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ClearOne comm XAP 400 operation manual Rear panel, Introduction ~ Controls and Connections

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Figure 1.3. XAP 400 rear-panel connectors

Rear panel

The XAP 400 rear-panel connectors perform the following functions:

A.Power. The AC power cord input is a IEC type connector allowing 100–240VAC, 50/60Hz.

B.Inputs 1–4.These Phoenix-type connection blocks are for mic and/or line level inputs.

C.Outputs 1–8.These Phoenix-type connection blocks are for line level outputs that may be configured for any combination of gated and non-gated inputs, as well as a mix of mic and line level inputs.

D.Inputs 5–8.These Phoenix-type connection blocks are for line level inputs.

E.Expansion Bus In, Out. This RJ-45 connector is used to connect XAP units. G-Ware is capable of accessing and controlling an expansion bus network of up to eight XAP 400/800/PSR1212 units and 16 XAP TH2 units, where the total number of microphone inputs does not exceed 64. The expansion bus supports a distance of up to 80 feet between each connected XAP 400/800 or PSR1212.

F.RS-232.This female DB9 serial port connects the XAP 400 to a PC, modem, or other custom remote controller. For serial commands, see page 102.

G.Control/Status Ports A and B. These two female DB25 connectors are for general purpose input/output (GPIO) control of custom or unique control devices. The control devices access the command set for the XAP 400 and can be used for common functions such as volume control, muting, preset changes, room combining, etc. Devices can be connected to either port.

For instructions on how to program the control and status pins, see the GPIO section on page 85. The default settings allow control and status of inputs, outputs, volume, and presets. These pins are active low. For pinout and default information, see Appendix B.

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ClearOne comm XAP 400 operation manual Rear panel, Introduction ~ Controls and Connections

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Installation & Operation Manual Audio Products XAP 400 Audio Conferencing SystemInstallation & Operation Manual XAP 400 Audio Conferencing SystemXAP 400 Installation and Operation Manual Technical Services Group ~ 1-800-283-5936USA ~ClearOne Part No. July 2002 Rev. Table of Contents CHAPTER 2: InstallationCHAPTER 1: Introduction XAP 400 Installation and Operation ManualCHAPTER 3: System Configuration CHAPTER 5 Operation Page Features CHAPTER 1: IntroductionProfessional Services Group Sales and Customer ServiceIntroduction ~ Professional Services Group Technical SupportProduct registration Product returnsUnpacking Introduction ~ UnpackingControls and Connections Front panelIntroduction ~ Controls and Connections Rear panel Introduction ~ Controls and ConnectionsNetworking Expansion busIntroduction ~ Networking Power Operational RequirementsTelephone line Introduction ~ Operational RequirementsEquipment placement EnvironmentalIntroduction ~ Operational Requirements CHAPTER 2: Installation Hardware SetupInstallation ~ Hardware Setup To connect the unitterminals in PhoenixInstallation ~ Networking Units Networking UnitsExpansion bus connections To create an expansion bus networkInstallation ~ Networking Units Device IDsMixer mode To assign device IDsInstallation ~ LCD Programming LCD ProgrammingLCD menu tree Pressing ESC at the top of the tree does nothingTo adjust a parameter Select PresetInstallation ~ LCD Programming System menuRS-232menu Set PasscodeDevice ID Unit IDEnable Modem Clear Passwordenabled using theInputs OutputsProcessing ERLEDefault Meter Inputs menuOutputs menu TERLEInstallation ~ LCD programming Figure 2.7. Meter Reference Point diagramCancellation CancellationTechnical Services Group ~ 1-800-283-5936USA ~ CHAPTER 3: System Configuration G-WareRequirementsInstalling G-Ware To install G-WareSystem Configuration ~ Installing G-Ware Creating floppy disk copiesSite Setup System Configuration ~ Site Setupenable Creating a new siteSystem Configuration ~ Site Setup Adding a XAPTo auto-detectunits To manually add unitsConfiguring Unit Properties To configure Unit PropertiesSystem Configuration ~ Site Setup System Configuration ~ Site Setup 12.Select the Front Panel Lock ModeSystem Configuration ~ G-WareScreens G-WareScreensFlow Screen Copying and pasting settings Safety MuteSystem Configuration ~ G-WareScreens Status barSystem Configuration ~ G-WareScreens Matrix ScreenSystem Configuration ~ Audio Routing Audio RoutingExpansion bus O–Zrouting Process A–DroutingSystem Configuration ~ Audio Routing Matrix reportSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs Inputs and OutputsInputs 1–4 AGC/SLSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs P Pwr Phantom PowerAll meters in G-Wareare metersSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs To create a virtual reference3.Click Close to exit the window Filters System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsNon-linearProcessing NLP MetersSystem configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs TypeSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs To configure filtersTable View Gate System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsActivation Chairman OverrideSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs Gate RatioHold Time Off AttenuationSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs PA Adapt and AEC ReferenceFigure 3.37. PA Adapt/AEC window and toolbar buttonSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs To configure gating group settingsGating Group Select To assign a gating groupSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs Figure 3.43. Gain adjustmentGain Min/Max limitsMeters System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsOptimizing input gain structure Pre GainInputs System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsMute System Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs GainMeters Min/Max limitsOutputs 1–9 System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsMute System Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs Figure Output gain adjustGain Min/Max limitsSystem Configuration ~ Expansion Buses Expansion BusesFrom Expansion Bus O–Z To Expansion Bus O–ZSystem Configuration ~ Processing ProcessingProcessing A–D Cmprs compressorSystem Configuration ~ Processing Figure 3.54. Compressor Setup windowGroup Post Compressor GainSystem Configuration ~ Processing FiltersRatio AttackSystem Configuration ~ Processing PhaseActive Filter TypeDelay The Calculatedreading reflectsSystem Configuration ~ Processing Figure 3.58. Process gain adjust and meterGain Min/Max limitsTelco Setup To configure telco settingsSystem Configuration ~ Telco Setup The telephone line or PBXSystem Configuration ~ Telco Setup FeatureDescription Audible Hook IndicationSystem Configuration ~ Telco Transmit and Receive Telco Transmit and ReceiveTelco Transmit MetersSystem Configuration ~ Telco Transmit and Receive Telco ReceiveMute GainCHAPTER 4: Advanced Configuration PresetsCreating Presets PresetsPreset Configuration pane Advanced Configuration ~ PresetsMatrix Screen Advanced Configuration ~ Presets Figure 4.4. Preset Mask Control/Status BFigure 4.5. Preset Macros Window Advanced Configuration ~ Presets To enable Acoustic EchoSave Preset. Saves the current preset Clear Preset. Clears current preset settingsTo create a preset Storage spaceAdvanced Configuration ~ Presets 64 Running presets Running multiple presets simultaneouslyTo run a preset using G-Ware To run a preset using front panel controlall presets are ready to run again Room combining exampleAdvanced Configuration ~ Presets Figure 4.10. Room combining diagramAdvanced Configuration ~ Presets Advanced Configuration ~ Macros To create a macro using Macro RecorderMacros Creating macrosTo create a macro using Macro Editor Advanced Configuration ~ MacrosFigure Macro Editor button Figure 4.16 Macro Name windowTo add or insert a command line Editing macrosTo edit a macro To delete a macroTo run a macro using G-Ware To run a macro using front panel controlTo run a macro using the Select panel or GPIO Advanced Configuration ~ MacrosUsing the XAP CHAPTER 5 OperationTo answer a call To make and disconnect a callUsing the Dial Interface Operation ~ Using the Dial InterfaceTo dial multiple numbers To muteOperation ~ Using the Dial Interface Touch-tonedialingSignal Generator SignalUtilities Operation~ UtilitiesDocument Compare Utility Operation ~ UtilitiesTo compare site files Operation ~ UtilitiesCopying settings Operation ~ UtilitiesFigure 5.8. Print Preview window Figure 5.9. Document Compare windowCopy and paste settings Print ReportsOperation ~ Utilities To upgrade firmware GFirm Firmware UtilityIf the GFirmOperation ~ Utilities Figure 5.15. Selecting baud rateG-WareSwitcher To use G-WareSwitcherMessage Log Operation ~ UtilitiesMonitoring Views Gate ViewMeter Views Operation ~ Monitoring ViewsTo configure Meter Views Telco metersOperation~ Monitoring Views Telco Echo Return Loss TERLTelco Echo Return Loss Enhancement TERLE Total Telco Echo ReductionTransmit Input Transmit OutputTo program control/status pins CHAPTER 6: ControlGPIO Builder Control/Status ARemote Builder