How can i execute your script?

[martinmmi]

I installed node.js in version 20.1.0 (windows) and tried to install the tsl-umd-v5 packedge.

But i get this error:

[NoahCallaway]

Hi @martinmmi

Looks like you're trying to install it inside the node interactive shell.
If you're using windows, try running the command in powershell.

[martinmmi]

Okay, i could installed it with the powershell. But how can i send know an umd-tsl message?

I tried

umd.sendTallyUDP('192.168.X.X', 8900, tally, true)

umd.sendTallyTCP('192.168.X.X', 9000, tally, false

in the node.js and the powershell, but nothing has happened.

[martinmmi]

And is this script a tsl-umd server or a client? A server, or? Iam searching after a solution for a tsl-umd client.

I have allready finished hardware from https://www.rossvideo.com/ (Black Carbonite Solo) and i try to build a tsl-umd recipient with an raspberry pi for tsl-umd tallys.

[martinmmi]

[martinmmi]

[martinmmi]

But i dont know how i can start

[NoahCallaway]

Try this to send tally to Dashboard.

Run the following commands in PowerShell to create a script/project.

mkdir tally-test
cd tally-test
npm install tsl-umd-v5
New-Item index.js
explorer .

Now open the index.js file and add the following (replace <dashboard-pc-ip> with the IP address of your PC running dashboard)

const TSL5 = require('tsl-umd-v5')

// Replace this value with your Dashboard PC IP address
var ip = "<dashboard-pc-ip>"

var umd = new TSL5()
var port = 5001 

//Sending tallies
tally = {
    "screen": 0,
    "index": 1,
    "display": {
        "rh_tally": 1,
        "text_tally": 0,
        "lh_tally": 0,
        "brightness": 3,
        "text": "Test Tally"
    }
}


//Send UDP tally
console.log("Attempy Tally with sequence")
umd.sendTallyUDP(ip, port, tally, true)

//Send UDP Tally
console.log("Attempy Tally without sequence")
umd.sendTallyUDP(ip, port, tally, false)

Then back in PowerShell run the command with
node index.js
or
DEBUG=* node index.js

You may also need to open the firewall rules on your dashboard PC to accept traffic on port 5001