In case you didn't notice, Send PJLink v0.9.6 is on the plugins page. It fixes the problem for Windows users found above.

Best Wishes,
Mark

Yes this version appears to fix the issue and is working, thank you for you quick and speedy reply! Its much appreciated.

 Woohoo! I'll update the version number to v0.9.6 to make sure everyone knows if they have this fix. Thanks for the reply to let me know.

Best Wishes,
Mark

Yes this version appears to fix the issue and is working, thank you for you quick and speedy reply! Its much appreciated.

Ed

I did not increment the version number of the Windows plugin supplied above. If the build above solves the problem according to @EdJoynson then I will increment the version number for both Mac and Windows versions to ensure everyone knows they've got the working version.

So please confirm if the above download (send-pjlink-v0.9.5.zip) solves the issue for you.

Best Wishes,
Mark

We've just got this same issue but on windows, we tried the new plugin on mac and it works but it appears the new pugin doesnt work on windows. 

 I think this is my bad. I don't the the v0.9.5 version got compiled for Windows.

Please try this download and report back to let me know if it works or doesn't work.

send-pjlink-v0.9.5.zip

Best Wishes,
Mark

Hi there ! Could you let us know what does not work about the new plugin ?

We'll look into it, but if all else fails, please take a look at @Juriaan's custom solution here: https://community.troikatronix.com/topic/5264/updated-tutorial-control-your-projector-using-pjlink

We've just got this same issue but on windows, we tried the new plugin on mac and it works but it appears the new pugin doesnt work on windows. 

Thanks

Ed

 Unfortunately it's unlikely that Mark will be available to get new plugins to you by this date. We suggest going with @Juriaan 's solution for the time being.

 The updated plugin (v0.9.5) for both Macintosh and Windows is now available on our plugins page.

Best Wishes,
Mark

Great to hear that it works for you :)

Ok, no worries! In the meantime I used @Juriaan 's plugin. It works as a temporary fix. Thank you!

We install on August 29th, it'd be amazing to have a solution by then

 Unfortunately it's unlikely that Mark will be available to get new plugins to you by this date. We suggest going with @Juriaan 's solution for the time being.

I think you are right ;)

I'd love to try the alternative PJLINK actor, where can I find it?

 I think this is it

Ok, no worries! We install on August 29th, it'd be amazing to have a solution by then but we'll manage if it's later than that. The actual launch will be mid September.

I'd love to try the alternative PJLINK actor, where can I find it?

Cheers!

Hi there Maki, I also created a custom PJLINK actor that can be found for Isadora 2.6.1. It still works for Isadora 3, and that way you may still use PJLINK if we don't hear back from Mark in time.

Could you let me know what your timeframe is that you need a solution ?

Cheers!

Mark's going to be unavailable for a little while, but I'll bring this up to him as soon as he's back.

I'm back from some time off the grid, it's wonderful to see the problem has been resolved in the meantime! Heartfelt thanks! Isadora rocks, the software and the people behind it!

Would it be possible to get a version of the plugin with the log disabled, and also a Windows version? Our final piece will run on Windows. 

We'll make sure to post images + video of the piece as soon as it's up. It's a permanent interactive public art installation in the 6th district in Vienna.

Thank you!

Well done! Works. I could turn the Optoma on/off 

Process 0x7feb5c28dd20: cmd '%1POWR' - param = '1'
get host name
create socket
connect to socket
wait for connection response
received initial response: >>>pjlink 0
<<<
STARTUP SUCCESS
send pjlink command = %1POWR 1
wait for response
received response: >>>%1powr=OK
<<<
ensure response starts with %1
check that response command matches sent command
shutdown socket
close socket
close socket err = 0

No problem. Thx for your help! 

 OK. Hopefully this will solve it. This is still with the log enabled. Once we prove it works, I'll remove that.

send-pjlink-mac-debug-output-v3.zip

Best Wishes,
Mark

Is the request terminated because PJLINK is not in caps ?

 Yep. That's it. I'll change the code so that it does not care about capitalization.

Best Wishes,
Mark

No problem. Thx for your help! 

Power Off:

Process 0x7fc324ef2960: cmd '%1POWR' - param = '0'
get host name
create socket
connect to socket
wait for connection response
received initial response: >>>pjlink 0
<<<
initial response doesn't start with PJLINK
shutdown socket
close socket
close socket err = 

Power On:

Process 0x7fc32261e320: cmd '%1POWR' - param = '1'
get host name
create socket
connect to socket
wait for connection response
received initial response: >>>pjlink 0
<<<
initial response doesn't start with PJLINK
shutdown socket
close socket
close socket err = 0

Mat

Well, shoot. It didn't print out the actual message sent back from the projector so I can see what is wrong with it.

I've made an update to ensure that information is in the log and tested it with the emulator. So please try again. Sorry for making you do it twice.

Best Wishes,
Mark