Specifications

Example 3: To obtain the total 10 ch of level meters from both AMP ID: 0-31 and 32-39 of the ACD1,
The table above shows the required cycle is 250 ms if the slower-cycle AMP ID: 0-31 (DATA PORT connector) is accommodated.
You can also choose 50 ms cycle in accordance with AMP ID: 32-39 (MONITOR/REMOTE connectors).
In this case, the same meter values will be transmitted five times in a row for AMP ID: 0-31.
3.3.4 GPI Control Command (ACD1
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23) SGO: Used to control GPI OUT.
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SGO [AMP ID][Port #] [OPEN/CLOSE] … SGO OK SGO ERR
The command name stands for "Set GPI Out".
- [AMP ID] is always 0.
- The second option will have a port number by a character string.
- The third option will have a character string of either "OPEN" or "CLOSE."
- One or more spaces are needed between the command and the option, and between the options.
- Multiple GPI outputs can be controlled by adding another option.
- SGO command changes GPI OUT port status without affecting any parameters in the ACD1.
E.g.) To set port 3 open:
SGO 0 3 OPEN
To set port 10 open, port 11 close:
SGO 0 10 OPEN 11 CLOSE
To set port 1 open, port 3 close, port 4 open and port 5 open:
SGO 0 1 OPEN 3 CLOSE 4 OPEN 5 OPEN
- The ACD1 will return a one-line character string of "SGO OK" if successful.
- The ACD1 will return a one-line character string of "SGO ERR" if unsuccessful.
E.g.) ACK when GPI port 3 is successfully turned ON:
SGO OK
ACK when GPI port 3 is unsuccessfully turned ON:
SGO ERR
3.3.5. Emergency Control comman
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24) SEMG: Used to set Emergency scene
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SEMG 0 SEMG OK SEMG ERR
The command name stands for "Set Emergency".
- This command changes the TXn/ACD1 scene number to the Emergency scene.
3.3.6. Amp Connection Status Command (ACD1
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25) GCON: Used to obtain an amp connection statu
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GCON [AMP ID] GCON OK GCON ERR
CON [AMP ID] [Amp Connection Status (ON/OFF)
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The command name stands for "Get Connection".
This command only applies to ACD1 firmware V1.12 or later.
This command will enable the user to obtain an amp connection status (connected or disconnected) from the controller.
- [AMP ID] is the AMP ID (0 to 39) assigned to the amp to be controlled.
- A space will be needed between the command and the option, and between the options.
E.g.) To obtain the connection status of the amp with AMP ID 0 on the ACD1 from the controller:
GCON 0
- The ACD1 will return a two-line character string if successful.
The first line should be a character string "GCON OK".
The second line should be a character string "CON [AMP ID] [Amp Connection Status]".
[Amp Connection Status] will have a character string of either "ON" when connected or "OFF" when disconnected.
The first line can be ignored for the controller.
- The ACD1 will return a one-line character string of "GCON ERR" if unsuccessful.
- The TXn always return the error.
ACD1's ACKs when unsuccessfulACD1's ACKs when successful
ACD1's ACKs when successful ACD1's ACKs when unsuccessful
TXn/ACD1's ACKs when successful TXn/ACD1's ACKs when unsuccessful
TXn/ACD1 Remote Control Protocol Specifications V1.12
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