The Axient Digital device is connected via Ethernet to a control system, such as
Connection: Ethernet (TCP/IP; select “Client” in the AMX/Crestron program)
Port: 2202
There are 4 types of strings:
GET | Finds the status of a property. After the AMX/Crestron sends a GET command, the system responds with a REPORT string |
SET | Changes the status of a property. After the AMX/Crestron sends a SET command, the system responds with a REPORT string to indicate the new value of the property. |
REP | When the system receives a GET or SET command, it replies with a REPORT command to indicate the status of the property. Important: With the exception of the metered properties, the device sends a REPORT when a value changes. Thus, it is not necessary to constantly query most device properties. |
SAMPLE | Used for metering audio levels. |
All messages sent and received are ASCII. Note that the level indicators and gain indicators are also in ASCII
The character "x" in all of the following strings represents the channel and can be ASCII numbers 0 through 4 as in the following table.
0 | All channels |
1 through 4 | Individual channels |
Description | Discovery of device properties. |
Commands |
< GET x ALL > |
Variables | When x is zero, the device responds with REP for all device-specific properties and ALL channel-related properties including all metered properties. When x is a channel number, the device responds with REP for all device-specific properties and ALL channel x-related properties including all metered properties. |
Notes | None. |
Description | Controls the Device ID. |
Commands |
< GET DEVICE_ID > |
Variables | Where the repeating y represents the spaces returned by the device to pad the Device ID to 31 characters. |
Notes |
The device always responds with 31-character ID. SET accepts 1-8 Characters from the set: A-Z,a-z,0-9,!"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_`~ and space. |
Description | Discovery of the Encryption Mode. |
Commands |
< GET ENCRYPTION_MODE > |
Variables | None. |
Notes | None. |
Description | Controls the flash to identify a device or channel. |
Commands |
< SET FLASH ON > < REP FLASH OFF > Note: When used with no channel index the command initiates a Device Identify. When used with a channel index the command initiates a Channel Identify. < SET x FLASH ON > |
Variables | When used, x is the channel number. |
Notes | None. |
Description | Discovery of the firmware version. |
Commands | Self test passed: < GET FW_VER > < GET FW_VER > |
Variables |
Where the repeating y represents the spaces returned by the device to pad the response to 24 characters. |
Notes | Package version number reported as Maj.Min.Pack.Build. |
Description | Discovery of the model name of the device. |
Commands |
< GET MODEL > |
Variables | Where the repeating y represents the spaces returned by the device to pad the model name to 32 characters. |
Notes | The device always responds with a 32-character model name. |
Description | Discovery of Quadversity mode. |
Commands |
< GET QUADVERSITY_MODE > |
Variables | None. |
Notes | Quadversity Mode - While only applicable to AD4Q, an attempt to GET on an AD4D shall report OFF. |
Description | Discovery of the RF band. |
Commands |
< GET RF_BAND > |
Variables | Where the repeating y represents the spaces returned by the device to pad the response to 8 characters. |
Notes | None. |
Description | Discovery of the transmission mode. |
Commands |
< GET TRANSMISSION_MODE > |
Variables | None. |
Notes | None. |
Description | Control for the network settings. |
Commands |
< GET NET_SETTINGS interface > < REP NET_SETTINGS interface ipMode ipAddr subnetMask gwAddr macAddr > < SET NET_SETTINGS interface ipMode ipAddr subnetMask gwAddr > |
Variables |
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Notes |
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Examples |
Example of getting the current network settings for the Shure Control interface: < GET NET_SETTINGS SC > < REP NET_SETTINGS SC AUTO 192.168.001.025 Example of setting the Shure Control network settings to MANUAL settings: < SET After you change the Shure Control network settings you must reconnect at the new IP address. Then you can get/confirm the new settings. < GET < REP NET_SETTINGS SC MANUAL 192.168.001.123 255.255.255.000 192.168.001.001 00:0E:DD:45:60:EB Example of setting the Shure Control network settings to AUTO settings: < SET NET_SETTINGS SC AUTO na na na > After you change the Shure Control network settings you must reconnect at the new IP address. Then you can get/confirm the new settings. < GET < REP NET_SETTINGS SC AUTO 192.168.001.021 255.255.255.000 000.000.000.000 00:0E:DD:45:60:EB Example of setting the Dante Primary interface to manual network settings: < SET NET_SETTINGS D1 MANUAL 10.10.1.15 255.255.255.0 After the reboot you must reconnect, then you can get/confirm the new settings. < GET NET_SETTINGS D1 > < REP NET_SETTINGS D1 MANUAL 010.010.001.015 |
