AUDAC AMP203 Instructions d'installation
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AMP203 commands manual
Index
Using the commands 3
Configuration and settings commands 5
Routing commands 6
Volume + Mute commands 7
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Using the commands
The commands can be sent to the AMP203 by IP or using a serial RS485 connection. Please refer to the infor-
mation below on how to connect to the AMP203:
RS485 Configuration details
RJ45 (RS485, Digital audio, +24V DC):
For connection to Wall Panels & Paging Consoles
Pin 1 White-Orange n/c
Pin 2 Orange n/c
Pin 3 White-Green +24V DC
Pin 4 Blue RS485 A
Pin 5 White-Blue RS485 B
Pin 6 Green GND
Pin 7 White-Brown n/c
Pin 8 Brown n/c
TCP/IP Configuration details
IP Address User configurable
Port 8711
Max connections 1
Command flow
1) UDP commands can be sent to the AMP’s IP address on port 8711. Alternatively the commands can be sent
to Multicast address 239.254.222.222 (or broadcast) on port 8711.
2) The AMP203 acknowledges the command by returning the same command and a ‘+’ as Argument. (ACK)
In case of a get command the AMP203 will return the current state of the specific get command.
3) The AMP203 sends a Multicast/Broadcast update on port 8712 with the new state. This information is used
for AUDAC Touch 2. This multicast group can be joined by any (user specific) application to receive a constant
flow of the device’s status updates.
Note: When sending commands to the multicast address, all the AMP203 devices with the same device address
(P001 for example) will receive this command and then execute it.
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Command overview
Startsymbol | Destination | Source | Command | Argument(s) | Checksum | Stopsymbol
Each command is followed by an ‘x’ character, which represents the number of the slot whereto the
command is sent. If the audio player doesn’t support multiple slots, the number ‘1’ shall always be
used.
Example: Get IP---
ASCII: #|P001|F001|GIP|U|return
HEX: 237C533030317c463030317c4749507c557c72657475726e0a
Notes
• The checksum is CRC-16 excluding the ‘#’. The checksum can always be replaced by
‘U’, which is always accepted.
• Return in ASCII : <CR> <LF> HEX : 0x0D 0x0A (carriage return & line feed)
• Source address has a maximum length of 4 characters and cannot contain ‘|’ or ‘#’
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CONFIGURATION AND SETTINGS COMMANDS
GIP
Get info about the ip address, subnet mask and gateway the AMP203 is using:
Command: GIP
Arguments: None (0)
Feedback: dhcp^ip4.ip3.ip2.ip1^mask4.mask3.mask2.mask1^gw4.gw3.gw2.gw1^
DHCP: dhcp ON(1) or OFF(0)
IP: IP4 address of unit
MASK: subnet mask
GW: IP4 address of gateway
Example: Get info about the IP address
#|S001|F001|GIP||crc|<CR><LF>
AMP203 replies: #|F001|S001|IP|0^192.168.0.197^255.255.255.0^192.168.0.1|crc|<CR><LF>
SIP
Set IP address, subnet, gateway and dns servers:
Command: GIP
Arguments: ^ip4.ip3.ip2.ip1^mask4.mask3.mask2.mask1^gw4.gw3.gw2.
gw1^dns4.dns3.dns2.dns1
dhcp : dhcp ON(1) or OFF(0)
ip : IP4 address of unit
mask : subnet mask
gw : IP4 address of gateway
dns : IP4 address of dns server 1
Feedback: + : acknowledge
Example: Set the IP address
#|F001|S001|SIP|0^192.168.0.197^255.255.255.000^192.168.0.1^8.8.8.8^0.0.0.0|U|<CR><LF>
AMP203 replies: #|F001|S001|SIP|+|crc|<CR><LF>
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ROUTING COMMANDS
SRD01
Set program down
Command: SRD01
Arguments: None (0)
Feedback: + : acknowledge
SRU01
Set program down
Command: SRU01
Arguments: None (0)
Feedback: + : acknowledge
SR01
Set routing
Command: SR01
Arguments: y
y: 1-4 are Dante channels 1-4
y: 5 is ch1+2
y: 6 is ch+4
y: 7 is ch2+1
y: 8 is ch4+3
Feedback: + : acknowledge
GR01
Get routing
Command: GR01
Arguments: None (0)
Feedback: y
y: 1-4 are Dante channels 1-4
y: 5 is ch1+2
y: 6 is ch3+4
y: 7 is ch2+1
y: 8 is ch4+3
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VOLUME + MUTE COMMANDS
SVU01
Set volume up
Command: SVU01
Arguments: None (0)
Feedback: + : acknowledge
SVD01
Set volume down
Command: SVD01
Arguments: None (0)
Feedback: + : acknowledge
SV01
Set same volume for left and right channel
Command: SV01
Arguments: y
y: 70 (refers to -70dB, lowest level)
y: 0 (refers to 0dB, highest level)
Feedback: + : acknowledge
GV01
Get volume
Command: GV01
Arguments: None (0)
Feedback: y
y: volume level from -70 up to 0 dB
SM01
Set mute
Command: SM01
Arguments: None (0)
Feedback: y
y: 0 (unmute)
y: 1 (mute)
GM01
Get mute
Command: GM01
Arguments: None (0)
Feedback: y
y: 0 (unmute)
y: 1 (mute)
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SGIA
Set gain for all channels
Command: SGIA
Arguments: x1: gain channel 1
x2: gain channel 2
x3: gain channel 3
x4: gain channel 4
for every channel the gain will be set (-110 up to +24)
Feedback: + : acknowledge
GGIA
Get gain for all channels
Command: GGIA
Arguments: None (0)
Feedback: x1: gain channel 1
x2: gain channel 2
x3: gain channel 3
x4: gain channel 4
for every channel the gain will be displayed (-110 up to +24)
SGI
Set gain for 1 specific channel
Command: SGI
Arguments: x: channel number (1-4)
y: gain channel x
the gain for channel x will be set to value y (-110 up to +24)
Feedback: + : acknowledge
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