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ClearOne comm XAP 400 Remote Modem Access, Serial commands, Control ~ RS-232Port

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5.Click the Active Command or Inactive Command button to set the command for operation when the button is active or inactive.

6.Select the Device Type, ID, and Command from their respective lists. When you select a command, a description of it appears in the Command Description box.

7.Select the command settings from the argument lists. The options that are available depend on the command selected. When you select an argument, a description of it appears in the Argument Description box.

8.Click the Apply button to apply the command to the selected Active or Inactive command button. Or, click Clear to clear programming.

✍ The modem password is created in the Unit Properties window (see page 26) or by using the MPASS

serial command (see page 129).

RS-232 Port

Remote Modem Access

You can access the unit remotely through a modem connected to the serial port. To enable this feature, configure the port for modem mode.

When in modem mode, the serial port will send an initialization string to the modem upon entering the mode or upon power-up of the unit. You program the initialization string in Site Properties window in G-Ware. Typical configurations you set with the initialization string include setting a fixed baud rate for the unit and setting up auto-answer parameters.

You must enter a password before you can control the system this way. The default password is blank (a carriage return). You can change it to any combination of letters and/or numbers up to 12 characters. It is not case-sensitive.

When you establish a valid serial connection with the unit in modem mode, the unit will wait for a carriage return. When you have entered a carriage return, the system will prompt you to enter the password. If there is no activity for five minutes on the serial port while in modem mode, the unit will re-prompt for the password.

Serial commands

Serial commands can be passed through the XAP 400 RS-232 port using Hyper Terminal, touch panels, or other compatible remote control devices. To learn more about serial commands, see Appendix E.

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Contents

Audio Products XAP 400 Audio Conferencing System Installation & Operation ManualXAP 400 Audio Conferencing System Installation & Operation ManualTechnical Services Group ~ 1-800-283-5936USA ~ XAP 400 Installation and Operation ManualClearOne Part No. July 2002 Rev. CHAPTER 2: Installation Table of ContentsCHAPTER 1: Introduction XAP 400 Installation and Operation ManualCHAPTER 3: System Configuration CHAPTER 5 Operation Page CHAPTER 1: Introduction FeaturesSales and Customer Service Professional Services GroupIntroduction ~ Professional Services Group Technical SupportProduct returns Product registrationUnpacking Introduction ~ UnpackingFront panel Controls and ConnectionsIntroduction ~ Controls and Connections Introduction ~ Controls and Connections Rear panelExpansion bus NetworkingIntroduction ~ Networking Operational Requirements PowerTelephone line Introduction ~ Operational RequirementsEnvironmental Equipment placementIntroduction ~ Operational Requirements Hardware Setup CHAPTER 2: InstallationTo connect the unit Installation ~ Hardware Setupterminals in PhoenixNetworking Units Installation ~ Networking UnitsExpansion bus connections To create an expansion bus networkDevice IDs Installation ~ Networking UnitsMixer mode To assign device IDsLCD Programming Installation ~ LCD ProgrammingLCD menu tree Pressing ESC at the top of the tree does nothingSelect Preset To adjust a parameterInstallation ~ LCD Programming System menuSet Passcode RS-232menuDevice ID Unit IDClear Password Enable Modemenabled using theOutputs InputsProcessing ERLEInputs menu Default MeterOutputs menu TERLEFigure 2.7. Meter Reference Point diagram Installation ~ LCD programmingCancellation CancellationTechnical Services Group ~ 1-800-283-5936USA ~ G-WareRequirements CHAPTER 3: System ConfigurationTo install G-Ware Installing G-WareSystem Configuration ~ Installing G-Ware Creating floppy disk copiesSystem Configuration ~ Site Setup Site Setupenable Creating a new siteAdding a XAP System Configuration ~ Site SetupTo auto-detectunits To manually add unitsTo configure Unit Properties Configuring Unit PropertiesSystem Configuration ~ Site Setup 12.Select the Front Panel Lock Mode System Configuration ~ Site SetupG-WareScreens System Configuration ~ G-WareScreensFlow Screen Safety Mute Copying and pasting settingsSystem Configuration ~ G-WareScreens Status barMatrix Screen System Configuration ~ G-WareScreensAudio Routing System Configuration ~ Audio RoutingExpansion bus O–Zrouting Process A–DroutingMatrix report System Configuration ~ Audio RoutingInputs and Outputs System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsInputs 1–4 AGC/SLP Pwr Phantom Power System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsAll meters in G-Wareare metersTo create a virtual reference System Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs3.Click Close to exit the window System Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs FiltersNon-linearProcessing NLP MetersType System configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsTo configure filters System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsTable View System Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs GateActivation Chairman OverrideGate Ratio System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsHold Time Off AttenuationPA Adapt and AEC Reference System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsFigure 3.37. PA Adapt/AEC window and toolbar buttonTo configure gating group settings System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsGating Group Select To assign a gating groupFigure 3.43. Gain adjustment System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsGain Min/Max limitsSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs MetersOptimizing input gain structure Pre GainSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs InputsMute Gain System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsMeters Min/Max limitsSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs Outputs 1–9Mute Figure Output gain adjust System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsGain Min/Max limitsExpansion Buses System Configuration ~ Expansion BusesFrom Expansion Bus O–Z To Expansion Bus O–ZProcessing System Configuration ~ ProcessingProcessing A–D Cmprs compressorFigure 3.54. Compressor Setup window System Configuration ~ ProcessingGroup Post Compressor GainFilters System Configuration ~ ProcessingRatio AttackPhase System Configuration ~ ProcessingActive Filter TypeThe Calculated Delayreading reflectsFigure 3.58. Process gain adjust and meter System Configuration ~ ProcessingGain Min/Max limitsTo configure telco settings Telco SetupSystem Configuration ~ Telco Setup The telephone line or PBXFeature System Configuration ~ Telco SetupDescription Audible Hook IndicationTelco Transmit and Receive System Configuration ~ Telco Transmit and ReceiveTelco Transmit MetersTelco Receive System Configuration ~ Telco Transmit and ReceiveMute GainPresets CHAPTER 4: Advanced ConfigurationCreating Presets PresetsAdvanced Configuration ~ Presets Preset Configuration paneMatrix Screen Figure 4.4. Preset Mask Control/Status B Advanced Configuration ~ PresetsFigure 4.5. Preset Macros Window To enable Acoustic Echo Advanced Configuration ~ PresetsSave Preset. Saves the current preset Clear Preset. Clears current preset settingsStorage space To create a presetAdvanced Configuration ~ Presets Running multiple presets simultaneously 64 Running presetsTo run a preset using G-Ware To run a preset using front panel controlRoom combining example all presets are ready to run againAdvanced Configuration ~ Presets Figure 4.10. Room combining diagramAdvanced Configuration ~ Presets To create a macro using Macro Recorder Advanced Configuration ~ MacrosMacros Creating macrosAdvanced Configuration ~ Macros To create a macro using Macro EditorFigure Macro Editor button Figure 4.16 Macro Name windowEditing macros To add or insert a command lineTo edit a macro To delete a macroTo run a macro using front panel control To run a macro using G-WareTo run a macro using the Select panel or GPIO Advanced Configuration ~ MacrosCHAPTER 5 Operation Using the XAPTo answer a call To make and disconnect a callOperation ~ Using the Dial Interface Using the Dial InterfaceTo dial multiple numbers To muteTouch-tonedialing Operation ~ Using the Dial InterfaceSignal Signal GeneratorUtilities Operation~ UtilitiesOperation ~ Utilities Document Compare UtilityOperation ~ Utilities To compare site filesOperation ~ Utilities Copying settingsFigure 5.8. Print Preview window Figure 5.9. Document Compare windowPrint Reports Copy and paste settingsOperation ~ Utilities GFirm Firmware Utility To upgrade firmwareIf the GFirmFigure 5.15. Selecting baud rate Operation ~ UtilitiesTo use G-WareSwitcher G-WareSwitcherMessage Log Operation ~ UtilitiesGate View Monitoring ViewsMeter Views Operation ~ Monitoring ViewsTelco meters To configure Meter ViewsOperation~ Monitoring Views Telco Echo Return Loss TERLTotal Telco Echo Reduction Telco Echo Return Loss Enhancement TERLETransmit Input Transmit OutputCHAPTER 6: Control To program control/status pinsGPIO Builder Control/Status AXAP IR