User Guide
User Guide
ConferenceONE™i Discussion System with IntelliMix®
| 1 | Introduction 2 | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.1 | Features | 2 | ||
| 1.2 | Components | 2 | ||
| 2 | Descripti | on | 3 | |
| 2.1 | Power Supply Unit C1-PS 60i | 3/4 | ||
| 2.2 | Delegate Console C1-Di | 5 | ||
| 2.3 | Chairman Console C1-Ci | 6/7 | ||
| 3 | Setting L | lp | 7 | |
| 3.1 | General Notes | 7 | ||
| 3.2 | Possible Configurations | 8 | ||
| 4 | System S | Settings | 9 | |
| 4.1 | Power Supply Unit | 9 | ||
| 4.2 | Chairman Console | 10 | ||
| 4.2.1 | Status Page | 10 | ||
| 4.2.2 | Using the Menu | 10/11 | ||
| 4.3 | Test Mode | 12 | ||
| 4.4 | Language Selection | 12 | ||
| 5 | AEC / Te | Ico Audio Interface | 13 | |
| 5.1 | Interface Levels | 13 | ||
| 5.2 | Balanced / Unbalanced Connections | 13 | ||
| 5.3 | External Interface Device Settings | 13 | ||
| 6 | System ( | Dperation | 14 | |
| 6.1 | Manual Mode | 14 | ||
| 6.2 | Automatic Mode | 14 | ||
| 6.3 | Operating Instructions | 15 | ||
| 7 | Troubleshooting 16 | |||
| 8 | 3 Technical Data 17/18/1 | |||
| 9 | 9 Appendix A - Connector Pin Assignments | |||
| 10 | 0 Appendix B - AMX/Crestron 22/23 | |||
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1 Introduction
The Shure's ConferenceONE™i Discussion System is extremely easy to install and use. It was developed for use at conferences, meetings, platform discussions and other comparable applications.
Due to its integrated loudspeakers, the ConferenceONE™i Discussion System also functions as a completely self-contained public address system which can be expanded by connecting external devices such as mixers, wireless microphones, music sources, recorders or if required, external PA systems.
1.1 Features
- Simple installation and operation
- Single-cable conference system with standard Neutrik Minicon connectors
- Daisy chain connections from one console to the next
- Integrated loudspeakers in the consoles
- Additional headphone output with adjustable volume in each console
- Manual operation with PTT (push to talk) button
- Automatic operation with patented IntelliMix® technology
- Microprocessor-controlled
- Fold-up microphone arm with lightring
- Easy menu-guided settings from the chairman's consoles
- Scratch-resistant Nextel surface finish
- Link input for SCM Series mixers
- Flexible audio input and output configuration
- Serial interface for connection to room control systems
- High-quality Microflex® microphone capsules
- Integrated compressor for consistent volume
1.2 Components
The ConferenceONE™i Discussion System consists of the following components:
Conference ONE™i
Power supply unit C1-PS 60i Chairman console Delegate console Bus cable 2 / 5 / 10 m Powerline cable 10 / 20 / 50 m Floor-X adapter C1-PL 10 / 20 / 50 C1-FX
2 Description
2.1 Power Supply Unit C1-PS 60i
The power supply unit C1-PS 60i supplies the consoles with power and serves as an interface to external devices.
Rear view
| 0 |
Power socket
Socket with integrated fuse. |
Remote socket
SUB-D 9 socket for external control systems such as Crestron + AMX. |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 |
Input level + Phantom power switch
Switches the audio input sensitivity between microphone and line level and adds phantom power for condenser microphones. |
AEC / TELCO AUDIO INTERFAC
Balanced Audio Interface to connect an external phone hybrid or video conferen system through 6-pin block connector terminal. The slider switches adjust aud levels to match connected device. Pleas note that the external device requires acoustic echo cancellation (AEC). |
Ce
io |
| • |
Audio input (*)
Electronically balanced input via the combined XLR/1/4" jack socket and unbalanced input via dual female RCA connectors. |
IntelliMix
®
Link input
Socket for connection of a Shure SCM series automatic mixer. Please note that the audio signal only flows from the SCI series mixers into the ConferenceONE™ Discussion System and not from the Discussion System into the connected SCM series mixers. |
M |
| 4 |
Audio output (*)
Electronically balanced output with XLR-socket or unbalanced output via dual female RCA connectors. The output carries a mixed signal of the discussion systems microphones, the audio input on the power supply and the signal from the AEC / Telco audio interface. |
Object 2019 Object to the second |
(*) Please note that the audio input and output are not suitableto connect to an external telephone hybrid. Please use the ACE / Telco Audio Interface for this purpose.
the system and activates the microphone of
the chairman console
The sockets are interchangeable; either one may be used as an input or an output.
3 Setting Up
3.1 General Notes
A functional system consists of a power supply unit, a chairman console, up to 59 delegate consoles and the necessary connection cables. All necessary cables for the basic system are included with the various components.
The following general rules must always be observed when setting up the system:
- Always switch off the power supply unit before connecting or disconnecting consoles or bus cables.
- Do not connect more than 15 consoles per Minicon socket (on the power supply unit or Floor-X adapter).
- Do not connect more than 60 consoles per system.
- The length of a console-bus branch must not exceed 40 m.
- The total cable length from the power supply unit to the last console must not exceed 80 m.
It is immaterial in which order the components are connected within the daisy chain. For example, the chairman console does not have to be connected as the first console: it can be connected to the console bus at any desired position.
If desired, the console bus can be connected as a loop. This improves the operational reliability since the consoles will still have a functional connection in the case of a cable breakage within the loop.
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3.2 Possible Configurations
For small systems, up to 15 consoles can be connected directly to the Minicon socket on the front of the power supply unit. The bus cable is connected from each console to the next.
Larger systems with more than 15 consoles or in systems where the first console is more than 10 meters away from the power supply unit must be set up with the enclosed Powerline cable (C1-PL 10) and the Floor-X adapter, as pictured in the illustration below.
The sockets on the rear of the power supply unit can be used in parallel to the front socket. However, the total number of consoles must not exceed 60.
4 System Settings
All adjustments to the settings of the conference system are made on the chairman console. The controls located on the power supply unit adjust signal input and output for external devices.
4.1 Power Supply Unit
The slide switch beside the input socket on the rear of the power supply unit sets the sensitivity of the audio input between microphone level and line level. The third position of the switch provides 13 V Phantom power to a connected condenser microphone.
Press the ON/OFF button in the input section to activate the audio input on the rear of the unit. The LED above this button iluminates green when the input is active.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to adjust the level of the audio input.
When a signal is present at the input, the "Signal" LED illuminates green. If the "Peak" LED illuminates red, reduce the input in order to avoid distortion.
Press the ON/OFF button in the output section to activate the audio output on the rear of the unit. The LED above this button illuminates green when the output is active.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to adjust the audio output level to external devices.
4.2 Chairman Console
The system is configured from the chairman's console with the aid of the LCD and the three buttons below it: SELECT, ◀ and ► .
4.2.1 Status Page
In normal operating mode, the display shows the status page with the current settings. The display always returns automatically to this status page if there is no user activity for ten seconds.
In Automatic mode, microphones are activated automatically, so the Limit menu item is not available.
In manual mode with Limit set to 1, a timer displays how long the currently active microphone has been on.
In normal operating mode (when the status page is displayed), the volume of the system can be adjusted by pressing the
Press the SELECT button to display the Setup menu, then use the ◄ or ► buttons to select a menu item. The selected item is underlined in the display.
Pressing the SELECT button again activates the Setup menu for that item.
Selecting Exit returns the user to the status page.
Volume 12 + Auto Volume 12 + Manual 12:42 Volume 12 Wolume 12
Use the Mode menu item to select either the Manual or Automatic (Auto) operating mode.
In manual mode, you can use the Limit menu item to specify the maximum number of microphones that can be activated simultaneously in addition to the chairman console.
If the Limit is set to 1, the timer is displayed. Press
✓ or ► buttons to change the value and then press SELECT to return to the status page.
Note: The Limit menu item is available only in Manual mode.
Use the Chime menu item to specify whether a chime will sound when the PRIORITY button is pressed on the chairman console. Press ◄ or ► button to change the value and then press SELECT to return to the status page.
| Chime | |
|---|---|
| ON | OFF |
The following diagram shows the entire menu tree.
The menu items shown in grey are displayed only in manual mode (see above).
4.3 Test Mode
Activate test mode by pressing and holding both of the
◄ and ► buttons for approximately three seconds. The installed software version appears in the display and the lighted rings on all delegate consoles illuminate in order to permit simple detection of any cable breakage or defective consoles.
Press the SELECT button to return to normal operating mode.
ConferenceOne SHURE Ver .1.0i
4.4 Language Selection
Access the Language selection menu by pressing and holding both the ◀ and ► buttons for approximately five seconds. The current language appears in the display. Use the ◀ and ► buttons to select a different menu language, then press the SELECT button to activate it and return to the status page.
Select Language English
5 AEC / Telco Audio Interface
This interface provides a dedicated termination to connect the discussion system directly to most external telephone hybrids or videoconference codecs, enabling users of the system to communicate with remote parties. When used in conjunction with a telephone hybrid, the ConferenceONE™ discussion system can communicate with distant parties over standard telephone lines. When used in conjunction with a videoconference codec, the ConferenceONE™ provides the audio portion of a videoconference. To avoid returning echoes to the distant party, the device must provide effective acoustic echo control (AEC). The ConferenceONE™ discussion system does not provide this echo control function.
5.1 Interface Levels
The interface provides professional balanced line level signals; a nominal level of 0 or +4 dBu. Level Adjustment switches, set next to the terminal blocks, allow for optimum level matching to a hybrid/codec that may require higher or lower than nominal speech signal levels to properly operate. To maintain the same input and output level the switches should be set to the same position. If the hybrid/codec provides weaker than nominal receive signal levels from the remote party (received speech in the ConferenceONE™ loudspeakers is perceived to be lower in level than the local speech), the switches can be set to the "-5 dB" positions to match the lower than nominal Receive Input signal level. This will boost the received speech heard from the loudspeakers and lower the level of transmitted speech. The opposite effect results with the switches set to the "+5 dB" positions. Note that these switches cannot be expected to compensate for poor line conditions. For reliable teleconferencing, the external telephone hybrid or videoconference codec needs to be capable of providing consistent receive signal levels to the ConferenceONE™ over a range of conditions
5.2 Balanced / Unbalanced Connections
The 6-pin terminal block provides a balanced input and output audio connection to the system. If the hybrid/codec uses unbalanced inputs and outputs, make connections to the ConferenceONE™ "+" terminals and ground, leaving the "-" terminals open.
5.3 External Interface Device Settings
For information on the required settings of the external telephone hybrid or videoconference codec, refer to its user guide.
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6 System Operation
The ConferenceONE™i Discussion System can be operated in either of the two operating modes described below.
6.1 Manual Mode
In manual mode, each console microphone is activated by simply pressing the PTT button and deactivated by pressing this button again. However, the number of simultaneously active microphones is limited to a value between one and eight according to the limit set in the menu of the chairman console.
If the maximum number of active microphones is set to one, the chairman console displays the length of time that the microphone is active.
Note: In order to avoid feedback, the overall volume is automatically reduced as the number of active microphones increases.
Pressing the CANCEL button on the chairman console deactivates all other microphones in the system. By pressing and holding the PRIORITY button, the chairman can temporarily deactivate all other microphones in order to make an announcement. The lightrings on the temporarily deactivated consoles blink as long as the priority function is active.
6.2 Automatic Mode
In Automatic mode with IntelliMix®-technology, each console microphone automatically activates when a user speaks into it. The ConferenceONE™i Discussion System automatically attenuates (turns down) any microphone not being used, greatly reducing the excess reverberation and feedback problems associated with conventional multiple-microphone systems. When a new talker begins speaking, the IntelliMix® system immediately selects and silently activates the nearest microphone, within 4 milliseconds. IntelliMix® signal processing enables the ConferenceONE™i Discussion System to provide clear, natural voice pickup, and significantly reduces the problems of "hollow" or "muddy" sound, as well as insufficient gain before feedback.
