How To: Warp Engine Transmitter

Overview
Commands
Mosaic Warp Wall

Overview

The Warp Engine Transmitter adds the ability to rotate video in 0.1-degree increments and display on any Receiver in the system. Set it to view another Transmitter to have it rotate/scale the video and output the altered video to any Receiver in the system. Use it to build a Mosaic Video Wall at any angle from 0.0 to 359.9 degrees.

The Warp Engine Transmitter is a combination Transmitter-Receiver unit made of one (1) Transmitter and one (1) Receiver. Mount it in the main equipment rack and connect both network ports to the Just Add Power switch.

Commands

All commands are sent via telnet to the IP address of the Transmitter and appended with a carriage-return.
Commands are case-sensitive.

Function	Command	Variables	Values	Example	Result
Rotate	warp rotate `$angle`	`$angle`	`0.0` to `359.9`	`warp rotate 40.5`	Rotates video 40.5 degrees counter-clockwise
			`clockwise`	`warp rotate clockwise`	Rotates video by 1 degree clockwise
			`counter-clockwise`	`warp rotate counter-clockwise`	Rotates video by 1 degree counter-clockwise
Scale	warp scale `$ratio`	`$ratio`	`0.30` to `3.00`	`warp scale 0.45`	Scales video to 45% of the original size
			`fill`	`warp scale fill`	Scales video based on the current rotation value so no black space is visible
			`fit`	`warp scale fit`	Scales video based on the current rotation value so all video is visible
			`shrink`	`warp scale shrink`	Decrease scaling by 0.10
			`stretch`	`warp scale stretch`	Increase scaling by 0.10
Demo	warp demo `$Q`	`$Q`	`loop`	`warp demo loop`	Rotates video in 0.1-degree increments until stopped
			`stop`	`warp demo stop`	Stop rotation
			[blank]	`warp demo`	Rotate video one rotation, then stop
			any integer	`warp demo 4`	Rotate video 4 rotations, then stop