Description | Control for the channel audio gain. |
Commands |
< GET x AUDIO_GAIN > There is an offset of 18 so the actual value = 30 - 18 = 12 dB. To set to 22 dB: < SET x AUDIO_GAIN 40 > To decrement the value down 5 dB: < SET x AUDIO_GAIN DEC 5 > To increment the value up 10 dB: < SET x AUDIO_GAIN INC 10 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
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Description | Control for the channel audio mute. |
Commands |
< GET x AUDIO_MUTE > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | TOGGLE switches between ON and OFF. |
Description | Control for the channel name. |
Commands |
< GET x CHAN_NAME > |
Variables |
Where x is the channel number. Where the repeating y represents or pads the 31-character string from the set: A-Z,a-z,0-9,!"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_`~ and space, that is, {1234567890123456789012345678901}. |
Notes |
SET only supports 8 characters. The device always responds with a 31-character name. |
Description | Discovery of the encryption status. |
Commands |
< GET x ENCRYPTION_STATUS > < REP x ENCRYPTION_STATUS ERROR > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | It is unnecessary to continuously query this parameter. The receiver automatically sends a REPort when interference is detected. |
Description | Controls frequency settings. |
Commands |
< GET x FREQUENCY > |
Variables |
Where x is the channel number. Where the repeating y represents the spaces returned by the device to pad the response to 7 characters. |
Notes | Frequency and Group Channel
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Description | Discovery of the type of frequency diversity. |
Commands |
< GET x FD_MODE > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | FD-C : Combining mode FD-S : Selection mode |
Description | Controls the group channel mappings. |
Commands |
< GET x GROUP_CHANNEL > |
Variables |
Where x is the channel number. Where the repeating y represents the spaces returned by the device to pad the response to 10 characters. |
Notes |
Note: GROUP_CHANNEL and FREQUENCY are related as described in FREQUENCY. |
Description | Discovery of interference. |
Commands |
< GET x INTERFERENCE_STATUS > < REP x INTERFERENCE_STATUS DETECTED > For FD-C channels only:< GET x INTERFERENCE_STATUS2 > < REP x INTERFERENCE_STATUS2 DETECTED > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | It is unnecessary to continuously query this parameter. The receiver automatically sends a REPort when interference is detected. |
Description | Discovery of an unregistered transmitter. |
Commands |
< GET x UNREGISTERED_TX_STATUS > < REP 1 UNREGISTERED_TX_STATUS ERROR > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | It is unnecessary to continuously query this parameter. The receiver automatically sends a REPort when an unregistered transmitter is detected. |
For attributes such as audio meters, RF meters, channel quality meters, and the like, a REP on each change is inefficient and can flood many simple control systems.
The Shure approach is to use metering to periodically sample your channels and devices:
for example,
< SAMPLE chNum ALL qual audBitmap audPeak audRms rfAntStats rfBitmapA rfRssiA rfBitmapB rfRssiB >
returns
< SAMPLE 1 ALL 005 000 045 062 BB 31 099 31 085 >
where each field is documented and easy to parse.Note: To turn off sampling, use
< SET x METER_RATE 00000 >
where x is the channel number.
The following sections detail METER_RATE and SAMPLE followed by the set of metered attributes.
Description | Controls the meter rate. |
Commands |
< GET x METER_RATE > Note: This results in one SAMPLE every second. |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
00100 - Sample every 100 millisecond (10 samples per sec) 01000 - Sample every second 05000 - Sample every 5 seconds |
Description |
Specifies which of the Metering Commands you want to sample. |
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Commands | Standard Channel: Quadversity = OFF, FD = OFF or FD-S: < SAMPLE chNum ALL qual audBitmap audPeak audRms rfAntStats rfBitmapA rfRssiA rfBitmapB rfRssiB > < SAMPLE chNum ALL qual audBitmap audPeak audRms rfAntStats rfBitmapA rfRssiA rfBitmapB rfRssiB rfBitmapC rfRssiC rfBitmapD rfRssiD > < SAMPLE chNum ALL qual audBitmap audPeak audRms rfAntStatsF1 rfBitmapF1A rfRssiF1A rfBitmapF1B rfRssiF1B antStatsF2 rfBitmapF2A rfRssiF2A rfBitmapF2B rfRssiF2B > Sample input: Note: The sample input that follows is actually 1 line of input spaced to show correlation. < SAMPLE chNum ALL qual audBitmap audPeak audRms < SAMPLE 1 ALL 005 031 102 102 BBBB 31 084 31 065 31 070 31 070 BBBB 31 084 31 065 31 070 31 070 > |
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Variables | Key mapping:
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Notes | None. |
Description | Discovery of antenna status. |
Commands | Normal channel, both LEDs lit:
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Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
