemSwitcher.changeAuxState (1,1);} // this does not give an error but does not select anything
      //AtemSwitcher.setAuxSourceInput (1,2);
 
     }
   } else if (pushButton == 2) {
     pushButton = 0;
   }
  Will I have to declare something ?, or use another library?
 
 
From now, a strong hug by your great unconditional collaboration

Bradder did put you in the right direction..

But the Aux command is only supported with 

ATEMmax, ATEMext, ATEMstd, ATEMmin

So be sure you have 1 of these libraries in your code defined.. 

AtemSwitcher.setAuxSourceInput (0, [5]);  The [ & ] bracket are wrong.   You just need to put the number there.. Or better make a variable and put the number in there..

Many, many thanks for your help.
Resolved!!
regards

I would start by trimming down the code to something really simple, like just the cut button.  That way you can test your setup is working and advance your code on from there.

First issue with the code is that you've set the "INPUT_PULLUP" on all of the buttons then say "if (val1 == 1)".  Unless all your switches are normally closed to ground and when you press the button you break the contact (which I doubt) you should really have "if (val1 == 0)" or more simply "if (!val1)".  I would imagine this is why the program is freezing as currently the program is seeing ALL the buttons as being pushed, all of the time.

Also:
AtemSwitcher.setPreviewInputVideoSource(0, 9); - should be - AtemSwitcher.setPreviewInputVideoSource(0, 1);
and all of the other preview settings need to be changed to 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
 
void performCutME(uint8_t mE);  - shoud be - AtemSwitcher.performCutME(0);
void performFadeToBlackME(uint8_t mE); - should be - AtemSwitcher.performFadeToBlackME(0);
void performAutoME(uint8_t mE); - should be - AtemSwitcher.performAutoME(0);
 
There may be more but as I said at the beginning, start small and build on it.

By saying:

pinMode(program1, INPUT_PULLUP);

You're telling the arduino activate the internal pullup resister on that input, this way you don't need an external resister.  That input is held high (at +5) until you pull it down to ground via your switch. 

So even without the switch connected if you did a digitalRead you would get HIGH or 1 as the reponse.  When you then push the switch you short the input to ground and you should be looking for a digitalRead of LOW or 0.

See image: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XH5mstsPAAlAlK8iIU2eAHF4vQ4vWSeV/view?usp=sharing

Some people use aditional pullup resistors for the button. But I think, she has teste the ciricuit. Maybe the Ethernet shield don't work. In this case, the communication to ATEM will not work. I had this issue during building my tally unit. The third shield worked...

That might be true but the circuit Gabriele shown is wrong for using INPUT_PULLUP as the switch is normally low and goes high when the switch is pressed.  It needs to be the other way around (low when pressed).  That was my point.

So you can test your connection between Arduino and ATEM I've cut your code right down to 2 LEDs (Prog 1 & 2) and the CUT button.  This way you can test the LEDs and a button before moving on to the whole thing.  This does depend on you having the LEDs set so the Arduino is switching the +5v and not the GND, and that the button is connected as I described above (ie switching ground and not 5v).

https://pastebin.com/xbWa2tvC

Note: double check the IP address of the ATEM with the IP in the code.