ClearOne comm 600/900 user manual Greport Gate Report, Hook Hook Flash, Hookd Hook Flash Duration

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Appendix — Serial Commands

GREPORT - Gate Report

This command selects/reports the mode of gate status reporting.

ARGUMENT DETAILS

Name

Type

Size

Values

Units

Value

Unsigned Integer

4

0

= Off

 

 

 

 

1

= On

 

 

 

 

2

= Toggle

 

 

 

 

(Null to query in text)

 

BINARY FORM DETAILS

 

 

 

 

COMMAND ID:

7

 

 

 

NUMBER OF ARGUMENTS: 1

 

 

 

ARGUMENT FORM:

<Value>

 

 

 

TEXT FORM DETAILS

 

 

 

 

COMMAND FORM:

DEVICE GREPORT [Value]

 

HOOK - Hook Flash

This command sends a hook flash. There is no query for this command.

ARGUMENT DETAILS

Name

Type

Size

Values

Units

Channel

Channel

1

See Group and Channels

 

Group

Group

1

17 (R)

 

Reserved

 

2

0

 

BINARY FORM DETAILS

 

 

COMMAND ID:

 

32

 

NUMBER OF ARGUMENTS: 1

 

ARGUMENT FORM:

 

<Channel><Group><Reserved>

 

TEXT FORM DETAILS

 

 

COMMAND FORM:

 

DEVICE HOOK <Channel>

 

HOOKD - Hook Flash Duration

This command selects/reports the hook flash duration.

ARGUMENT DETAILS

Name

Type

Size

Values

Units

Channel

Channel

1

See Group and Channels

 

Group

Group

1

17 (R)

 

Value

Unsigned Integer

2

50 - 1000

Ms

 

 

 

(Null to query in text)

 

BINARY FORM DETAILS

 

 

 

COMMAND ID:

33

 

 

NUMBER OF ARGUMENTS: 1

 

 

ARGUMENT FORM:

<Channel><Group><Value>

 

TEXT FORM DETAILS

 

 

 

COMMAND FORM:

DEVICE HOOKD <Channel> [Value]

 

Appendix — Serial Commands

 

101

 

LABEL - Label

This selects/reports the label of the specific channel or the unit.

ARGUMENT DETAILS

Name

Type

Size

Values

Units

Channel

Channel

1

See Group and Channels

 

Group

Group

1

2, 3, 7, 9, 16, 17 (O, M, L, U,T, R)

Reserved

Unsigned Integer

2

0

 

Label

String

32

For group U, 1 - 11 characters

 

 

 

 

All other, 1 - 32 characters

 

 

 

 

If not group U, CLEAR = clear the label

 

 

 

(Null to query in text)

 

BINARY FORM DETAILS

 

 

 

COMMAND ID:

8

 

 

NUMBER OF ARGUMENTS: 9

 

 

ARGUMENT FORM:

<Channel><Group><Reserved><Value>

 

TEXT FORM DETAILS

COMMAND FORM:DEVICE LABEL <Channel> <Group> [Value]

LOCALNUM - Local Number

This command sets or reports back the current value of the local number.

ARGUMENT DETAILS

Name

Type

Size

Values

Units

Channel

Channel

1

See Group and Channels

 

Group

Group

1

17 (R)

 

Reserved

 

2

0

 

Number

String

16

1 - 16 Chars of '0' - '9', 'A' - 'D', '*', '#', ','

 

 

 

(Null to query in text)

 

BINARY FORM DETAILS

 

 

COMMAND ID:

 

59

 

NUMBER OF ARGUMENTS: 5

 

ARGUMENT FORM:

 

<Channel><Group><Number>

 

TEXT FORM DETAILS

 

 

COMMAND FORM:

 

DEVICE LOCALNUM <Channel> [Number]

