JVC TDR6 installation and operation guide Auto, Channelmode, Delay, Lang, Pid ?, Rate

TDR6 Remote Command Listing

Mnemonics		Parameters/	DVB Defaults	Description
		Response Values
ADx		where x = A, B, C, D, E,	—	The TDR6 can be configured with up to six separate audio
		or F		channels based on the installed option cards. The ports are
				identified based on the following:
				■ If only a TDEC-6100 option module is installed, audio
				ports A and B can be configured.
				■ If only a TAUD-6100 option module is installed, audio
				ports A to D can be configured.
				■ If both option modules are installed, audio ports A, B, C,
				and D correspond to the audio ports located on the
				TAUD-6100 board, while audio ports E and F correspond
				to the audio ports located on the TDEC-6100 option
				module.
				For the remote command ADx, x = A, B, C, D, E, or F, and
				designates the audio output that is the object of the
				command, as described above.
				Commands for all audio channels are the same.
				When ADx is entered, the TDR6 returns the following audio
				information for the designated channel: auto select, PID,
				source, channel mode, volume, preferred language, sync,
				delay, and rate.
				Front panel equivalent: None
ADx	AUTO	On, Off	On	Sets how PIDs are selected for the specified audio output:
				■ On: TDR6 selects the lowest incoming PID
				■ Off: Operator must enter the PID manually
				Front panel equivalent: Details>Audio>Slot_x>Audio x>Auto
				Select
ADx	CHANNELMODE	Left, Right, Stereo	Stereo	Sets the mode for the specified audio output:
				■ Left: Selects the audio stream from the left channel and
				supplies that stream to both the audio left and audio right
				outputs
				■ Right: Selects the audio stream from the right channel
				and supplies that stream to both the audio right and audio
				left outputs
				■ Stereo: Supplies both mono streams to the audio left and
				right outputs exactly as sent by the encoder
				Front panel equivalent:
				Details>Audio>Slot_x>Audio x>Channel Mode
ADx	DELAY	-1000 to +1000	0	Sets the compressed audio bit stream buffer delay, which
		milliseconds		controls the amount of time delay between the audio and
				video.
				Delay is primarily provided for interoperability with other
				manufacturers’ equipment. It is not normally necessary to
				use a non-zero delay value.
				Front panel equivalent:
				Details>Audio>Slot_x>Audio x>Delay
ADx	LANG	English, Russian,	English	Selects the language for the specified audio output from the
		Spanish, French,		languages available in the selected service.
		German, Dutch, Italian,		Front panel equivalent:
		Portuguese, Korean,		Details>Audio>Slot_x>Audio x>Preferred
		Japanese, Chinese,
		Arabic, Malayalam
ADx	PID	<available PIDs> or OFF	ADA—36	Selects a specific PID from those currently available.
			ADB—37	When no audio is present, the system returns the message
			ADC—38	no audio present.
			ADD—39	To query all available audio PIDs, enter the command ADx
			ADE—36	PID ?
				Front panel equivalent: Details>Audio>Slot_x>Audio x>PID
			ADF—37
ADx	RATE	0 to 640	—	Query-only; displays the audio data rate
				Front panel equivalent: None

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