RaspberryPi Tally Free Image

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Hi.
Can you help me with you image?
 
When I try to use it with RPi everything works perfect, but on RPi2 or RPi3 nothing works.
As I understand there is some errors with network or something like this.
 
I have a lot of
 
"Helloresp" messages and than this part of code executes
 
if (check == 500):
 
And than script ends with sock.close()
 
Thanks a lot for your help.
 

Hi there. I'm trying to figure out how the Pi Tally works.
Can someone point me out on some basics? How is the main scheme?
I suppose a Pi per cam is needed, and a wireless router between the Pis and the ATM. Is that right?
Or is a Master Pi connected to the ATM, and linked to others through a router?
I already have the needed hardware (lots of pis and stuff here), but I'm missing the fundamentals.
I've booted up the provided image, ssh'ed and see I can configure the ip of that one, but still I don't get it.

Sorry, but I don't even know to what gpio pin solder the led. Can someone give a link to undestand it?
Thanks.

Oh Plunkey, many thanks! So, is just one wired pi!
I know how to gpio works, and make more sense the described pins in your webpage.
You may be noticed I was thinking about several wireless PIs, my bad.
I will try it right now.
Thanks.

I have copied the contents of the image to the root of a freshly formatted microSD card that was previously being used for my RetroPie unit but upon booting it ends in a Kernel Panic: unable to mount root fs

This is a raspberry pi 3 model b v1.2

any ideas?

EDIT: USED APPLE PI Baker and that worked no problem

Pinkley

Tally and talkback to a mobile camera is just what I need right now  Thanks

Thanks chaps you have been working hard on all these control systems.

I have been getting a 4 camera OB van together to travel and record Christian events with the minimum of setup time hence all switching and controlling is done from the van. There is 3 Wired cameras on long multiway cables and one mobile camera wire free.

My interest is to get the ATEM setup as a reliable and hastle free as possible.  I need GPIO control to close the circuit on the camera monitors with built in tallys (Red Green)

Also the X Keys XK - 80 looks a likely worthwhile control surface.

My question is has, anybody run both Control and GPIO from the same Raspberry PI or Arduino together successfully?

Thanks

For scripting with X-Keys you probably need a PC. I use an old Mac Mini running Windows (new SSD installed) for 2 of our Church campuses (in Wellington). 

I did find an X-Keys example for Pi on GtHub but never did anything with it as my Pi was tied up as a clock.

I stick with the PC for controlling the ATEM, using the official BMD API via PowerShell (have also used JustMacros) which can use X-Keys, Midi or GPI from any Arduino using just Firmata sketch. We are a mobile church so gear gets a hammering but I have it setup so PC just boots and waits for ATEM to respond to ping then runs script that sets everything up including loading images into media pool. One of them has been running for 4 years with no problem, using an XK-24 on that one for controlling things you can't do from the laptop like keying and aux control. It also controls CasparCG playout.

Kingsley thank you for the image!
I´d like to know what you are using as talkback solution? I like the idea you mentioned with having only one cat cable going to the camera with tally information and talkback.

Thanks a lot!

Flo