Dynacord DRM 4000 owner manual Online-Access to all Parameters, REMOTE/PRIO value

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S PECI F I C A T IO N S

10.4.2 Online-Access to all Parameters

Via RS-232 connection and using REMOTE-commands provides direct access to all DRM 4000 parame- ters, like routing, VCA, priority override, ducking, mute, etc. Controlling the unit is possible parallel to any other control method (hardware contact switching, software contact switching, external VCA-control), with any individual priority being recognized. For example, activating an external contact with a higher priority setting overrides actual remote settings. As soon as deactivating the contact again, all previous remote are regained.

Generally, all REMOTE-commands have the lowest priority (0) and all entries are set to NO_CHANGE. The following table lists all REMOTE-commands and their corresponding parameter values.

Please be aware of the fact that all REMOTE-commands are transient and are set back to their default values (NO_CHANGE, priority 0) upon switching the unit’s power on or after resetting the device.

ASCII-command

 

Comment

 

 

 

/SERVICE/HB value

Value: 60 ... 0, OFF / ?

(see above)

 

 

 

/SERVICE/CC/ON value

Value: NONE, 1-8 / ?

(see above)

 

 

 

/SERVICE/CC/OFF value

Value: NONE, 1-8 / ?

(see above)

 

 

 

/REMOTE/PRIO value

 

 

 

Value: 0 ... 255 / ? ( 0 = lowest, 255 = highest priority)

e. g.:

Write access: assigns a priority to REMOTE-commands.

/REMOTE/PRIO 100

Read access: reads a REMOTE-command’s actual priority.

/REMOTE/PRIO ?

 

 

 

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/MIC_LINE1/ROUTING value

Value: NO_CHANGE, OFF, MONO_A, MONO_B, DUAL / ?

 

Write access: sets the routing of MIC/LINE 1 via remote (mind

e. g.:

priorities!)

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/MIC_LINE1/ROUTING MONO_A

Read access: reads the routing of MIC/LINE 1, which has been set via

/EDIT/REMOTE/MIC_LINE1/ROUTING ?

remote.

 

 

 

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/MIC_LINE1/OVERRIDE value

Value: ON, OFF / ?

 

 

 

e. g.:

Write access: activates or deactivates priority override of MIC/LINE 1

via remote (mind priorities!)

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/MIC_LINE1/OVERRIDE ON

 

Read access: returns the actual status.

/EDIT/REMOTE/MIC_LINE1/ OVERRIDE ?

 

 

 

 

...

ROUTING for MIC_LINE2 … MIC_LINE4 see MIC_LINE1

OVERRIDE for MIC_LINE2 see MIC_LINE1

 

 

 

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/MIC_LINE4/...

...

 

 

 

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/AUX1 value

Value: NO_CHANGE, OFF, MONO_A, MONO_B, DUAL, STEREO / ?

 

e. g.:

Write access: sets the routing of AUX 1 via remote (mind priorities!)

Read access: reads the routing of AUX 1, which has been set via

/EDIT/REMOTE/AUX1 STEREO

remote.

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/AUX1 ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

...

…

 

 

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/AUX4 value

ROUTING for AUX2 … AUX4 see AUX1

 

 

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/OUT_A/MUTE value

Value: NO_CHANGE, ON, OFF / ?

 

e. g.:

Write access: sets the status output relay in the MASTER A output via

remote (mind priorities!)

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/OUT_A/MUTE OFF

 

Read access: reads the actual status.

/EDIT/REMOTE/OUT_A/MUTE ?

 

 

 

 

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/OUT_A/DUCK value

Value: NO_CHANGE, ON, OFF / ?

 

e. g.:

Write access: sets the status of the ducking control in the MASTER A

output via remote (mind priorities!)

/EDIT/REMOTE/OUT_A/DUCK ON

Read access: reads the actual status.

/EDIT/REMOTE/OUT_A/DUCK ?

 

 

 

 

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/OUT_A/LEVEL value

Value: NO_CHANGE, -90 ... 0 / ?

 

e. g.:

Write access: sets the VCA of the MASTER A output via remote to

the desired value (mind priorities!)

/EDIT/REMOTE/OUT_A/LEVEL -10

Read access: reads the actual status.

/EDIT/REMOTE/OUT_A/LEVEL ?

 

 

 

 

 

...

...

 

 

 

/EDIT/REMOTE/OUT_B/...

OUT_B settings see OUT_A

 

 

/EDIT/ACTUAL/...

Reads the actual states of the DRM 4000 like routing etc.

e.g..: /EDIT/ACTUAL/MIC_LINE1/ROUTING?

Only read access is recommended.

 

 

 

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