Annuncicom
User Manual Version 4.07
Commands
Multiple commands can be added using the & character. They will be executed sequentially in the order that
they appear in the configuration field.
TALKING MODE
c=83 : Activate the talking mode
c=84 : Deactivate the talking mode
c=91 : Activate the forced talking mode
STREAMING
c=77 : Set destination Syntax : c=77&entry=x&ip=a.b.c.d&port=p&type=t
For x use 1 to 8 (Streaming destination 1 to 8)
a.b.c.d is the IP address to stream to
p stands for the port number to be used
For t use 0 (not used), 1 (Raw UDP) or 2 (Raw TCP)
Example:
c=77&entry=2&ip=192.168.0.100&port=3030&type=1 sets the destination 2 to Raw UDP to IP 192.168.0.100
on port 3030
I/O
c=78 : Activate the relay
c=79 : Deactivate the relay
c=80 : Pulse the relay for the preset time
c=85 : Simulate the I0 button being pressed
c=86 : Simulate the I0 button being released
c=87 : Simulate the I1 button being pressed
c=88 : Simulate the I1 button being released
SERIAL
c=89 : Simulates the CTS Signal being activated
c=90 : Simulates the CTS Signal being deactivated
c=60 : Activates the RTS Signal
c=61 : Deactivates the RTS Signal
REMOTE COMMANDS
r=
x
: send the command x to the last calling station remotely
r=
a.b.c.d
:
p
/
x
: send the command x, using UDP, to the remote IP a.b.c.d on the optional port p. Default if no
port is defined is the configured UDP command port.
Example:
r=192.168.0.99:12301/c=83 (sets the remote station to talking mode)
For further commands refer to the technical documentation available on
www.barix.com
.
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