The CANCEL and PRIORITY buttons on the chairman console retain their full functions in automatic mode, the PTT button on delegate and chairman console will function as a mute button (push to cough).
As a special feature, when you connect a Shure SCM series automatic mixer to the LINK input on the rear panel of the power supply, it directly interfaces with the automatic regulation functions of the ConferenceONE™i Discussion System with IntelliMix® circuit.
Please note that the audio signal is only transmitted from the SCM series mixers into the ConferenceONE™ Discussion System and not from the Discussion System into the connected SCM series mixers.
6.3 Operating Instructions
To set the volume of the system:
- 1. Press ◀ or ► button to change the volume
- 2. Press SELECT to return to the Status Page
To select Operating mode:
- 1. Press SELECT to access the Setup menu
- 2. Press ◄ or ► button until the Mode menu is underlined in the display
- 3. Press SELECT to access the Mode menu
- 4. Press ◄ or ► button until the Mode menu is underlined
- 5 Press SELECT to activate and return to the Status Page
To limit the number of active microphones:
- 1. Press SELECT to access the Setup menu
- 2. Press ◄ or ► button until the Limit menu is underlined in the display
- 3. Press SELECT to access the Limit menu
- 4. Press ◄ or ► button to increase or decrease the number of active microphones
- 5. Press SELECT to return to the Status Page
To activate or deactivate the Chime:
- 1. Press SELECT to access the Setup menu
- 2. Press ◄ or ► button until the Chime menu is underlined in the display
- 3. Press SELECT to access the Chime menu
- 4. Press ◄ or ▶ button to activate or deactivate the Chime
- 5. Press SELECT to return to the Status Page
To activate Test Mode:
- 1. Press ◄ and ► buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds until software version is displayed and all lightrings are illuminated
- 2. Press SELECT to return to regular operation
To select Menu Language:
- 1. Press ◄ and ► buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds until SELECT language menu appears in the display
- 2. Press ◄ or ► button to select desired language 3. Press SELECT to activate and return to the Status Page
7 Troubleshooting
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| Problem | Remedy |
|---|---|
| Green Power LED is off |
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| Red Protect LED illuminates |
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| No sound |
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| Feedback (whistling) |
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| PTT button does not work |
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| Delegate microphone cannot be activated, lightring on microphone arm blinks |
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Echoes and feedback when
system is connected to a distant party via AEC/Telco Audio Interface and external telephone hybrid or videoconference codec. |
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8 Technical Data
Power supply unit C1-PS 60i
Mains voltage
Secondary Fuses:
Bus supply voltage:
C1-PS 60i A: C1-PS 60i J: C1-PS 60i E, C1-PS 60i UK : Power rating: Primary Fuses C1-PS 60i A: C1-PS 60i J: C1-PS 60i J: C1-PS 60i E, C1-PS 60i UK :
120 V AC, 50/60 Hz 100 V AC, 50/60 Hz 220 - 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz 330 VA
T4A T5A T2A
2 x T8A +/- 24 V DC nom.
