Command And Response Table For Dsp Sis Commands - Extron electronics DMP 128 Plus User Manual

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Command and Response Table for DSP SIS Commands

Command
Many digital signal processor (DSP) functions such as gain, mute, and group masters can be controlled using SIS commands. An understanding of
the audio signal flow is helpful for using audio DSP SIS commands. The following gain blocks are addressable via SIS commands:
Mic/Line Input (gain and mute)
Aux Input (gain, mute, and source)
Audio Level Control
NOTES:
The command format is the same regardless of the control point, but the acceptable gain range varies depending on the control point.
The mic/line input gain range is
The mic/line input gain range is
the input source see the DSP Configurator Help File for more information).
The pre-mixer gain and virtual return gain range is
The post-mixer trim gain range is
The output attenuation gain range is
All responses are shown with the DMP 128 Plus in Verbose mode 2 or 3.
Set gain level
Example 1
(mic/line input 1):
Example 2
(pre-mixer gain 1):
Read gain level
Example 1
(mic/line input 1) :
Example 2
(post-mixer gain 1) :
NOTE:
If the input source is set to a digital input (AT or Expansion input), use the
or reading input gain level (for more on changing the input source, see the DSP Configurator Help File for more information).
X5%
KEY:
= Target OID:
X6)
= Gain value:
Audio Mute
Audio mute
Audio unmute
Mute status
X5%
KEY:
= Target OID:
X6@
= Mute status:
Phantom Power
Enable phantom power
Disable phantom power
Phantom power status
X5%
KEY:
= Target OID:
X6!
= Phantom power:
ASCII command
(host to device)
Pre-mixer (gain and mute)
Mix-points (gain and mute)
-18
+80
0.1
dB to
dB in
-18
+24
0.1
dB to
dB in
-100
-12
+12
dB to
dB in
-100
dB to 0 dB in
E
X5%
X6)
}
G
*
AU
E
}
G40000*120AU
E
}
G40100*-8AU
E
X5%
}
G
AU
E
}
G40000AU
E
}
G60100AU
See
Object ID (OID) Number Tables
Levels use a 10x multiplier system with no decimal places.
For example, a level of +10.4 dB would be entered as
E
X5%
}
M
*1AU
E
X5%
}
M
*0AU
E
X5%
}
M
AU
Object ID (OID) Number Tables
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0
1
= Unmute
= Mute
E
X5%
}
Z
*1AU
E
X5%
}
Z
*0AU
E
X5%
}
Z
AU
Object ID (OID) Number Tables
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0
= Disabled (default)
Response
(device to host)
Virtual Return (gain and mute)
Post-mixer (gain only)
dB increments when the source is set to analog.
dB increments when the source is set to a digital input (for more on changing
+12
0.1
dB to
dB in
dB increments.
0.1
dB increments. Post mixer trim cannot be muted.
0.1
dB increments.
X5%
X6)]
DsG
*
]
DsG40000*120
]
DsG40100*-8
X5%
X6)]
DsG
*
]
DsG40000*550
]
DsG60100*55
H
on page 58.
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and a level of -3.2 dB would be entered as -
X5%
]
DsM
*1
X5%
]
DsM
*0
X5%
X6@]
DsM
*
on page 58.
X5%
]
DsZ
*1
X5%
]
DsZ
*0
X5%
X6!]
DsZ
*
on page 58.
1
= Enabled
DMP 128 Plus • SIS Configuration and Control
Additional description
Output (attenuation and
mute)
Set gain on OID
X6)
dB.
Set the mic/line input 1 to a level
of +12.0 dB.
Set pre-mixer gain 1 to a value of
-0.8 dB.
Gain on OID
X6)
of
dB.
Mic/line input 1 gain is set to a
value of +55.0 dB.
Output 2, post mixer gain is set to
a value of +5.5 dB.
G
parameter instead of the
parameter when setting
Mute audio at
Unmute audio at
Phantom power is only
available on mic/line inputs
1 through 8.
X5%
to a value of
X5%
is set to a value
32
.
X5%
.
X5%
.
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