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Serial Commands
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Acendo Vibe Conferencing Soundbars - User Guide
Serial Commands - ACV-2100 & ACV-5100 (Cont.)
Command Description
set /audio/gain/mode
Set the gain mode for the aux out audio. It can be set to follow the speaker volume
(“var”) or to a fixed value (“fixed”).
Syntax:
set /audio/gain <mode>
Where: <mode> = “var” or “fixed”
get /audio/source
Get the currently selected audio source.
Returns:
@get /audio/source <setting>
Where: <setting> = “aux”, “bluetooth", “hdmi”, “optical” or “usb”
set /audio/source
Set the audio output source.
Syntax:
set /audio/source <setting>
Where: <setting> = “aux”, “bluetooth", “hdmi”, “optical” or “usb”
get /audio/state
Get the state of the audio output (speakers & aux out).
Returns:
@get /audio/state <state>
Where: <state> = “normal” or “muted”
set /audio/state
Set the state of the audio output (speakers & aux out).
Syntax:
set /audio/state <state>
Where: <state> = “normal” or “muted”
get /audio/volume
Get the volume setting for the speaker audio.
Returns:
@get /audio/volume <level>
Where: <level> = 0..100
set /audio/volume
Set the volume for the speaker audio.
Syntax:
set /audio/volume <level>
Where: <level> = “+”, “-“ or 0..100
“+” and “-“ increase and decrease, respectively, the volume in the same way as
pressing the buttons on the control panel
get /audmic/state
Get the state of the microphone input.
Returns:
@get /audmic/state <state>
Where: <state> = “normal” or “muted”
set /audmic/state
Set the state of the microphone input.
Syntax:
set /audmic/state <state>
Where: <state> = “normal” or “muted”
get /battery/state
Get the state of the remote control’s battery.
Returns:
@get /battery/state <state>
Where: <state> = “none”, “low”, “med” or “high”
exec /bluetooth/pairing
Initiate pairing or unpairing on the bluetooth.
Syntax:
exec / bluetooth/pairing <action>
Where: <action> = “pair” or “unpair”
get /bluetooth/connstate
Get the state of the Bluetooth connection.
Returns:
@get /bluetooth/connstate <state>
Where: <state> = “off”, “on”, “pairing”, “paired” or “connected”
get /bluetooth/state
Get the state of the Bluetooth radio.
Returns:
@get /bluetooth/state <state>
Where: <state> = “on” or “off”
set /bluetooth/state
Set the state of the Bluetooth radio.
Syntax:
set /bluetooth/state <state>
Where: <state> = “on” or “off”