SKAARHOJ Default Configurations

Out of the box we try to provide you with the quickest possible setup to get started controlling your devices. To do so we have created a curated set of configurations, that make it easy to add and combine different devices from different manufacturers with our panels.

Panel Classes

To be able to make systematic configurations we created our Configuration Classes. These classes categorizes every SKAARHOJ Panel for its intended purpose.

The following Configuration Classes exist:

• Camera Light Class

• Camera Standard Class

• Camera Pro Class

• Switcher Class

• Audio Class

• Quick Class

• Routing Panels

• Mega Panel configurations

Camera Light, Pro and Standard Class

The Pro and Standard Class compatible panels are our shading and PTZ panels. A ProClass panel is defined by having a menu based around 8 standard Encoders, a Standard Class panel has a menu based around 4 standard encoders,

Usually these configurations are called "Generic Camera Control"

Light Class Panels

• PTZ Wiz
• Air Fly Pro (V2 and V3) Wiz Section

Standard Class Panels

• PTZ Fly
• PTZ Pro
• Color Fly
• Right Side of Rack Fusion Live

Pro Class Panels

• PTZ Extreme (V1, V2)
• RCP Pro
• RCP V2
• PTZ View (aka MKA 2)
• INLINE 22 + XC 7

Configuration Options

In these configurations every panel has a CameraSelector, a TallyForwardingConfig and a RoutingTriggerConfig

The Camera Selector is where you can add different Cameras. Every Panel has a button row dedicated to selecting the camera. Depending on the devicecore used to connect to this camera a different menu will be loaded for the camera when it is selected. You can also configure its name, tally index and routing index in the same Constant Set Table

Switcher Class configurations

Switcher Class configurations are meant for our live switching controllers and device cores. They will provide you with all the most common functions that most people will need to control a switcher system. But we also provide many layers of advanced features and options, that allow you to control most aspects of your switcher device, like our quick class or ptz sections.

Switcher Class Panels

• Air Fly
• Air Fly Pro (V1, V2, V3)
• Master Key One (V1, V2)

Audio Class configurations

Audio Class configurations are default configurations provided by SKAARHOJ that work with controllers that have at least 4 Faders as their main components.

To use them in Reactor, select a "Generic Audio" configuration for your panel, then fill the channel config with devices.

Audio Class Panels

• Wave Board (V1, V2)
• Wave Board Mini
• Color Fly (V2, V3)
• Wave Board (V1) ¹

Quick Class configurations

Quick Class configurations are configurations that work with a Quick Bar and selected controllers that have a section of 6 4-way buttons. To use them in Reactor, select a configuration supporting Quick Class for your panel, then fill the Quick Class selector with devices you want to control.

See here for more info:

• https://wiki.skaarhoj.com/books/blue-pill-reactor/page/quick-class-configurations
• https://wiki.skaarhoj.com/books/blue-pill-reactor/page/quick-class

Routing Configurations

Routing Configurations map router devices to utility controllers like the Rack Fly series or the QuickBar

MegaPanel configurations

The SKAARHOJ MegaPanel configurations usually consist out of one big configuration for several controllers, most of the time based around a TBlock (Left or Right)

Then several MK48 controllers can be added. One ME Row usually consists out of 2x MK48 and 1 TBlock.

Additional modules that fit the MegaPanel frame are for example the WaveBoardMini or the PTZ View

Understanding Sections in default configs

The default configurations usually provide a few easily configurable sections.

User Section (2)

The User Section exists on all SKAARHOJ default configurations. It covers almost all components of a panel. When you create a behavior on the User Section the new behavior will overlay the ones defined below, therefore allowing you to easily change the function of a button even if it is defined somewhere deep in the default configuration.

Camera Adjustments (1)

The Camera Adjustments section is present on all camera related configurations (light/standard/pro classes). Depending on the selected camera the corresponding menu for this specific device core is loaded and can be customized here.