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Description | Discovery of the Audio LED bitmap. |
Commands |
< GET x AUDIO_LED_BITMAP > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
Each bit corresponds to an LED from bottom to top. LEDs 1-4 - Green LEDs 5-7 - Amber LED 8 - Red Example values:0 = b00000000 - all off 1 = b00000001 - first LED on ... 131 = b10000011 - after OL that is held, and the 2 bottom green LEDs are on ... 255 = b111111111 - all LEDs on |
Description | Discovery of peak audio level. |
Commands |
< GET x AUDIO_LEVEL_PEAK > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number |
Notes |
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Description | Discovery of the RMS audio level. |
Commands |
< GET x AUDIO_LEVEL_RMS > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
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Description | Discovery of the channel quality. |
Commands |
< GET x CHAN_QUALITY > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
This is a metered property using SAMPLE; it does not generate a report on a value change. Numeric, 3-character fixed output 000 - 005 255 = Unknown |
Description | Discovery of the RSSI. |
Commands | For a normal channel (Quadversity = OFF) < GET x RSSI 0 > < GET x RSSI 0 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
Channel Number, Antenna Index 1 : A 2 : B 3 : C 4 : D |
Description | Discovery of the RSSI LED bitmap. |
Commands | Antenna A, 5 LEDs on < GET x RSSI_LED_BITMAP 1 > < GET x RSSI_LED_BITMAP 0 > < GET x RSSI_LED_BITMAP 0 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
Example Variables 00 = b000000 = All LEDs off 01 = b000001 = LED1 ON (bottom) ... 31 = b011111 = LEDs 1-5 ON 32 = b100000 = LED6 ON (top, OL, all others OFF) ... 63 = b111111 = All LEDs on 01 = b000001 = LED1 ON (bottom) Channel Number, Antenna Index 1 : A 2 : B 3 : C 4 : D |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter Battery Bars. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_BATT_BARS > < REP x TX_BATT_BARS 004 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | Numeric, 3-character fixed output 000 to 005 255 - Unknown |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter battery charge. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_BATT_CHARGE_PERCENT > < REP x TX_BATT_CHARGE_PERCENT 088 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | Numeric, 3-character fixed output 000 to 100 - Percent 255 - Unknown |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter Battery Cycle Count. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_BATT_CYCLE_COUNT > < REP x TX_BATT_CYCLE_COUNT 00019 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | Numeric, 5-character fixed output 00000 to 65534 - Number of cycles 65535 - Unknown |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter Battery Health. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_BATT_HEALTH_PERCENT > < REP x TX_BATT_HEALTH_PERCENT 088 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | Numeric, 3-character fixed output 000 to 100 - Percent 255 - Unknown |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter battery runtime minutes. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_BATT_MINS > < REP x TX_BATT_MINS 00125 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | Numeric, 5-character fixed output 00000 to 65532 - Number of minutes of runtime 65533 - Battery communication warning 65534 - Battery time calculating 65535 - Unknown, or not applicable |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter battery temperature in Celsius. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_BATT_TEMP_C > < REP x TX_BATT_TEMP_C 062 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | Numeric, 3-character fixed output 000 to 254 - Temperature 255 - Unknown, or not applicable The actual value = the reported value - 40. |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter battery temperature in Fahrenheit. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_BATT_TEMP_F > < REP x TX_BATT_TEMP_F 062 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | Numeric, 3-character fixed output 000 to 254 - Temperature 255 - Unknown, or not applicable The actual value = the reported value - 40. |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter's battery type. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_BATT_TYPE > < REP x TX_BATT_TYPE LION > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | Report responses:
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Description | Discovery of the transmitter's Device ID. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_DEVICE_ID > < REP x TX_DEVICE_ID {LeadVoxyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy} > |
Variables |
Where x is the channel number. Where the repeating y represents or pads the 31-character string |
Notes |