| Audio inputs |
Microphone
(balanced) |
Line
(balanced) |
Aux
(unbalanced) |
AEC / Telco
Audio Interface (balanced) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Impendance | 8 kOhm | 8 kOhm | 50 kOhm | 50 kOhm |
|
Input Clipping
Level |
-26 dBV | +6 dBV | +6 dBV | +20 dBV |
|
Phantom
Power |
15 V DC |
| Audio outputs |
Line Aux
(balanced) (unbalanced) |
AEC / Telco
Audio Interface (balanced) |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Impendance | <20 Ohm | <20 Ohm | 200 Ohm |
| Output Clipping Level | +18 dBV | +12 dBV | +18 dBV |
| Headphone Output | |
|---|---|
| 8 Ohm | |
| Socket | 1/4" stereo jack socket |
| SOCKEL. | 1/4 Stereo Jack Socke |
| Connections: | |
| Maximum number of consoles | |
| per console-bus branch (Minicon): | 15 |
| per Sub-D 25 output: | 30 |
| Maximum total number of consoles: | 60 |
| Maximum length of a console-bus branch: | 40 m |
| Maximum cable length from PSU to last console: | 80 m |
Consoles
|
Power rating
Delegate console C1-Di: Chairman console C1-Ci: |
1,7 W
5,3 W |
|---|---|
|
Microphone
Microphone type: Directional characteristic: |
Electret-condenser (Microflex
®
)
Supercardioid |
|
Headphone output
Output impedance: Socket: |
4 Ohm
1/8" stereo jack socket |
| Performance | |
|
Microphone to audio output
Frequency range: Distortion factor: |
100 Hz – 15 kHz
≤ 0,3 % |
|
Frequency range:
Distortion factor: |
50 Hz – 18 kHz
≤ 0,3 % |
| Mechanical data | |
|
Dimensions (H x W x D)
Power supply unit C1-PS 60i: Chairman console C1-Ci: Delegate console C1-Di: |
88,1 x 482,6 x 237 mm
85 x 265 x 210 mm 85 x 165 x 210 mm |
|
Weight
Power supply unit C1-PS 60i: Chairman console C1-Ci: Delegate console C1-Di: |
7,8 kg
1 kg 0,7 kg |
Miscellaneous
Operating temperature range:
-7°C ... +57°C (+20°F ... +135°F) Note: Electrical safety approval is based on maximum ambient temperature of 35° C.
С
| ertification | |
|---|---|
| Model C1-PS 60i A |
UL LISTED to UL 6500, 2nd Edition, cUL LISTED to
CAN/CSA E60065-00. Authorized under the Verification provision of FCC Part 15 as a Class B Digital Device. This Class B Digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. |
| Model C1- PS 60i E, C1-PS 60i UK |
Conforms to European Community Directives,
eligible to bear CE Mark; TUV GS-Certified to EN 60065, 6 th Edition; Meets EMC Requirements of EN 55103 (Parts 1 & 2), Environments E1 & E2. Meets Australian EMC Requirements, eligible to bear C-Tick Mark. |
| Model C1- PS 60i J | TUV (PSE) Certified to J 60065 |
Information to User
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Shure Manufacturing GmbH could void your authority to operate this equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
9 Appendix A – Connector Pin Assignments
Minicon Bus Cable
| PinSignalCable Color Code1Audio 1black2Control 2blue3-24 Vgray4GNDbrown5GNDpurple6GNDred/gray7GNDred8+24 Vpink9Control 3yellow10Control 1green11Mic Buswhite12Modered/blue | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1Audio 1black2Control 2blue3-24 Vgray4GNDbrown5GNDpurple6GNDred/gray7GNDred8+24 Vpink9Control 3yellow10Control 1green11Mic Buswhite12Modered/blue | Pin | Signal | Cable Color Code |
| 2Control 2blue3-24 Vgray4GNDbrown5GNDpurple6GNDred/gray7GNDred8+24 Vpink9Control 3yellow10Control 1green11Mic Buswhite12Modered/blue | 1 | Audio 1 | black |
| 3-24 Vgray4GNDbrown5GNDpurple6GNDred/gray7GNDred8+24 Vpink9Control 3yellow10Control 1green11Mic Buswhite12Modered/blue | 2 | Control 2 | blue |
| 4GNDbrown5GNDpurple6GNDred/gray7GNDred8+24 Vpink9Control 3yellow10Control 1green11Mic Buswhite12Modered/blue | 3 | -24 V | gray |
| 5GNDpurple6GNDred/gray7GNDred8+24 Vpink9Control 3yellow10Control 1green11Mic Buswhite12Modered/blue | 4 | GND | brown |
