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Session

The SESSION Instance Tag is case sensitive and must be in capital letters. It is used to send session specific Attributes and Commands. This includes the response method and can be used to query the commands. 

Please refer to the TTP section of the Tesira Software System Control Overview page for more details on the controlling Tesira devices using the TTP protocol.

Each element of the command instruction is delimited by one or more spaces. The commands are case sensitive and upper and lower case characters are used.

The TTP string to adjust a DSP object attribute is structured in the following order:

Instance_Tag Command Attribute [Index] [Value] LF

• Instance Tag: Is always required. 
• Command: Is always required. 
• Attribute: Is always required. 
• [Index]: Is shown in [Brackets] as may be required depending on the Attribute being referenced. If not required it should not be defined. Depending on the Attribute, it can be made up of one or more indexes. 
• [Value]: Is shown in [Brackets] as may be required depending on the Command or Attribute being referenced. If not be required it should not be defined. The Value would not normally have spaces, if it does it can be defined in "double quotes". It can also be a numerical value. 
• LF: A Line feed or Carriage Return is used to define the end of the command.

For additional information on individual elements of a TTP string please review the TTP Syntax page.

 

Instance Tag	Command	Attribute Code
SESSION	get	aliases

Example  

SESSION get aliases +OK "list":["123" "AudioMeter1" "AudioMeter2" "AudioMeter3" "DEVICE" "Input1" "Mixer1" "Mute1" "Level1" "Output1"]  

  

Attribute	Attribute Code	Command	Indexes	Value Range
Alias	alias	get	name
Aliases	aliases	get
Detailed Responses Enabled	detailedResponse	get / set / toggle		false, true
Get TTP session ID	sessionID	get
Enable/Disable TTP logging	ttpLoggingEnable	get / set / toggle		false, true
Verbose Output Enabled	verbose	get / set / toggle		false, true

  

  

Output Styles

A Verbose or concise response can be configured as part of the Session type.

• Verbose: +OK “time”:”12:00” “number”:”503-367-3568” “line”:”2”
• Concise: +OK ”12:00” ”503-367-3568” ”2”

  

Example

SESSION set verbose true Mute1 get numChannels +OK "value":2

SESSION set verbose false +OK

Mute1 get numChannels +OK 2