31-character string - Device ID of the transmitter being received Unknown - blank, all spaces |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter Input Pad. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_INPUT_PAD > < REP x TX_INPUT_PAD 000 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
Numeric, 3-character fixed output 000 - Input Pad is ON (-12 dB) 012 - Input Pad is OFF (0 dB) 255 - Unknown, or Input Pad is not applicable to the transmitter variant The actual value = the reported value - 12. Input Pad is applicable to AD1, ADX1. All others indicate unknown. |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter Lock. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_LOCK > < REP x TX_LOCK MENU > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | Report responses:
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Description | Discovery of the transmitter model. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_MODEL > < REP x TX_MODEL AD2 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | Report responses:
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Description | Discovery of the transmitter Mute Mode Status. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_MUTE_MODE_STATUS > < REP x TX_MUTE_MODE_STATUS MUTE > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
ON - Audio is being transmitted (power switch in "ON" position) MUTE - Audio is being locally muted, but still transmitting RF (power switch is in "OFF" position) UNKNOWN - Either no transmitter or not supported by transmitter |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter offset. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_OFFSET > < REP x TX_OFFSET 012 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
Numeric, 3-character fixed Range - 000 to 033 255 - Unknown The actual value = the reported value - 12. This means that the actual range is -12 to +21 dB in 1 dB increments. |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter Polarity. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_POLARITY > < REP x TX_POLARITY POSITIVE > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes | Report responses: POSITIVE NEGATIVE UNKNOWN - Either no transmitter or not supported by transmitter |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter power level. |
Commands |
< GET x TX_POWER_LEVEL > < REP x TX_POWER_LEVEL 010 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
Numeric, 3-character fixed length Transmit power level in mW (for example, 002, 010, or 020) 255 - Unknown |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter Talk Switch activity. |
Commands | Before a Talk Switch has been pressed, or no transmitter has been decoded: < GET x TX_TALK_SWITCH > < REP x TX_TALK_SWITCH ON > User releases the Talk Switch, there is a report:< REP x TX_TALK_SWITCH OFF > Now that the AD4 has knowledge that a Talk Switch is being used on this session:< GET x TX_TALK_SWITCH > < REP x TX_TALK_SWITCH UNKNOWN > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number. |
Notes |
ON - Talk Switch button press has been detected OFF - Talk Switch button has been released UNKNOWN - No transmitter detected and/or no Talk Switch button press has been detected up to this point in the transmitter's current connection. Note: OFF and UNKNOWN are treated the same by the AD4 algorithms with respect to Talk Switch routing. |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter's battery bars by slot. |
Commands | Transmitter is LINKED.ACTIVE: < GET x SLOT_BATT_BARS z > < REP x SLOT_BATT_BARS z 003 > < GET x SLOT_BATT_BARS z > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes |
Numeric, 3-character fixed output 000 to 005 - Number of bars 255 - Unknown |
Description | Discovery of the battery charge percent by slot. |
Commands | Transmitter is LINKED.ACTIVE: < GET x SLOT_BATT_CHARGE_PERCENT z > < REP x SLOT_BATT_CHARGE_PERCENT z 087 > < REP x SLOT_BATT_CHARGE_PERCENT z 255 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes |
Numeric, 3-character fixed output 000 to 100 - Percent 255 - Unknown |
Description | Discovery of the battery cycle count by slot. |
Commands | Transmitter is LINKED.ACTIVE: < GET x SLOT_BATT_CYCLE_COUNT z > < REP x SLOT_BATT_CYCLE_COUNT z 65535 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes |
Numeric, 5-character fixed output 00000 to 65534 - Number of cycles 65535 - Unknown |
Description | Discovery of the battery health by slot. |
Commands | Transmitter is LINKED.ACTIVE: < GET x SLOT_BATT_HEALTH_PERCENT z > < REP x SLOT_BATT_HEALTH_PERCENT z 097 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes |
Numeric, 3-character fixed output 000 to 100 - Percent 255 - Unknown |
Description | Discovery of the battery runtime by slot. |
Commands | Transmitter is LINKED.ACTIVE: < GET x SLOT_BATT_MINS z > < REP x SLOT_BATT_MINS z 65534 > < GET x SLOT_BATT_MINS z > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes |
Numeric, 5-character fixed output 00000 to 65532 - Number of minutes of runtime 65533 - Battery communication warning. (Check contacts) 65534 - Battery time calculating 65535 - Unknown, or not applicable |
