- Introduced `ICameraCapabilities` interface and `CameraCapabilities` class for defining camera features like pan, tilt, zoom, and focus.
- Modified `IHasCameras` interface to include a list of `IHasCameraControls` objects for improved camera management.
- Refactored `CameraBaseMessenger` to be generic, enhancing flexibility and type safety.
- Updated `SendCameraFullMessageObject` to include detailed camera capabilities in status messages.
- Added `CameraStateMessage` class to encapsulate camera state, including control support and capabilities.
- Updated `IHasCamerasWithControlMessenger` to use `IKeyName` for camera list and selected camera properties, improving type consistency.
- Enhanced `MobileControlSystemController` to manage devices implementing `IHasCameraControls`, creating appropriate messengers for different device types.
Significantly restructure camera control interfaces and event arguments.
Removed obsolete interfaces like `IHasCameras` and `CameraSelectedEventArgs`,
and introduced generic event argument classes for improved type safety.
Added `IHasCamerasWithControls` for better management of camera controls.
Corrected the `IHasCameraMuteWithUnmuteReqeust` interface name.
Reintroduced the `eCameraControlMode` enum to define camera control modes.
These changes enhance the organization, clarity, and functionality of the camera control system.
This commit introduces significant updates to the device factory system, enhancing the way devices are created and managed within the PepperDash Essentials framework.
The changes include:
- New attributes for device configuration and description.
- Refactoring of the device manager and essentials device classes to support new factory methods.
- modified factory classes for essentials devices, plugin development devices, and processor extension devices.
- The device factory interface has been updated to include a factory method for creating devices.
- Added a wrapper for the device factory to streamline device creation.
- Updated plugin loader to accommodate the new device factory structure.
Fixes#1065Fixed#1277
This commit introduces new interfaces in `CameraControl.cs` for various camera functionalities, including muting, panning, tilting, zooming, and auto modes. The `IHasCameras` interface is expanded to manage camera lists and selections, with the addition of `CameraSelectedEventArgs` for event handling.
In `CameraBaseMessenger.cs`, a new `IHasCamerasMessenger` class is created to facilitate communication for devices implementing the `IHasCameras` interface, along with the `IHasCamerasStateMessage` class to represent the state of camera devices. These changes enhance the overall camera control capabilities and improve interaction management within the application.
Introduces a new enumeration `PresenterTrackMode` that defines four tracking modes for the Cisco codec's Presenter Track feature: `Off`, `Follow`, `Background`, and `Persistent`. Each mode includes a summary comment for clarity.
Introduced new interfaces and classes for screen and layout management, including `IHasScreensWithLayouts`, `ScreenInfo`, and `LayoutInfo`. Enhanced `IPresenterTrack` and `ISpeakerTrack` interfaces with additional properties and methods for managing presenter and speaker tracking. Added `IHasCodecRoomPresets` interface for room preset management and updated `CodecRoomPreset` class with a new constructor.
Introduced two new interfaces, `IPresenterTrack` and `ISpeakerTrack`, in the `PepperDash.Essentials.Devices.Common.Codec.Cisco` namespace. These interfaces provide properties and methods for managing presenter and speaker tracking functionalities in Cisco codecs, including availability, status feedback, and control methods.
The `RoutingPortCollection` type appears to not be currently
serializable. If a class that contains this collection is going to be
serialized, the collection should have the `JsonIgnore` attribute added.
If the list is needed, use a conversion object and convert it to a
regular list.
When Essentials moved to using `System.Reflection` instead of the Crestron classes, there were some leftover `GetType` calls that were no longer necessary. These extra calls were preventing things from getting the correct type.
Join Map printing was also fixed to print out in an actual readable fashion.
