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GV AMPP

The goal is to describe how to integrate GV AMPP as a tally input

Wiring​

You will need:

  • A Cyanview compatible device (RCP, NIO or RIO)
  • A computer or VM running the GV AMPP Tally Service app

The app will connects to:

  • the GV using an API key
  • RCP/NIO/RIO using TSL

RCP wiring​

You simply need to put the RCP and the GV AMPP app on the same LAN network.

This will allow you to feed tally input from GV cloud in your RCP directly and route it to all supported cams.

NIO wiring​

You simply need to put the NIO and the GV AMPP app on the same LAN network.

This allows you to output GPIO from GV AMPP using the NIO 16 built-in GPIO's.

Setup​

RCP/NIO setup​

Navigate to your RCP/NIO Configuration UI.

If your GV AMPP app is not in the range 10.192.0.0/16, check this guide to ensure your RCP/NIO can communicate with your computer.

Change the TSL parameters to:

More info here

GV AMPP app setup​

Configuration tab​

Setup platform:

  • Enter the URL of your GV AMPP server
  • Enter your API key (pixelated here)
  • Click on CONNECT, Status should go to **ONLINE**

Setup TSL client (the RCP/NIO will act as a TSL server):

  • Enter the IP address of your RCP/NIO (here 10.1.10.173 is the IP of my NIO)
  • Enter the port of the NIO TSL (8901 by default, adapt if you changed it)
  • Click on CONNECT

Status tab​

The goal here is to link your GV AMPP virtual cams with matching TSL IDs

In this setup:

  • I have 4 cams configured (no limitation)
  • GV AMPP cloud ID : 5-TEE, 5-GREEN, 17-TEE and 17-GREEN (can be anything)
  • TSL ID : 1, 2, 3, 4 (important, should match your RCP/NIO camera number)

And because my TSL IDs in GV AMPP are 1, 2, 3 and 4, I have to ensure my RCP/NIO cams IDs are matching:

What's important is GV AMPP TSL ID and RCP/NIO camera number. On your RCP/NIO, you can change names, camera model, etc.

note

Here on my NIO configuration I used not controlled cams, but if I change the model to Sony FX9 or Panasonic UE150, the tally input (from GV AMPP) would be forwarded to any camera we can control.

NIO : TSL input, GPO output​

Navigate to your RCP/NIO Configuration UI.

In the GPIO tab, you find the 4 cams we created above (with matching IDs).

To configure GPO:

  • Select on top/left Red Tally (or Green Tally)
  • On each camera (line), click on the GPO (column) where you want to output the tally
  • You can also toggle L/H on each GPO depending on if you want it low or high when in tally

And in the configuration, it should look like this:

Going further​

Check: