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Vax RS 232C manual

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  • Page 1

    Page 1 of 24 9000 Series Mixer/Amplifiers RS-232C Protocol Manual V er .3.1 1 2006/1 1/14[...]

  • Page 2

    Page 2 of 24 T A BLE OF CONTENTS Page# 1. SUMMA R Y…… …………………… ………………… …………… ………….... 3 2. SERIA L PORT SETTING…………… ………………… …………………… .... 3 3. COMMAND CONFIGURA TION…………………… …………………… ……. 4 4. TRANSMISSI ON DA T A A FTER C[...]

  • Page 3

    Page 3 of 24 1. SUMMA R Y The RS-23 2C prot ocol descr ibed in t his document i s desi gned to be used to contr ol the 9000 Seri es Ampli fier fr om a PC and/ or remo te control ler . This spec ificati on applies to the 9000 Seri es fir mware ver sion 3.10 or later . Settings th at can be co ntrolled are as fol lows : • Channel fader gain • Cro[...]

  • Page 4

    Page 4 of 24 3. COMM A ND CONFIGUR A TIO N • • i s i n t h e r a n g e o f 8 0 H t o F F H . a n d a r e i n t h e range o f 00H to 7FH . • Data length (N ) re fers to the l ength o f the su bsequent data of Dat a 1 to Dat a N. • If receiv ed da ta c ont ains more by te dat a th an the Da ta length , these ex ceeding dat a ar e abandoned . [...]

  • Page 5

    Page 5 of 24 5.1. Channel Fad er Gain 5.1.1. Channel Fader Gain - Pos ition setting Set the in put an d output ch annel fader g ains to a fixed v alue positi on. Note: Com mand cann ot be receiv ed during pow er off. 9000Series Ampli f ier r esponds w ith the sa me da ta as th at rec eived. 91H, 03H, <Chan nel Attribute> , <Cha nnel Nu mbe[...]

  • Page 6

    Page 6 of 24 Position Position Position Position HEX DEC Gain (dB) HEX DEC Gain (dB) HEX DEC Gain (dB) HEX DEC Gain (dB) 00H 0 - ∞ 22H 34 -36.0 44H 68 -19.0 66H 102 -2.0 01H 1 -70.0 23H 35 -35.5 45H 69 -18.5 67H 103 -1.5 02H 2 -68.0 24H 36 -35.0 46H 70 -18.0 68H 104 -1.0 03H 3 -66.0 25H 37 -34.5 47H 71 -17.5 69H 105 -0.5 04H 4 -64.0 26H 38 -34.0 [...]

  • Page 7

    Page 7 of 24 5.1.2 Channel F ader Gain - Step Up/ St ep Down Set the in put an d output ch annel g ain positi ons by the numb er o f steps. Positions c an be v aried from the cur rent st atus by the desig nated number of steps. One position var ies per step. 9000Series Ampli f ier r esponds w ith the sa me da ta as that rec eiv ed. The 9000s eries [...]

  • Page 8

    Page 8 of 24 CHANNEL F ADER GA IN – STEP UP / STEP DOWN T A B LE Step Up Step Down HEX DEC Gain (dB) HEX DEC Gain (dB) 41H 65 +0.5 step 61H 97 -0.5 step 42H 66 +1.0 step 62H 98 -1.0 step 43H 67 +1.5 step 63H 99 -1.5 step 44H 68 +2.0 step 64H 100 - 2.0 step 45H 69 +2.5 step 65H 101 - 2.5 step 46H 70 +3.0 step 66H 102 - 3.0 step 47H 71 +3.5 step 67[...]

  • Page 9

    Page 9 of 24 5.2. Crosspoint Gain Set the cross point sw itch gain. 90 00Seri es Ampli fier responds w ith the same da ta as that receiv ed. Thi s comm and is e nabl ed when i n the mixer mode o nly . Note: Com mand cann ot be receiv ed during pow er off. 95H, 05H, < Sourc e Chann el Attribu te>, < Sour ce Channel Numb er>, < Destina[...]

