Integrations

The Supported Integration Catalog routes system integrators to available device, service, and protocol guidance for hi human interface v3.0.0.

Start Here

Prepare an Integration before adding a supported device or service.
If a device is not listed, use the preparation page to identify the required protocol and connection details before requesting integration guidance.

Common Tasks

Add your first device after confirming that its integration is available.
Review Network and Firewall Ports before commissioning network connections.
Confirm Licensing before enabling an integration in production.
Review each device page's Known Limitations and What's Not Supported sections before commissioning.

Device Categories

Open a category, then select the device reference for its requirements and supported workflows.

Getting Started With Integrations
Learn about Getting Started With Integrations.
Audio Consoles
Learn about Audio Consoles.
Audio / Video Gateways
Learn about Audio / Video Gateways.
Audio / Video Routers
Learn about Audio / Video Routers.
Camera Integrations
Learn about Camera Integrations.
Glue
Learn about Glue.
GPIO and Tally
Learn about GPIO and Tally.
Hardware Panels
Learn about Hardware Panels.
IP Integrations
Learn about IP Integrations.
Miscellaneous Integrations
Learn about Miscellaneous Integrations.
Multiviewers
Learn about Multiviewers.
Network Controllers
Learn about Network Controllers.
SRT Compatible Devices
Learn about SRT Compatible Devices.
Video Servers
Learn about Video Servers.
Video Switchers
Learn about Video Switchers.

Catalog Status

Status	Meaning
Available	The integration is included in hi human interface v3.0.0. Firmware, licensing, and deployment-specific configuration still require commissioning validation.

Caution

Compatibility Note: This information is a general guide and may be incomplete, may not match a specific project implementation, and is subject to change as supported products and versions evolve. Confirm the exact implementation and requirements for each project with Riedel and the relevant equipment vendor, then validate the required functions end to end in the target environment before deployment.

Third-party product firmware and software compatibility is published only after Riedel approval.

Driver Maturity

Driver Maturity communicates the overall confidence and recommended use of an integration. It considers implementation completeness, interoperability testing, field validation, deployment experience, known limitations, and general confidence.

Maturity	Meaning	Intended Usage
Production	Established integration with high confidence and meaningful production deployment experience.	Recommended for normal production use.
Validated	Tested against representative real-world systems and considered suitable for production use, with less deployment history than a Production driver.	Suitable for production use.
Preview	Functional integration available while broader validation and field experience continue.	Evaluation and non-live testing only. Not production-ready. Not recommended for live use.
Experimental	Early-stage integration where functionality, compatibility, or behavior is still being established.	Development and lab use only. Not production-ready. Not recommended for live use.

Maturity does not replace deployment-specific validation of firmware, licensing, network policy, credentials, supported features, or Known Limitations.

Software User Manual - Find current concepts, tasks, and reference guidance.
System Requirements - Review server, client, and deployment requirements.
Troubleshooting and FAQ - Diagnose an integration or commissioning problem.
Hardware User Manual - Review current Hardware Panel documentation.

Trademarks

Note

hi human interface is a trademark of RIEDEL Communications GmbH.

All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners. Copyright in third-party software and materials remains with the respective owners. Use of these names does not imply endorsement.