User manual BIAMP VOICECRAFTER RS-232

[. . . ] The response packet consists of two ASCII characters. s-Commands COMMAND Volume increase Volume decrease VCR volume increase VCR volume decrease Mute all microphones UnMute all mics System mute System UnMute VCR mute on VCR mute off Toggle Mic 1 Mute Toggle Mic 2 Mute Mic loopback on Mic loopback off 4 wire loopback on 4 wire loopback off Wideband select Narrowband select Train Noise Source Enable Noise Source Disable Speaker Mute Speaker UnMute System Mute Toggle VCR Mute Toggle Connect Two Wire Hang-up Two Wire HEX 73 67 7A 73 68 7A 73 71 67 73 71 68 73 69 61 73 69 62 73 69 6A 73 69 6C 73 71 6A 73 71 6C 73 61 7A 73 62 7A 73 6B 63 73 6B 64 73 6B 65 73 6B 66 73 6A 63 73 6A 64 73 6D 6F 73 61 64 73 62 64 73 69 67 73 69 68 73 69 7A 73 71 7A 73 6A 6D 73 6C 6D ASCII sgz shz sqg sqh sia sib sij sil sqj sql saz sbz skc skd ske skf sjc sjd smo sad sbd sig sih siz sqz sjm slm RESPONSE "OB" "HB" if Volume Limit "FB" "HB" if Volume Limit "OC" "HC" if Volume Limit "FC" "HC" if Volume Limit "FPFQ" "OPOQ" "HV" "FV" "O[" "F[" "FP" Mic Muted "OP" Mic UnMuted "FQ" Mic Muted "OQ" Mic UnMuted "OE" "FE" "OD" "FD" "OG" "FG" "HG" Training Started "HI" Training Completed "OI" "FI" "FS" "OS" "HV" if Muted "FV" if UnMuted "O[" if Muted "F[" if UnMuted "OW" if connected "FW" 3 VOICECRAFTER TM COMPUTER CONTROL MANUAL DTMF `s' Commands DTMF dialing will not send a response to a PC or system controller. Command Dial `1' Dial `2' Dial `3' Dial `A' Dial `4' Dial `5' Dial `6' Dial `B' Dial `7' Dial `8' Dial `9' Dial `C' Dial `*' Dial `0' Dial `#' Dial `D' Hook Flash Hold Two Wire HEX Bytes 0x73 0x63 0x6C 0x73 0x64 0x6C 0x73 0x65 0x6C 0x73 0x66 0x6C 0x73 0x63 0x6D 0x73 0x64 0x6D 0x73 0x65 0x6D 0x73 0x66 0x6D 0x73 0x63 0x6E 0x73 0x64 0x6E 0x73 0x65 0x6E 0x73 0x66 0x6E 0x73 0x63 0x6F 0x73 0x64 0x6F 0x73 0x65 0x6F 0x73 0x66 0x6F 0x73 0x63 0x70 0x73 0x6B 0x6D ASCII Bytes scl sdl sel sfl scm sdm sem sfm scn sdn sen sfn sco sdo seo sfo scp skm **NOTE ­ DTMF tones can not be heard unless the DTMF Mix is enabled using `t' commands (See page 10 of this document. ) or via PC control via BiampWin. To enable DTMF Mix in BiampWin, click on the DTMF Mix box located in the 2-wire section of the control software. 4 VOICECRAFTER TM COMPUTER CONTROL MANUAL t-Commands `t' commands are designed to be used by third-party controllers for complete control of the VOICECRAFTER Series product. Changes made via `t' commands are made via the lower DB9 Male port, and are designed to allow a controller to change the value of a specific configuration parameter to a specific value. [. . . ] AERL target used by Configuration Train. Format is in dB times 10 (2's compliment) Range 0dB - +20dB 0x0000 = loopback disabled 0x0001 = Codec Input/Output Loopback 0x0002 = Aux Input/Output Loopback 0x0003 = Codec and Aux Both Loopback Mic 1 Input Gain - Valid Range: -6dB - +12dB in 2's compliment MIC 1 Default Gain 0x01 0xFFFA 0x000C 0xFFFA 0x000C 0x0001 0x0005 MIC 2 Default Gain 0x02 Erase Configuration 0x06 Codec Rx Gain Offset Auxiliary Port Mode Convergence 0x0B 0x0C 0x18 0xFFF4 0x000C 0x0000 0x0001 0x0000 0x0001 Production Mode Autoadaptation 0x19 0x22 0x0001 0x0000 0x0001 VCR Output Gain MIC2 Gain Train AERL 4-Wire Loopback 0x26 0x28 0x29 0x2A 0xFFF4 0x000C READ ONLY 0x0000 - 0x00C8 0x0000 - 0x0003 MIC1 Gain 0x2B READ ONLY 6 VOICECRAFTER Store Configuration TM COMPUTER CONTROL MANUAL 0x2D 0x0001 0x0005 Store into: 0x0001 = location 1 0x0002 = location 2 0x0003 = location 3 0x0004 = location 4 0x0005 = location 5 Cancellation enable/disable Enable = 0x0001 Disable = 0x0000 VCR/Aux input Gain. Valid Range: -12dB - +12dB in 2's compliment System mute (privacy) enable/disable Mute = 0x0001 UnMute = 0x0000 Speaker Output Gain. Valid range if Autoadaption is disabled: -89dB - +6dB. Canceller 0x2E 0x0000 0x0001 0xFFF4 0x000C 0x0000 0x0001 READ ONLY or 0xFFA7 0x0006 0x0000 0x0001 0x0000 0x0001 0x0001 or 0xFFFF VCR Input Gain System Mute 0x2F 0x3B Loudspeaker Gain 0x3E MIC1 Mute MIC2 Mute User Volume 0x41 0x42 0x43 Mute = 0x0001 UnMute = 0x0000 Mute = 0x0001 UnMute = 0x0000 User Volume Control: Setting a value of 0x0001 raises user volume by 1dB. Setting a value of 0xFFFF lowers user volume by 1dB. The response to this t- command will be the actual user volume value in 2's compliment. DSP Average 0xFC READ ONLY: 0x0001 0x0008 Read DSP calculated averages (Read in 2's Compliment) 0x0001 = EC_Si (Rms) 0x0002 = EC_So (Rms) 0x0003 = EC_Ri (Rms) 0x0004 = NLP_So (Rms) 0x0005 = Codec In Rms 0x0006 = AERL 0x0007 = ERLE 0x0008 = VCR In (Rms) Mute = 0x0001 UnMute = 0x0000 Recall from: 0x0001 = location 1 0x0002 = location 2 0x0003 = location 3 0x0004 = location 4 0x0005 = location 5 16-bit alarm indicator Codec Input AGC Gain value in 2's compliment. Range = -12dB - +12dB) Loudspeaker Mute Recall Configuration 0x45 0x46 0x0000 0x0001 0x0000 0x0005 Alarm Indication Codec Rx Gain 0x4A 0x4B READ ONLY READ ONLY 7 VOICECRAFTER 4- Wire Output Gain VCR Input Mute TM COMPUTER CONTROL MANUAL 0x4C 0x4E 0xFFF4 0x000C 0x0000 0x0001 Codec Output Gain. Setting this parameter will determine the Mic 2 Gain that will be loaded when the Voicecrafter performs a Refresh Train. This parameter (and all gain values) are represented as 2's compliment HEX numbers. Range = -6dB to +12dB This parameter is normally programmed by the Configuration Train program as the Loudspeaker Gain is adjusted to match the AERL TARGET parameter. Setting this parameter will determine the Loudspeaker Gain that will be loaded when the Voicecrafter performs a Refresh Train. This parameter (and all gain values) are represented as 2's compliment HEX numbers. Range = -89dB - +6dB This parameter determines the maximum amount of attenuation that is applied when the Noise Gate becomes active. This parameter is represented as 2's compliment HEX number. The valid range for this parameter is 0dB through -48dB. This parameter determines the maximum signal level that the Noise Gate will block. This parameter defaults to -89dB, which disables the Noise Gate. The valid range for this parameter is -10dB through -89dB. This parameter determines the amount of time that the transmit audio level must fall below the Noise Gate Threshold before the Noise Gate becomes active. The valid range for this parameter is 0 through 16 seconds. This parameter determines the amount of time that elapses before the Noise Gate reaches full attenuation (as defined by Noise Gate Attenuation). The valid range for this parameter is 0. 5 through 8 seconds (adjustable in 0. 5 second intervals). [. . . ] Setting this parameter to zero will set the Voicecrafter dialing mode to DTMF dialing. Setting this parameter to any non-zero value sets the Voicecrafter dialing mode to Pulse Dialing mode. Setting this parameter to zero disables the BTV Mode feature. Setting this parameter to 0x0001 will put the Voicecrafter into the BTV CENTRAL mode. This will cause the 2-Wire Transmit port to be muted. [. . . ]