Remote Remote BuilderControl ~ Remote Builder Control ~ Remote Builder ClearOne Control PanelsTo program the XAP IR Remote informationone IR remote can be To program the Volume panelControl ~ Remote Builder Up to six control panelsControl ~ Remote Builder To program the Select panelSerial commands Remote Modem Accessserial command see page RS-232PortTo create a command string Command stringsTo run a command string Control ~ RS-232PortTechnical Services Group ~ 1-800-283-5936USA ~ APPENDICES Appendix A: SpecificationsDimensions LxDxH WeightMicrophone Input Configuration Appendices ~ Appendix A: SpecificationsTelephone Echo Cancellation Telephone Noise CancellationRS-232COM DCE port pinout female Appendix B: PinoutsAppendices ~ Appendix B: Pinouts Pin Numberbe programmed using Control/Status connectorsControl/Status A Port Pinout female G-WaresoftwareAppendices ~ Appendix B: Pinouts Control/Status B port pinoutDefault Description DefinableSet connector pinout RS-485Remote Panel A and B connectorsLine connector pinout Appendices ~ Appendix B: PinoutsAppendix C Control Panel Connecting the Control PanelAppendices ~ Appendix C: Control Panel codesControl Panel Appendices ~ Appendix C: Control Panel1.8˝/4.6cm W x 4.125˝Appendices ~ Appendix D: Accessories Appendix D: AccessoriesAccessory ClearOne Part NumberCommand structure Appendix E: Serial CommandsAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands ConventionsGroups and channels Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsType and device IDs Unit typeAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Meter type definitions Serial command error codesError number Explanation/SolutionAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands XAP 400 Serial commandsCommand CommandCommand Appendices ~ Appendix E Serial CommandsCommand FunctionAAMB - Adaptive Ambient Mode AA - Auto-AnswerEnable/ DisableACONN - Audible Connect / Disconnect Indication Argument detailsAEC - Acoustic Echo Canceller Enable/Disable AD - Auto-DisconnectEnable/ DisableACONNLVL - Audible Connect/Disconnect Level Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsAGC - Automatic Gain Control AGCSET - Automatic Gain Control AdjustAppendices ~ Appendix E Serial Commands Argument detailsALC - Automatic Level Control AMBLVL - Ambient Level AdjustBAUD - Baud Rate Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsCHAIRO - Chairman Override Mode CGROUP - Compressor Group SelectAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsCOMPSEL - Compression Select COMPRESS - Compressor AdjustAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsDELAY - Delay Adjust DECAY - Decay AdjustCOUNTRY – Country Selection Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsDFLTM - Default Meter DELAYSEL - Delay SelectDIAL – DTMF Dialing Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsDSPVER - DSP Version DID - Device IDDTMFLVL - DTMF Tone Level Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsDTONELVL - Dial Tone Level FILTER - Filter AdjustAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsFLOW - Flow Control FILTSEL - Filter SelectExamples Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsFPP - Front Panel Passcode FMP - First Mic Priority ModeButton assignment Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsGATE - Gate Status GAIN - Gain AdjustmentAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsGMODE - Gating Mode GHOLD- Gate Hold Time AdjustGOVER - Gating Override Appendices ~ Appendix E Serial CommandsGREPORT - Gate Report GRATIO - Gate Ratio AdjustGRPSEL - Gating Group Select Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsHOOKD - Hook Flash Duration HOOK - Hook FlashLABEL - Label Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsLFP - Lock Front Panel LOCK - Preset and Macro LockLMO - Last Mic On Mode Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsLOCKPWD - Set preset/macro password LOCKPRST - Apply the lock to a preset or macroLVL - Level Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsLVLRRATE - Level Report Rate LVLREPORT - Level ReportAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailseach command within the macro was executed MAX - Maximum Gain SettingMACRO - Macro Execution/Reporting MASTER - Expansion Bus Master ModeMDMODE - Modem Mode MIN - Minimum Gain SettingAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsMINIT - Modem Initialization String MINMAX - Minimum and Maximum Gain SettingAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsMPASS - Modem Password MLINE - Mic/Line AdjustMMAX - Maximum Number of Microphones Once theMTRX - Matrix MTRXLVL - Matrix Attenuation AdjustmentAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsNCSEL - Noise Cancellation Select NCD - Noise Cancellation DepthMUTE - Mute qualityNOM - Number of Open Microphones Mode NLP - Non-LinearProcessing AdjustNULL - Null the line Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsOFFA - Off Attenuation Mode PP - Phantom PowerPAA - PA Adaptive Mode Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsPRGSTRING - Program String PRESET - Preset Execution/ReportingSupported special characters Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsREDIAL – Dial the last number again RAMP – Ramp Gain AdjustmentAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Argument detailsREFSEL - PA/AEC Reference Select REFSET - Reference channel setupRING - Ring Indication Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsRINGERLVL - Audible Ring Level RINGER - Audible Ring SelectionRXBOOST - Receive Boost Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsRXRD - Telco Receive Reduction RXBSTEN - Receive Boost EnableSERECHO - Serial Echo Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsSIGGEN - Signal Generator SFTYMUTE - Safety muteSERMODE - Serial Mode Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsSLVL - Speech Level Control Enable/Disable SIGTOUT - Signal Generator Time OutSPEEDDIAL - Speed Dialing Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsSTRING - String Execution STOREDIAL – Store a Number as a Speed DialTAMODE - Telco Adapt Mode String. See pageTERL - Telco Echo Return Loss TE - Telco EnableTERLE - Telco Echo Return Loss Enhancement Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsUID - Unit ID TOUT - Time Out SelectVER - Version Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsAppendices ~ Appendix F: Warranty Appendix F: WarrantyTHIS WARRANTY IS VOID IF Appendices ~ Appendix F: Warranty FCC Part 15 Compliance Appendix G: ComplianceFCC Part 68 Compliance Appendices ~ Appendix G ComplianceAppendices ~ Appendix G: Compliance IC ComplianceIC Certification Number: 1970A Ringer Equivalence Number REN: 0.0BacEuropean Compliance Safety InformationEC Declaration of Conformity Appendices ~ Appendix G: ComplianceTelecommunications Terminal Equipment Appendices ~ Appendix G: ComplianceGlossary GlossaryGlossary Glossary Glossary EC Reference summing The ability to include multiple signals in a single reference. See also Virtual ReferenceGlossary on simultaneously GlossaryGlossary signalGlossary required to allow remote modem accessGlossary Signal Delay Used forrange GlossaryIndex IndexIndex Index 162 LIndex frequency response phaseIndex Technical Services Group ~ 1-800-283-5936USA ~