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MULTITASKER™

Example:

Turn on the speaker ports of the MT113-100/101in slot #4 by sending the command [MUT0C4].

21.[MUT1]

This command disables the speaker output. It does not affect the fixed output.

Command Format: [MUT1CnUi]

Cn = Card ID (n = slot # from 1 to max slots)

Ui = Unit ID (i = # from 0 to 9)

Example:

Turn off the speaker ports of the MT113-100/101in slot #4 by sending the command [MUT1C4].

22.[CLR]

This command clears the card and resets it to its factory defaults. All volume levels are set to maximum, bass and treble are set to midrange, loudness is turned off and mute is turned off.

Command Format: [CLRCnUi]

Cn = Card ID (n = slot # from 1 to max slots)

Ui = Unit ID (i = # from 0 to 9)

Example:

Clear the MT113-100/101in slot #4 by sending the command [CLRC4]. Send the status command after the clear command and receive the following feedback:

In1Vol=16/16

In2Vol=16/16

In3Vol=16/16

OutVol=16/16

Bass =08/16

Treble=08/16

Loudness:OFF

VOLUME RAMPING FEATURE

The following 7 commands are used to control the output volume of the MT113-100/101. They may be used with computer control, but also are designed to be used with the {SETVK} command using keys on the Front Panel. The following code sample sets front panel keys 8 and 10 to Ramp Up and Ramp Down respectively. See your Front Panel User’s Guide for more details.

When defined as a volume control key, the key will respond to two conditions: press and release. Below, subroutine 8 starts ramping up when key 8 is pressed and subroutine 10 starts ramping down when key 10 is pressed. Subroutine 108 stops ramping when either key is released.

{WRS8=RUPC4}

//Ramp Up

{WRK8=8,108,0,0,0}

//Press= start, release= stop

{WRS10=RDNC4}

//Ramp Down

{WRK10=10,108,0,0,0}

//Press= start, release= stop

{WRS108=RSTC4}

//STOP RAMPING

{SETVK8}

//Set key 8 as volume key

{WRLK8=VOL_UP}

//Define Key 8 Label

{SETVK10}

//Set key 8 as volume key

{WRLK10=VOL_DN}

//Define Key 8 Label

[RAMP=10C4]

//Set the ramp rate.

23.[RUP]

This command ramps the OUTPUT volume to its maximum level at the rate defined using the [RAMP] command.

Command Format: [RUPCnUi]

Cn = Card ID (n = # from 1 to max slots)

Ui = Unit ID (i = # from 0 to 9)

Example:

Ramp the output volume from a starting level of 10 to the maximum level of 16 for the card in slot #8. Send the command [RUPC8] and the system will respond with the following feedback:

[11][12][13]…[16]

24.[RUP=]

This command ramps the OUTPUT volume to a user defined level at a rate defined using the [RAMP] command.

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MT113-100, MT113-101 specifications

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One of the standout features of the MT113 series is its flexible connectivity options. The MT113-101 and MT113-100 are equipped with a variety of input ports, accommodating different devices and enhancing user experience. The units include HDMI, VGA, and audio inputs, making it easy to connect laptops, desktops, projectors, and other presentation equipment. The ease of connectivity allows users to switch between multiple sources effortlessly, promoting a seamless presentation experience.

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The MT113 units also prioritize user-friendliness. Their intuitive design includes straightforward controls, allowing even those with limited technical know-how to operate the system efficiently. This focus on ease of use is essential in environments such as classrooms and conference rooms, where time is often of the essence.

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In conclusion, the Altinex MT113-101 and MT113-100 are sophisticated yet user-friendly solutions designed to elevate the presentation experience. With their versatile connectivity options, advanced scaling capabilities, and durable design, these devices are well-suited for a range of applications in educational and professional settings. Their combination of functionality and ease of use makes them a valuable addition to any AV setup.
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