6. Programmer's Reference
6.8.4.3. Setting the Volume (by a Step Value)
Command and Response
ç <port>:stepVolumeDb(<value>)
æ <port>:stepVolumeDb
Parameters
The <value> is in dB; positive and negative values are accepted.
Example
ç
æ
Explanation
INFO: Calling above method will change the AnalogVolume and AnalogVolumedB properties accordingly.
6.8.4.4.
Command and Response
ç <port>.AnalogVolume
æ <port>
Parameters
The value of
Example
ç
æ
6.8.4.5. Setting the Volume (in Percentage)
Command and Response
ç <port><value>
æ <port><value>
Parameters
The <value>
Example
ç
æ
INFO: Changing the value of above property will also change the AnalogVolumedB property accordingly.
6.8.4.6. Setting the Volume (by a Step Value in Percantage)
Command and Response
ç <port>:stepVolumePercent(<value>)
æ <port>:stepVolumePercent
Parameters
The <value>
Example
ç
æ 80
ç -10
æ
æ 70
INFO: Changing the value of above property will also change the AnalogVolumedB property accordingly.
6.8.4.7.
Command and Response #mute #unmute
ç <port>.AnalogMute
æ <port>
Parameters
If the parameter is 0 or false, then the port is not muted. If the value is 1 or true, port is muted.
Example
ç
æ
6.8.4.8. Setting the Mute State
Command and Response
ç <port>.AnalogMute
æ <port>
Parameters
See the previous section.
INFO: Changing the value of above property to 0 or false will also change the AnalogVolume and AnalogVolumedB
properties accordingly.
Example
ç
æ