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Contents Page Table of Contents Introduction RAV 600/900 Services and supportProduct returns UnpackingMixer Product OverviewRF Radio Frequency Controller Basic Room Design Microphone PodsBasic Room Design for RAV Speakers ceiling- or wall-mountInstallation Overview Windows 98 SE System Requirements for RAV-WareNetwork Information Connecting the RAV Connecting the RAV Basic Connections To set up audio conferencingBasic Connections Audio conferencingAttach external antenna Insert four AAA batteries into the RF controllerAuxiliary Devices Connecting video codecs, amplifiers and sound cardsTo connect to a video codec To connect to a sound cardConnecting PTZ cameras Connecting VCRs and DVD playersConnecting for serial control Connecting for USB controlTo connect to a digital phone Digital phonesRAV-Ware Software Configuration Introduction Install RAV-WareGetting started with RAV-Ware RAV-Ware overviewRAV-Ware files RAV-Ware connectionsNetwork Find Configuring System SettingsCommunication Settings Telephone Settings Regional SettingsMicrophones Customizing RAV ComponentsMixer Console Effects of using an external amplifierLine Input and Output Preconfigured video codecs, amplifiers and sound cardsAdjusting Line Input/Output settings Record and Playback Adjusting Record/Playback settingsPreconfigured record/playback devices Camera Controls Setting camera presetsDialer and Phonebook Usage PhonebookDialer Event Log Advanced FeaturesSystem Checks Device Toolbox Editor Error MessagesFirmware upgrades Using the RAV Managing Calls Using the ControllerAccessing the menu Using the Phonebook from the RF ControllerTo delete a Phonebook entry To access the menu Programming Phone PreferencesConfiguration Adjusting the SettingsTo perform RF radio test To select a frequencyTo enter flash duration To change LCD contrastDisplay Select Exit to return to the Configuration window Select Exit to return to the Configuration windowTo view the IP address To check the RAV versionWeb Interface Overview Accessing the web interfaceDial To connect to RAV through the web interfaceTo download log To open event logTo clear log Log Out System CheckTo open the system checks Click Yes, Log OutAppendix Troubleshooting MaintenanceAudio ControllerPinouts SpeakersCamera pinouts GeneralSpecifications Conventions Command structureGroups and channels Type and device IDsMeter type definitions Serial command error codesRAV serial commands Name Type Size Values Units AA Auto Answer Enable/ DisableAarings Number of Rings to Auto Answer On AEC Acoustic Echo Canceller enable/ disable AD Auto Disconnect Enable/ DisableAecref Acoustic Echo Cancellation Reference Aconn Audible Connect / Disconnect IndicationCamctrlmode Camera Control Port Mode Batterylvl Battery LevelBaud Baud Rate Calldur Call DurationCampresetset Camera Preset Setup Campreset Camera PresetCamflow Camera Control Flow Control Cammove Move the CameraCamswitchlag Camera Switch Time Lag CAMPRESETSET2 Camera Preset SetupCamposition Camera Position Camtrack Camera TrackCleareffect Clear Effect Wide Band Telco Emulation Default Default The UnitClock Clock Set Country Country SelectionDid Device ID Device Device Identification LabelDial Dtmf Dialing Enetaddr Ethernet port IP address Enetgate Ethernet default Gateway addressEnetdhcp Ethernet Dhcp Selection Enetdnsa Ethernet DNS Server addressesGain Gain Adjustment Eqsel Equalization EnableEQ Equalization Flow Flow ControlHook Hook Flash Greport Gate ReportHookd Hook Flash Duration Label LabelLVL Level Lvlreporten Level Report EnableLvlreport Level Report Manufacturer Manufacturer Identification LabelNcsel Noise Cancellation Select Miccampreset Mic Camera PresetMtrx Matrix Routing Mute MutePhonebookadd Adds an Entry to the Phonebook Pbdial Dial a PB Entry by NamePhonebookcnt Queries the Number of Entries in the Phonebook Phonebookdel Deletes an Entry to the PhonebookRedial Dial the last number again Reset ResetRffreq RF Frequency Selection Ring Ring IndicationRingerlvl Audible Ring Level Silenceprst Silence Camera PresetRingersel Audible Ring Melody Selection Ringertest Audible Ring Melody TestSysresult System Check Result Stereomix Sets the Input to be a Stereo MixSyschecks System Checks Telcolvlctrl Telco TX Level Control Enable/ Disable TE Telco EnableVolume Volume Adjustment UID Unit IDCompliance Electrical Safety AdvisoryFCC Part 15/ICES-003 Compliance FCC Part 68 ComplianceEC Declaration of Conformity New Zealand ComplianceEuropean Compliance Index

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