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232-FMA FM Stereo Tuner

 

 
 

Table of Contents 

 

Overview............................................................................................................................................. 3

 

Specifications...................................................................................................................................... 4

 

Physical .................................................................................................................................................4

 

Front Panel ............................................................................................................................................4

 

Rear Panel.............................................................................................................................................4

 

Includes ................................................................................................................................................4

 

Front Panel Programming................................................................................................................... 5

 

Mode 0: RF Tune Select..........................................................................................................................5

 

Mode 1: Baud Rate Select .......................................................................................................................5

 

Mode 2: Unit Address Select....................................................................................................................5

 

Mode 3: Not used...................................................................................................................................5

 

Mode 4: Front Panel Disable level ............................................................................................................5

 

Mode 5: Power-up Volume level ..............................................................................................................5

 

Mode 6: Special Test Mode (for factory testing) ........................................................................................5

 

Mode 7: Audio Decoding .........................................................................................................................5

 

Mode 8: Bass setting fixed at 0dB............................................................................................................5

 

Mode 9: Treble setting fixed at 0dB .........................................................................................................6

 

Front Panel Programming Quick Reference ....................................................................................... 6

 

RS-232 Control Protocol ..................................................................................................................... 7

 

Overview ...............................................................................................................................................7

 

General protocol specifications ................................................................................................................7

 

Command String Structure ......................................................................................................................7

 

General RS-232 Commands.....................................................................................................................8

 

Terminal Communication Commands .......................................................................................................9

 

RS-232 Command Hints and Tips.............................................................................................................9

 

Response Strings .............................................................................................................................. 10

 

Frequency/Source Status Response String .............................................................................................. 10

 

Audio Status Response String................................................................................................................ 10

 

Front Panel Mode Status Response String............................................................................................... 10

 

Control Cable Connections................................................................................................................ 11

 

Single Tuner ........................................................................................................................................ 11

 

Multiple Tuners, AV6x4 Router .............................................................................................................. 11

 

Rack Mounting.................................................................................................................................. 12

 

RK1 Single Unit Rack Mount .................................................................................................................. 12

 

RK2 Side-by-Side Rack Kit ..................................................................................................................... 12

 

Safety Instructions ........................................................................................................................... 13

 

Limited Warranty and Disclaimer ..................................................................................................... 14

 

 

Summary of Contents for 232-FMA

Page 1: ...Davenport Road Suite 113 Dallas TX 75252 Phone 972 931 2728 Toll Free 888 972 2728 Fax 972 931 2765 E Mail Sales crwww com Website www crwww com Product Manual 232 FMA Stereo FM Tuner Rev 1 3 August 1...

Page 2: ...at 0dB 5 Mode 9 Treble setting fixed at 0dB 6 Front Panel Programming Quick Reference 6 RS 232 Control Protocol 7 Overview 7 General protocol specifications 7 Command String Structure 7 General RS 23...

Page 3: ...FM stereo broadcasts with local DX modes auto stereo mono operation Interacts with PCs and control systems via RS 232 using simple ASCII format commands and feedback up to 3 tuners can be linked to a...

Page 4: ...o parity 1 stop bit All standard ASCII keyboard character strings available from any terminal program 2 momentary closure inputs close to ground pin 5 to select stored presets Preset Up Pin 4 Preset D...

Page 5: ...igher baud rates are recommended for quicker response time Mode 2 Unit Address Select Selects unit address used in RS 232 remote control protocol Factory default is unit address 1 and should only be 2...

Page 6: ...nit Number 2 1 one 2 two 3 three Not Used 3 0 Panel Lockout 4 0 none 1 preset up dn 2 seek up dn 3 preset seek up dn 4 mute A V 5 preset up dn Mute A V 6 seek up dn Mute A V 7 all Power up Volume 5 0...

Page 7: ...a unique unit code Front Panel Mode 2 Communications parameters Front Panel Mode 1 are 300 to 9600 baud 8 data bits No parity and 1 stop bit Factory default is 9600 baud Unit 1 All settings are saved...

Page 8: ...s VX Volume Mute off Restores audio volume to previous level VV Stop volume ramp Stops volume ramping VT Toggle Volume Mute Alternates audio mute on and off VM Volume Mute on Example VM Turns off audi...

Page 9: ...catenated as single strings up to 120 ASCII characters long Example XXTC 89 5 Selects Mute A V off station 89 5 Example S0 0S4 0 Selects odd frequency mode no front panel lockout Mute A V Off command...

Page 10: ...characters similar to those used for the same functions in command strings An ASCII carriage return and line feed follow each response string Frequency Source Status Response String Audio Status Resp...

Page 11: ...Remember that you will need to use the Unit address in your programming when you control more than one tuner from the same control port You can also daisy chain one or two tuners with an AV6x4 A V Rou...

Page 12: ...four 4 supplied 8 32 by black countersunk screws RK2 Side by Side Rack Kit 1 Remove top cover of the first unit by removing the ten 10 black screws 2 Attach cover of first unit to the side of the sec...

Page 13: ...system refrain from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal 6 Overloading Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in a risk of fire or ele...

Page 14: ...amages are sought or a claim is made under this warranty or as a tort claim including negligence and strict product liability a contract claim or any other claim This limitation of liability cannot be...

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