XAP IR RemoteControl ~ Remote Builder ClearOne Control Panels Control ~ Remote BuilderTo program the XAP IR Remote informationTo program the Volume panel one IR remote can beControl ~ Remote Builder Up to six control panelsTo program the Select panel Control ~ Remote BuilderRemote Modem Access Serial commandsserial command see page RS-232PortCommand strings To create a command stringTo run a command string Control ~ RS-232PortTechnical Services Group ~ 1-800-283-5936USA ~ Appendix A: Specifications APPENDICESDimensions LxDxH WeightAppendices ~ Appendix A: Specifications Microphone Input ConfigurationTelephone Echo Cancellation Telephone Noise CancellationAppendix B: Pinouts RS-232COM DCE port pinout femaleAppendices ~ Appendix B: Pinouts Pin NumberControl/Status connectors be programmed usingControl/Status A Port Pinout female G-WaresoftwareControl/Status B port pinout Appendices ~ Appendix B PinoutsDefault Description DefinableRS-485Remote Panel A and B connectors Set connector pinoutLine connector pinout Appendices ~ Appendix B: PinoutsConnecting the Control Panel Appendix C Control PanelAppendices ~ Appendix C: Control Panel codesAppendices ~ Appendix C: Control Panel Control Panel1.8˝/4.6cm W x 4.125˝Appendix D: Accessories Appendices ~ Appendix D AccessoriesAccessory ClearOne Part NumberAppendix E: Serial Commands Command structureAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands ConventionsAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Groups and channelsType and device IDs Unit typeMeter type definitions Serial command error codes Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsError number Explanation/SolutionXAP 400 Serial commands Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsCommand CommandAppendices ~ Appendix E Serial Commands CommandCommand FunctionAA - Auto-AnswerEnable/ Disable AAMB - Adaptive Ambient ModeACONN - Audible Connect / Disconnect Indication Argument detailsAD - Auto-DisconnectEnable/ Disable AEC - Acoustic Echo Canceller Enable/DisableACONNLVL - Audible Connect/Disconnect Level Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsAGCSET - Automatic Gain Control Adjust AGC - Automatic Gain ControlAppendices ~ Appendix E Serial Commands Argument detailsAMBLVL - Ambient Level Adjust ALC - Automatic Level ControlBAUD - Baud Rate Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsCGROUP - Compressor Group Select CHAIRO - Chairman Override ModeAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsCOMPRESS - Compressor Adjust COMPSEL - Compression SelectAppendices ~ Appendix E Serial Commands Argument detailsDECAY - Decay Adjust DELAY - Delay AdjustCOUNTRY – Country Selection Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsDFLTM - Default Meter DELAYSEL - Delay SelectDIAL – DTMF Dialing Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsDID - Device ID DSPVER - DSP VersionDTMFLVL - DTMF Tone Level Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsFILTER - Filter Adjust DTONELVL - Dial Tone LevelAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsFILTSEL - Filter Select FLOW - Flow ControlExamples Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsFMP - First Mic Priority Mode FPP - Front Panel PasscodeButton assignment Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsGAIN - Gain Adjustment GATE - Gate StatusAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsGHOLD- Gate Hold Time Adjust GMODE - Gating ModeGOVER - Gating Override Appendices ~ Appendix E Serial CommandsGRATIO - Gate Ratio Adjust GREPORT - Gate ReportGRPSEL - Gating Group Select Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsHOOK - Hook Flash HOOKD - Hook Flash DurationLABEL - Label Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsLOCK - Preset and Macro Lock LFP - Lock Front PanelLMO - Last Mic On Mode Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsLOCKPRST - Apply the lock to a preset or macro LOCKPWD - Set preset/macro passwordLVL - Level Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsLVLREPORT - Level Report LVLRRATE - Level Report RateAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsMAX - Maximum Gain Setting each command within the macro was executedMACRO - Macro Execution/Reporting MASTER - Expansion Bus Master ModeMIN - Minimum Gain Setting MDMODE - Modem ModeAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsMINMAX - Minimum and Maximum Gain Setting MINIT - Modem Initialization StringAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsMLINE - Mic/Line Adjust MPASS - Modem PasswordMMAX - Maximum Number of Microphones Once theMTRXLVL - Matrix Attenuation Adjustment MTRX - MatrixAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsNCD - Noise Cancellation Depth NCSEL - Noise Cancellation SelectMUTE - Mute qualityNLP - Non-LinearProcessing Adjust NOM - Number of Open Microphones ModeNULL - Null the line Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsPP - Phantom Power OFFA - Off Attenuation ModePAA - PA Adaptive Mode Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsPRESET - Preset Execution/Reporting PRGSTRING - Program StringSupported special characters Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsRAMP - Ramp Gain Adjustment REDIAL – Dial the last number againAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsREFSET - Reference channel setup REFSEL - PA/AEC Reference SelectRING - Ring Indication Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsRINGER - Audible Ring Selection RINGERLVL - Audible Ring LevelRXBOOST - Receive Boost Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsRXBSTEN - Receive Boost Enable RXRD - Telco Receive ReductionSERECHO - Serial Echo Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsSFTYMUTE - Safety mute SIGGEN - Signal GeneratorSERMODE - Serial Mode Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsSIGTOUT - Signal Generator Time Out SLVL - Speech Level Control Enable/DisableSPEEDDIAL - Speed Dialing Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsSTOREDIAL – Store a Number as a Speed Dial STRING - String ExecutionTAMODE - Telco Adapt Mode String. See pageTE - Telco Enable TERL - Telco Echo Return LossTERLE - Telco Echo Return Loss Enhancement Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsTOUT - Time Out Select UID - Unit IDVER - Version Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsAppendix F: Warranty Appendices ~ Appendix F: WarrantyTHIS WARRANTY IS VOID IF Appendices ~ Appendix F: Warranty Appendix G: Compliance FCC Part 15 ComplianceFCC Part 68 Compliance Appendices ~ Appendix G ComplianceIC Compliance Appendices ~ Appendix G: ComplianceIC Certification Number: 1970A Ringer Equivalence Number REN: 0.0BacSafety Information European ComplianceEC Declaration of Conformity Appendices ~ Appendix G: ComplianceAppendices ~ Appendix G: Compliance Telecommunications Terminal EquipmentGlossary GlossaryGlossary Glossary EC Reference summing The ability to include multiple signals in a single reference. See also Virtual Reference GlossaryGlossary Glossary on simultaneouslysignal Glossaryrequired to allow remote modem access GlossarySignal Delay Used for GlossaryGlossary rangeIndex IndexIndex 162 L Indexfrequency response phase IndexIndex Technical Services Group ~ 1-800-283-5936USA ~