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Universal 4.1 MLR»Web Installation and Operation Manual

WEB SETUP

TCP Control Commands

The Universal 4.1 MLR >> Web can be configured to accept ASCII control strings
over TCP. The TCP port used, TCP timeout and TCP enable check box can be found
on the Email/Network Setup page. TCP must be enabled for TCP control to work.

By default, when enabled, the Universal 4.1 uses TCP port 56 for control. A Telnet
client such as PuTTY may be used to test the TCP control interface.

Audio Switch Control Commands:  (Carriage return not required) 

*uii

- Select input “ii”.

Command example:  *001
Where * (asterisk) is the beginning of string, “u” is unit ID, zero on these products
and “ii” is the two digit input number: 01, 02, etc.

*uMA - Mute outputs.
Command example:  *0MA
Where * (asterisk) is the beginning of string, “u” is unit ID, zero on these products
and “MA” is the command.

*uCAx - Auto/Manual mode.
Command example: *0CAY
Where * (asterisk) is the beginning of string, “u” is unit ID, zero on these products
and “CA” is the command and “x” is the modifier. Where x = y to turn Auto mode
on, and x = n to turn auto mode off (manual mode).
When x =? the unit will return C0A,1<CR><LF> if Auto mode is On and
C0A,0<CR><LF>  if auto mode is Off. 

Information Retrieval Commands:   (Carriage return not required)

*uSPA - Send PIP Input Status.
Command example: *0SPA
Where * (asterisk) is the beginning of string, “u” is unit ID, zero on these products,
and “SPA” is the command.
Response example: “S0P,A,0,0,0,0,1<CR><LF> says that PIP input 5 is active.
The response will list all inputs, “1” if the input is active and zero “0” if inactive.
Note: Status is automatically sent each time a channel is changed.

*uSL - Send Audio Status.
Command example: *0SL
Where * (asterisk) is the beginning of string, “u” is unit ID, zero on these products,
and “SL” is the command.
Response example:  “S0L,0,0,0,1<CR><LF> says that input 4 is selected.
The response will list all inputs, “1” if the input is selected and zero “0” if not selected.

Note: Status is automatically sent each time a channel is changed.

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Summary of Contents for Universal 4.1 MLR

Page 1: ...gistered trademarks of Broadcast Tools Inc Copyright 1989 2017 by Broadcast Tools Inc All rights reserved No part of this document may be reproduced or distributed without permission Visit www broadca...

Page 2: ...UPS standby power system 5 Installation Operation 5 Front Panel Controls 5 Silence Sensor AES Activity Detector 6 LED Indicators 6 Defaults Button 6 Ethernet 6 Power 6 Audio Inputs and Outputs 7 Remot...

Page 3: ...er to handle the installation and setup of the UNIVERSAL 4 1 MLR WEB Broadcast Tools Inc is unable to support NON Broadcast Tools software hardware or NON Broadcast Tools computer hardware software pr...

Page 4: ...the front panel selection push buttons HTML based web interface for easy monitor control TCP control command interface for automated control Email logging of system status along with the site ID may...

Page 5: ...B and provides power during a power outage NOTE If power is lost the last selected channel is passed to the output Installation Operation Front Panel Controls The first four front panel push buttons r...

Page 6: ...the unit reinstall cables and restore power LED indicators Power LED Blinks to indicate power and microcontrollers normal operation Green AES Analog LED Indicates monitoring mode lit Analog unlit AES...

Page 7: ...used Inputs may be balanced or unbalanced while output levels impedance distortion noise and balancing will match that of the selected input XLR Connector Pinout The input and output XLR connector pi...

Page 8: ...mple in the default Remote Control mode pulsing the I2 input to ground would switch Input 2 to the output of the Universal 4 1 MLR Web and it would remain switched that way until a front panel source...

Page 9: ...hese instructions are specif ically for computers with the Windows XP operating system For setup using other operating systems refer to the appropriate OS user s manual Step 1 Open the control panel b...

Page 10: ...product updates and additional information Ethernet Quick Start guide cont Step 2 Double click on the icon labeled Network Connections The following menu will pop up Step 3 Right click on the icon lab...

Page 11: ...Properties page double click on Internet Protocol TCP IP to display properties Step 5 Before making any changes to the network settings write down the current settings or screen capture the page and p...

Page 12: ...he product s power jack Verify that the front panel green POWER LED is ON and the left LINK LED above the NET Network RJ 45 connector is illuminated Open the product s login page by typing the followi...

Page 13: ...gin Web Page The Login screen displays the Username and Password entry points as well as the date time and site ID You may view the password as you type by checking the Show Password box After you hav...

Page 14: ...from the Universal 4 1 MLR Queued Logs Displays the number of queued log entries scheduled to be emailed LT RT meters Analog audio output level bar graph AES Activity Indicates the presence of AES ac...

Page 15: ...trol 2 Monitor Control allows access to these pages About Monitor Control Show log Help and Logout 3 Monitor Only allows access to these pages About Monitor only Help and Logout Only users with Admin...

Page 16: ...ual control Each input can have up to eight email address assigned to using the checkboxes labeled 1 8 User Defined Action Sequences The behavior of the Universal 4 1 when in Auto mode as indicated co...

Page 17: ...asttools com voice 360 854 9559 fax 866 783 1742 17 Universal 4 1 MLR Web Installation and Operation Manual WEB SETUP Email Network Setup Web Page WEBSITE Visit our web site for product updates and ad...

Page 18: ...t ID Enter something here to identify the device Can be left blank Secured SMTP STARTTLS secure authentication is supported by most providers This must be enabled for many SMTP servers like Gmail Leav...

Page 19: ...shots if the Snapshot Interval is less than the Update Interval Each snapshot will be identified by the date and time Email Network Setup Web Page Email Alarm Settings Email Alarms Choose Immediate an...

Page 20: ...the SNMP Enable Traps are enabled and trap messages will be sent when a device enters or exits an alarm condition depending on whether or not alarms are enabled Email Network Setup Web Page NTP Settin...

Page 21: ...e time is only updated if you click Save Time and not when you Save Settings Enable Event Logging Event logging will generate an alarm but it will not send an email If the system is configured for Dai...

Page 22: ...1 NOTE After you are done making changes to the Email Network Setup page you MUST press the Save Settings button to save your changes Reload Defaults When you press the Reload Defaults button the devi...

Page 23: ...s the date that the event alarm was logged Time Displays the time that the event alarm was logged NOTE With the admin access level the user may control all functions With the Monitor Control or Monito...

Page 24: ...742 24 Universal 4 1 MLR Web Installation and Operation Manual WEB SETUP About Web Page The About Web Page displays the product name firmware version numbers and Broadcast Tools Web site link WEBSITE...

Page 25: ...asterisk is the beginning of string u is unit ID zero on these products and CA is the command and x is the modifier Where x y to turn Auto mode on and x n to turn auto mode off manual mode When x the...

Page 26: ...the command Response example S0S 1 CR LF 0 Audio AES activity 1 No Audio AES activity Note Status is automatically sent each time an error is detected uU Send unit firmware version and Site ID Comman...

Page 27: ...lector or contact closures to ground Status Front Panel LED Indicators Remote Four channel relay status output contacts 30 VDC 1 amp maximum CAUTION For safety never connect 120 Vac circuits to the re...

Page 28: ...es NO OTHER WARRANTIES OR REMEDIES TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BYAPPLICABLE LAW BROADCAST TOOLSAND ITS SUPPLIERS DISCLAIMALL OTHER WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO...

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