| 6GNDred/gray7GNDred8+24 Vpink9Control 3yellow10Control 1green11Mic Buswhite12Modered/blue | 5 | GND | purple |
| 7GNDred8+24 Vpink9Control 3yellow10Control 1green11Mic Buswhite12Modered/blue | 6 | GND | red/gray |
| 8 +24 V pink 9 Control 3 yellow 10 Control 1 green 11 Mic Bus white 12 Mode red/blue | 7 | GND | red |
| 9 Control 3 yellow 10 Control 1 green 11 Mic Bus white 12 Mode red/blue | 8 | +24 V | pink |
| 10Control 1green11Mic Buswhite12Modered/blue | 9 | Control 3 | yellow |
| 11 Mic Bus white 12 Mode red/blue | 10 | Control 1 | green |
| 12 Mode red/blue | 11 | Mic Bus | white |
| 12 | Mode | red/blue |
Shield connected to connector housing
SUB-D 9 RS232
| Pin | Signal |
| 1 | n.c. |
| 2 | TXD |
| 3 | RXD |
| 4 | n.c. |
| 5 | GND |
| 6 | n.c. |
| 7 | n.c. |
| 8 | n.c. |
| 9 | n.c. |
| Signal | Cable color code |
| GND | Shield |
| GND | Shield |
| +24 V | red |
| - 24 V | blue |
| Mode | white/orange |
| Control 2 | brown |
| Audio | white/green |
| MicBus | white/blue |
| Control 3 | white/red |
| Control 1 | yellow |
| +24 V | white/brown |
| - 24 V | orange |
| GND | n.c. |
| GND | Shield |
| +24 V | purple |
| -24 V | gray |
| GND | n.c. |
| GND | black |
| Audio | white/green |
| Mic Bus | white/blue |
| GND | green |
| GND | white/purple |
| GND | white/yellow |
| +24 V | white |
| -24 V | white/black |
|
Signal
GND GND +24 V -24 V Mode Control 2 Audio MicBus Control 3 Control 1 +24 V -24 V GND GND +24 V -24 V GND GND GND Audio Mic Bus GND GND Audio Mic Bus GND GND -24 V |
9 Appendix B - AMX/Creston
General command structure:
F0h <command byteh> <data byteh> F7h
There are three types of commands: Set, Get and Report:
- Set : these commands are used to change the status of the power supply (e.g. set the volume). The supply answers with a Report.
- Get : these commands are used to find out the status of the power supply. The supply answers with a Report. The status of the supply is NOT changed.
- Report : these commands are sent from the power supply anytime the status of the supply changes (e.g. you turn up the volume at the power supply). It is also sent from the supply after a Set or Get command.
| Command byte | Data byte | Description | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Set commands | Set commands | |||||
| 01 h | 01 h to 1E h |
Set the input level,
01 h =mute 1E h =highest level |
||||
| 02 h | Increase input level by one step | |||||
| 03 h | Decrease input level by one step | |||||
| 04 h | 01 h to 1E h |
Set the output level,
01 h =mute 1E h =highest level |
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| 05 h | Increase output level by one step | |||||
| 06 h | Decrease output level by one step | |||||
| 07 h |
00
h
01 h |
Switch input off
Switch input on |
||||
| 08 h | Toggle input on/off switch | |||||
| 09 h |
00
h
01 h |
Switch output off
Switch output on |
||||
| 0A h | Toggle output on/off switch | |||||
| Get commands | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 h | Get the input level | |||
| 12 h | Get the output level | |||
| 13 h | Get the input on/off status | |||
| 14 h | Get the output on/off status | |||
| 15 h | Get the software version | |||
| Report from pow | ver supply | |||
| 21 h | 01 h to 1E h |
Report the input level,
01 h =mute 1E h =highest level |
||
| 22 h | 01 h to 1E h |
Report the output level,
01 h =mute 1E h =highest level |
||
| 23 h |
00
h
01 h |
Report: input switch is off
Report: input switch is on |
||
| 24 h |
00
h
01 h |
Report: output switch is off
Report: output switch is on |
||
| 25 h | XX h | Report: Software version is XX h | ||
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