  • Page 10

    Page 10 o f 24 CROSSPOINT GA IN T A BLE value Value Value Value HEX DEC Gain (dB) HEX DEC Gain (dB ) HEX DEC Gain (dB ) HEX DEC Step Down 00H 0 - ∞ 22H 34 -37.0 44H 68 -3.0 65H 101 -6.0 step 01H 1 -70.0 23H 35 - 36.0 45H 69 - 2.0 66H 102 -7.0 step 02H 2 -69.0 24H 36 - 35.0 46H 70 - 1.0 67H 103 -8.0 step 03H 3 -68.0 25H 37 - 34.0 47H 71 0.0 68H 10[...]

  • Page 11

    Page 1 1 of 24 5.3. Preset Memory Recall Recalls a ny desi red pr eset memories. 9000Ser ies Ampl ifier respon ds w ith the s ame data as that receiv ed. Note: Settings to be stor ed in pr eset mem ories ar e referr ed to as “ SCEN E” in mix er mode and “EVENT” in matri x mo de. In 'Matrix mode', th e comma nd of 'EVEN T end&[...]

  • Page 12

    Page 12 o f 24 5.4. Channel ON/ OFF This per forms ON/OF F setting o f the Inpu t or Out put chan nel. 900 0Series A mplifier responds w ith the s ame dat a as t hat receiv ed. 92H, 03H, < Channel Attribute>, < Chann el Nu mber>, <O N/OFF> <Channel At tribute> 00H: Inpu t chann el 01H: Outp ut channel <Channel Number> [...]

  • Page 13

    Page 13 o f 24 5.6. T one Control Performs Bass a nd T reble g ain set tings of the i nput/ output channel s. 9000 Series Am plifi er responds w ith the s ame dat a as t hat receiv ed.. Note: Com mand cann ot be receiv ed during pow er off. AAH, 04H, <Channel Attribute>, < Chann el Nu mber>, < Bass/T reble>, < V alue> <Ch[...]

  • Page 14

    Page 14 o f 24 T ONE CONTROL GA I N POSITION T A BLE Value Value HEX DEC Gain (dB) HEX DEC Gain (dB) 00H 0 - 12.0 0DH 13 +1.0 01H 1 - 11.0 0EH 14 +2. 0 02H 2 - 10.0 0FH 15 +3.0 03H 3 -9.0 10H 16 +4.0 04H 4 -8.0 11H 17 +5.0 05H 5 -7.0 12H 18 +6.0 06H 6 -6.0 13H 19 +7.0 07H 7 -5.0 14H 20 +8.0 08H 8 -4.0 15H 21 +9.0 09H 9 -3.0 16H 22 +10 .0 0AH 10 -2.[...]

  • Page 15

    Page 15 o f 24 5.7. EQ Settings Perform EQ settings ( ON/OFF , Band number , Gain, Q an d Cen ter frequency ) of th e input/out put chan nels. 900 0Series Ampl ifier respo nds wi th the same dat a as that recei ved . Band num ber , Gain, Q , and Cen ter freq uenc y cannot be recei ved w hen EQ is set to OFF . They can b e vali d only w hen EQ is se[...]

  • Page 16

    Page 16 o f 24 <Q V a lue> EQ-Q T A BLE Value HEX DEC Q 00H 0 0.3 01H 1 0.5 02H 2 0.7 03H 3 1 04H 4 1.5 05H 5 2 06H 6 3 07H 7 5 <Freq V alue> EQ-FREQUENCY T A BLE Value Value HEX DEC Freq (H z) HEX DEC Freq (H z) 00H 0 20 11H 13 1k 01H 1 25 12H 14 1.25k 02H 2 31.5 13H 15 1.6k 03H 3 40 14H 16 2k 04H 4 50 15H 17 2.5k 05H 5 63 16H 18 3.15k[...]