Description | Controls the transmitter slot's battery type. |
Commands | Transmitter is LINKED.ACTIVE: < GET x SLOT_BATT_TYPE z > < GET x SLOT_POLARITY z > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes | Report responses: LION ALKA NIMH LITH UNKN - Either no transmitter or not supported by transmitter |
Description | Controls the transmitter's slot input pad. |
Commands | Transmitter is LINKED.ACTIVE, input pad not engaged: < GET x SLOT_INPUT_PAD z > < SET x SLOT_INPUT_PAD z 0 > < GET x SLOT_INPUT_PAD z > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes |
Numeric, 3-character fixed output 000 - Input Pad is ON (-12 dB) 012 - Input Pad is OFF (0 dB) 255 - Unknown, or Input Pad is not applicable to the transmitter variant The actual value = the reported value - 12. Note: A remotely controllable Input Pad is applicable to ADX1. All others indicate unknown. |
Description | Controls the transmitter's slot offset. |
Commands | Get for Linked.Active transmitter: (default) < GET x SLOT_OFFSET z > < SET x SLOT_OFFSET z 0 > < SET x SLOT_OFFSET z INC 5 > < GET x SLOT_OFFSET z > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes |
Numeric, 3-character fixed Range - 000 to 033 255 - Unknown The actual value = the reported value - 12. The Actual Range is -12 to +21 dB in 1 dB increments. |
Description | Controls the transmitter's slot polarity. |
Commands | Transmitter is LINKED.ACTIVE: < GET x SLOT_POLARITY z > < GET x SLOT_POLARITY z > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes | Report responses: POSITIVE NEGATIVE UNKNOWN - Either no transmitter or not supported by transmitter Note: Polarity is only supported by ADX1 and ADX1M. |
Description | Controls the transmitter's RF output. |
Commands | Transmitter is LINKED.ACTIVE: < GET x SLOT_RF_OUTPUT z > < GET x SLOT_RF_OUTPUT z > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes | Report responses: UNKNOWN RF_ON RF_MUTE |
Description | REPorts the actual power level of the unit in mW. Note: Use SLOT_RF_POWER_MODE to set the power level |
Commands | Transmitter is LINKED.ACTIVE: < GET x SLOT_RF_POWER z > < GET x SLOT_RF_POWER z > < REP x SLOT_RF_POWER z 040 > < SET x SLOT_RF_POWER z 10 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes |
Use SLOT_RF_POWER_MODE to SET the power level Numeric, 3-character fixed output 002, 010, 020, 035, 040, 050 - Typical values 255 - Unknown |
Description | Controls the logical power level the unit is operating on. |
Commands | Transmitter is LINKED.ACTIVE: < GET x SLOT_RF_POWER_MODE z > < SET x SLOT_RF_POWER_MODE z LOW > < SET x SLOT_RF_POWER z LOW > < REP x SLOT_RF_POWER_MODE z HIGH > < REP x SLOT_RF_POWER z 020 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes | Report responses: UNKNOWN LOW NORMAL HIGH Note: Some RF Bands or modes do not support HIGH and any attempt to use HIGH returns a REP ERR. |
Description | Discovery of the slot showlink status. |
Commands | Transmitter is LINKED.ACTIVE: < GET x SLOT_SHOWLINK_STATUS z > < GET x SLOT_SHOWLINK_STATUS z > < REP x SLOT_SHOWLINK_STATUS z 003 > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes |
Numeric, 3-character fixed output 001 to 005 255 - Unknown |
Description | Discovery of the slot status. |
Commands | An empty slot: < GET x SLOT_STATUS z > < GET x SLOT_STATUS 1 > < GET x SLOT_STATUS 2 > < REP x SLOT_STATUS 2 LINKED.INACTIVE > The user registers an AD1 to Slot 2:< REP x SLOT_STATUS 2 STANDARD > The user unlinks or cleans up Slot 2 or moves the transmitter:< REP x SLOT_STATUS 2 EMPTY > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes | Report responses: EMPTY - No transmitter is registered in the slot STANDARD - An AD (standard) transmitter is registered in the slot LINKED.INACTIVE - An ADX (enhanced) transmitter is registered, linked, but the receiver is not connected to the live transmitter at this time LINKED.ACTIVE - An ADX (enhanced) transmitter is registered, linked, and the receiver is connected. You can remotely adjust the transmitter now. |
Description | Controls the device ID of the transmitter by slot. |
Commands | An empty, unregistered slot: < GET x SLOT_TX_DEVICE_ID z > < GET x SLOT_TX_DEVICE_ID z > < SET x SLOT_TX_DEVICE_ID z {Name_1} > < SET x SLOT_TX_DEVICE_ID z {Name_1} > |
Variables |
Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. Where the repeating y represents the spaces returned by the device to pad the response to 31 characters. |
Notes |
SET only accepts 1 to 8 characters from the set: A-Z,a-z,0-9,!"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_`~ and space The device always responds with a 31-character string Empty slot - blank, all spaces |
Description | Discovery of the transmitter slot's model. |
Commands | An empty slot: < GET x SLOT_TX_MODEL z > < GET x SLOT_TX_MODEL z > |
Variables | Where x is the channel number and z is the slot number. |
Notes | Report responses: AD1 AD2 ADX1 ADX1M ADX2 ADX2FD UNKNOWN |