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- Page 1 MODEL P200 SURROUND SOUND PROCESSOR EXTERNAL CONTROL MANUAL December 9, 2015...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ............................. 4 HOME AUTOMATION SYSTEM INTEGRATION ................... 4 CONTROL VIA NETWORK ........................4 CONTROL VIA SERIAL PORT ....................... 5 CONTROL PROTOCOL ......................... 6 Commands ................................. 6 Responses and feedback level ........................... 6 COMMANDS ............................7 STATUS REQUESTS ..........................9 CONTROL PROTOCOL USAGE ...................... - Page 3 DOCUMENT HISTORY Date Author Comments October 16 2015 PKL / CJN First draft October 21 2015 PKL / CJN Second draft October 21 2015 PKL / CJN Document ready for release November 11 2015 Added IR Codes November 20 2015 Added text to “Control via Serial Port”...
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Page 4: Introduction
PC, use Telnet, Putty, or similar programs to open the TCP connection. If you do not know the IP address of the Model P200 on your local network, the Model P200 supports Apple´s Bonjour Discovery service, which must be on the computer you want to set up the Model P200 with. -
Page 5: Control Via Serial Port
“deep sleep”. However, the P200 will miss the first one or two characters transmitted when in deep sleep, because it needs to wake up first. So in order to make sure the P200 is ready for the command, send a few extra characters before an ON-command. Sending for instance “!!!POWERONMAIN”... -
Page 6: Control Protocol
CONTROL PROTOCOL Commands Every command starts with ‘!’ character and ends with carriage return (ascii 0x0D, referred to in this document as <CR>). There are two types of commands, commands and status requests. Commands are used to emulate remote key presses or to set a certain volume etc. Status requests are used to query the current state of the controller (volume, current source etc.). -
Page 7: Commands
COMMANDS This chapter introduces all the different control protocol commands. Command Values Description !AUDMODE- Audio processing mode down button. !AUDMODE(X) See list returned by Set audio processing mode. !AUDMODEL? !AUDMODE+ Audio processing mode up button. !BACK Back button. !DIM- Reduce brightness of front display. !DIM(X) 0=100%, 1=75%, 2=50%, 3=25% Set brightness of front display. - Page 8 !POWEROFFZONE2 Zone 2 power off. !POWERONMAIN Power on. !POWERONZONE2 Zone 2 power on. !RPFOC- Previous RoomPerfect position button. !RPFOC(X) 0 = bypass Select RoomPerfect position X. 1-8 = focus1 – focus8 9 = global !RPFOC+ Next Roomperfect position button. !RPVOI- Previous voicing button.
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Page 9: Status Requests
!AUDTYPE? !AUDTYPE(typestring) String describing the Audio input signal audio signal. type. !DEVICE? !DEVICE(P200) Name of the device. !DIM? !DIM(X) 0 = 100%, 1 = 75%, Brightness of the VFD 2 = 50%, 3 = 25% display. - Page 10 !SRC? !SRC(X)”Name” Number and name Active source. of source. !SRC(X)? !SRC(X)”Name” Name of source X. Info for source X. !SRCOFF? !SRCOFF(X) -100 (-10dB) to Source volume offset 100 (+10dB) for current source. !SRCS? !SRCCOUNT(N) N is the number of List of available !SRC(0)”Name”...
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Page 11: Control Protocol Usage
CONTROL PROTOCOL USAGE Controlling power Main zone and zone 2 power can be controlled separately with commands !POWERONMAIN<CR>, !POWEROFFMAIN<CR>, !POWERONZONE2<CR> and !POWEROFFZONE2<CR>. Command !POWER?<CR> is used to get the current power status of the main zone. The response for this command is !POWER(X)<CR>, where the X is 0 or 1, where 0 means the main zone is off and 1 means it is on. -
Page 12: Controlling Sources
!SRC(X)<CR> is used to select a specific source. The X in the command can be anything between 0 and the index of the last source. This response is also send automatically, when the source changes, if feedback level is 1 or higher. If main zone is off, the P200 will reply with the previous selected source. -
Page 13: Controlling Processing Modes
Controlling processing modes The P200 processor has controls for selecting processing modes, also called audio modes. Command !AUDMODEL?<CR> can be used to get a list of processing modes; how many are there and what are their names. For example a response for command !AUDMODEL?<CR> could be: !AUDMODECOUNT(8) !AUDMODE(0)"None"<CR>... -
Page 14: Controlling Focus Positions
Controlling focus positions Command !RPFOCS?<CR> is used to get the list of selectable focus positions along with their names. For example a response for !RPFOCS<CR> could be: !RPFOCCOUNT(4) <CR> !RPFOC(1)"Focus 1"<CR> !RPFOC(2)"Focus 2"<CR> !RPFOC(4)"Focus 4"<CR> !RPFOC(9)"Global"<CR> It can be seen from the response that there are 4 RoomPerfect positions, named “Focus 1”, “Focus 2”, “Focus 4”... -
Page 15: Controlling Lipsync
-5ms respectively. Command !LIPSYNC(X)<CR> is used to set the lipsync trim directly. The valid value range for this command needs to be fetched from the P200 (see below). Please note that the valid range to adjust the lipsync delay is retrieved with the !LIPSYNCRANGE? command, returning minimum and maximum value in ms. -
Page 16: Getting Zone 2 Audio Status
Controlling OSD and OSD menu There are two On Screen Display menus in the P200 controller. The Installer menu is intended to be used by the installer and that menu should not be offered to the end user. The user menu (titled “Menu”) is intended for the daily use of the user. -
Page 17: Controlling Multiview
The main HDMI output is controlled by using the source-commands. But there are are two additional functions to use for the main output. The command !HDMIMAINOUT(X) can be used to select which HDMI output is used for the main output. For possible values see the table of video outputs. Note that one of the available outputs is the “Video Wall”... -
Page 18: Audio Inputs
AUDIO INPUTS No. Audio Input None HDMI 8 Channel Analog Spdif 1 (Optical) Spdif 2 (Optical) Spdif 3 (Optical) Spdif 4 (Optical) Spdif 5 (AES) Spdif 6 (Coax) Spdif 7 (Coax) Spdif 8 (Coax) Internal Player Analog 1 (Unbalanced) Analog 2 (Unbalanced) Analog 3 (Unbalanced) Analog 4 (Unbalanced) Analog 5 (Balanced) -
Page 19: Video Outputs
VIDEO OUTPUTS No. Video Output None HDMI Out 1 HDMI Out 2 HDMI Out 3 HDMI Out 4 HDBT Out (Reserved, do not use) Video Wall... -
Page 20: Ir Codes
IR CODES NEC Protocol Description Value 0x37CA, 0x00FF 0x37CA, 0x01FE 0x37CA, 0x02FD 0x37CA, 0x03FC 0x37CA, 0x04FB 0x37CA, 0x05FA 0x37CA, 0x06F9 0x37CA, 0x07F8 0x37CA, 0x08F7 0x37CA, 0x09F6 Audio 0x37CA, 0x0AF5 Setup 0x37CA, 0x0BF4 Power 0x37CA, 0x0CF3 0x37CA, 0x0DF2 Previous 0x37CA, 0x0EF1 Play_Pause 0x37CA, 0x0FF0 Next... -
Page 21: Rs232 Pinout Diagram
RS232 pinout diagram...
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