  • Page 17

    Page 17 o f 24 5.8. Loudness Compensation S ettings Perform l oudness compensati on settings o f the Inp ut / Outp ut cha nnels. 90 00Seri es Amplifier respon ds wi th the same dat a as t hat recei ved. Note: Com mand cann ot be receiv ed during pow er off . ABH, 03H, < Channel Attribute>, < Chann el Nu mber>, <O FF/ON> <Channe[...]

  • Page 18

    Page 18 o f 24 5.9. Filter S ettings Perform Fil ter ( HPF/LPF) setting s of In put / Outp ut chann els. 900 0Seri es Ampli fier responds w ith the s ame dat a as t hat receiv ed. Note: Com mand cann ot be receiv ed during pow er off . A2H, 04H, <Channel Attribute>, < Chann el Nu mber>, < HPF/LPF> , <V alue> <Channel At t[...]

  • Page 19

    Page 19 o f 24 5.10. Input Sensitiv it y Setting Performs input s ensitivity setting o f Input c hannel. 9000S eries Ampli fier res ponds w ith the same da ta as th at r eceiv ed. Input se nsitiv ity setting i s ena bled o nly for the c hannel on whic h the D-001 T or AN -001T is use d. Note: Com mand cann ot be receiv ed during pow er off . ACH, 0[...]

  • Page 20

    Page 20 o f 24 6. Channel Name Request Reads i nput an d out put c hannels’ names. The 9000 Seri es Ampli fier responds wi th the channel n ame to this comma nd. F0H, 03H, 40H, <Ch annel Attribut e>, <C hannel Number> <Channel At tribute> 00H: Inpu t chann el 01H: Outp ut channel <Channel Number> 00H - 07H ( Inpu t channel[...]

  • Page 21

    Page 21 o f 24 7. Sp eaker Pr eset Se tting Recalls speaker EQ pr eset values f or speci fic TOA model speaker s. 9000Seri es Ampli fier responds w ith the s ame dat a as t hat receiv ed . Note: Com mand cann ot be receiv ed during pow er off . ADH, 02H, < Outpu t Chann el Number >, <Val ue> <Output C hannel N umber > 00H - 07H ( [...]

  • Page 22

    Page 22 o f 24 8. COMM A ND LIST Function Command Code Channel fader g ain 91H, 03H, <C hannel Attribute> , <Cha nnel N umber> , <V alue> ( positi on) 93H, 03H, <C hannel Attribute> , <Cha nnel N umber> , <V alue> ( step) Crosspoint g ain 95H, 05H , <Sour ce Chan nel Attri bute>, < Sourc e Channel Number[...]

  • Page 23

    Page 23 o f 24 9. COMMUNICA TI ON EXAMPLES Comm and Controll er A-9000 Respons e Channel f ader gain Input ch1 Fa der gain =0dB 91H, 03H, 00H, 00H, 6 AH 91H, 03H, 00H, 00H, 6AH Input ch1 Fa der gain 1 st ep up 93H, 03H, 00H, 00H, 41H 93H, 03H, 00H, 00H, 41H Output ch 1 Fader ga in=- ∞ d B 91H, 03H, 01H, 00H, 00H 91H, 03H, 01H, 00H, 00H Crosspoint[...]

  • Page 24

    Page 24 o f 24 Comm and Controll er A-9000 Respons e Input sens itivit y setting Input ch1 I nsense -2 4dB ACH, 02H, 00H, 02H ACH, 02H, 00H, 02H S peak er preset s etting Output ch2 SpPreset F-12 2 ADH, 02H, 01H, 01H ADH, 02H, 01H, 01H Phantom power sett ing Input ch3 Phantom ON 87H, 02H, 02H, 01H 87H, 02H, 02H, 01H Channel nam e rec all Input ch1 [...]