Pvmz', Set The Volume Mute Level Of A Zone During A Page; Padndz', 'Pddndz', 'Phdndz' Set The Do Not Disturb Flags - Zektor HDA604 User Manual

^=pVPZ preset,@zone,vol_percent$
Where:
preset
zone
vol_db
vol_percent

'pVMZ', Set the Volume Mute level of a Zone during a Page

The command is the same as the 'VMZ' command, and is active during a page.
Command format:
^pVMZ preset,@zone,mute_flag$
Response Strings:
^=pVZ preset,@zone,vol_db$
^=pVPZ preset,@zone,vol_percent$
Where:
preset
zone
mute_flag

'pADNDZ', 'pDDNDZ', 'pHDNDZ' Set the Do Not Disturb flags

Each zone can be set to "do not disturb". This is used to ignore the 'pSET' command on a zone by
zone basis. By default, all zones are preset to 'Do Not Disturb', and must be changed before any pag-
ing commands will have an effect.
There are three levels of "Do Not Disturb".
Level 0 = Allow paging. The zone will respond fully to all paging requests.
Level 1 = Do Not Disturb. All paging requests will be ignored by this zone.
Level 2 = Allow paging requests, but do not change sources.
Level 2 is useful when you want a source to mute (or lower it's volume), but you do not want it to
switch away from its current source. If a zone is set to level 2, it will pay attention to 'pxMZ', 'pVMZ',
'pVZ', and 'pVPZ' settings, but will ignore 'pxSZ' settings.
The 'pADNDZ' command is used to control the analog audio zones.
The 'pDDNDZ' command is used to control the digital audio zones.
The 'pHDNDZ' command is used to control the HDMI video zones.
Only the 'pADNDZ' command will be described, but all three commands work the same way.
Each preset has its own Do Not Disturb flags.
Command format:
^pADNDZ preset,do_not_disturb_flag$
Response Strings:
^=pADNDZ preset,do_not_disturb_flag$
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= A preset level greater than 0. A preset of 0 is ignored.
= Zone number.
= Volume in dB.
= Volume as a percentage.
= A preset level greater than 0. A preset of 0 is ignored.
= Zone number.
= Mute flag (0 or 1).
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