KeyWest Technology MXB-AV Manual page 110

MediaXtreme MediaZone
MODE - The audio mode that is being used by the MX. Available modes are listed below and
described:
0 - All audio sources always play at max volume.
1a - Ambient audio plays through Line-In, and will ramp down to silence whenever a file with
audio is active.
1b - The same as 1a, except that instead of ramping down to silence, Line-In will ramp down to
half volume (LINE_HALF).
2a - Ambient audio plays through Mic-In, and will ramp down to silence whenever either a
Video-In or a file with audio is active. Similarly, Video-In audio plays through Line-In, and will
ramp down to silence whenever a file with audio is active.
2b - The same as 2a, except that instead of ramping down to silence, Mic-In and Line-In will
ramp down to half volume (MIC_HALF and LINE_HALF, respectively).
Mode=0
RAMP_LENGTH - The duration (in milliseconds) over which audio will ramp from a starting
volume to a final volume.
RAMP_LENGTH=1000
Communications - controls settings regarding communications.
[Communications]
TCP Enabled - True or False. Informs the MX to listen for incoming messages through a TCP
port.
TCP Enabled=True
TCP Port - Specifies the port number on which the MX is to listen for TCP messages. Ignored if
TCP Enabled is false.
TCP Port=1000
UDP Enabled - True or False. Informs the MX to listen for incoming messages through a UDP
port.
UDP Enabled=True
UDP Port - Specifies the port number on which the MX is to listen for UDP messages. Ignored
if UDP Enabled is false.
UDP Port=4098
Serial Enabled - True or False. Informs the MX to listen for incoming messages through a serial
port.
Serial Enabled=True
Serial Device - Indicates the name of the serial device or port to use to listen for incoming
messages. Ignored if Serial Enabled is false.
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