REMOTE MANAGEMENT
The C530ip Codec can be configured remotely by
connecting a straight 9 Way D-Type cable to the
MGR IP port, and using the Standard Windows
Terminal Program. To configure more than one unit
at the same time, the user can connect another
straight 9 Way D-Type cable from the MGR OP port
of the first unit, to the MGR IP port of the next unit,
in a “Daisy Chain” manner. There are no limitations
on the number of codecs which can be linked
together for remote configuration purposes.
On initial connection, the Standard Windows
Terminal Program screen will be blank. The user
should then press the Enter key to clear the
command buffer.
Type “poll” followed by the serial number :-
poll 0108-001 < carriage return / enter >
0108-001>
A prompt of the actual serial number will appear on
the screen. The unit is now ready to receive
commands.
Type “help” for a complete list of commands and
options.
0108-001 >help
C530ip Network Commands, (c) Systembase
Limited
poll (8 digit serial number of unit to be selected)
status (displays the codecs current status,
/s option for short)
set x21 (APTX:3K7 Stereo 64Kbps,
APTX:7K5 Mono 64Kbps,
APTX:7K5 Stereo 128Kbps,
APTX:15K2 Mono 128Kbps,
APTX:12K2 Stereo 192Kbps,
APTX:22K5 Mono 192Kbps,
APTX:15K2 Stereo 256Kbps,
APTX:22K5 Stereo 384Kbps)
set aux (Off,
9600bps,
4800bps,
2400bps,
9600bps(alt),
4800bps(alt),
2400bps(alt),
Relay Mode)
set source (Analog, AES3)
set loopback (Off, On)
The Status command will display the following
information on the codec.
0108-001>status
SYSTEMBASE C530ip(c)
APTX Status= SYNC
Loopback= Off
Aux Data= Off
X21 Audio= APTX:22K5 Stereo 384Kbps
Audio Source= Analog
NOTE: The Serial Manager port is intended to provide backwards
compatibility in the field with older C310xr-x audio codecs.
Therefore it only caters for commands and functions that are
common to both products.
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