25
•
<Output Mode>
are text strings (without blank spaces) that identify the
amplifier’s
output
work
ing
mode.
In the CA200z there are just four possible values for this parameter:
o
STEREO
o
MONO
o
BRIDGE
o
ZONES
•
In the CA40 there are just three possible values for this parameter:
o
STEREO
o
MONO
o
BRIDGE
•
In the CA120 there are just two possible values for this parameter:
o
STEREO
o
MONO
•
•
<Zone Label>
is a text string that contains the customized name for a zone that
the CA200z will show in its LCD display. The maximum length for this string is 17
characters, being ignored those exceeding this limit. Blank characters are not
allowed. A valid example:
MAIN_HALL
•
<Display Mode>
are text strings (without blank spaces) that identify the LCD
display working mode. In the CA200z there are just three possible values for this
parameter:
o
ON
o
DIMMED
o
OFF
•
<Contrast Level>
are numerical values in the [0…100] range that define the LCD
display contrast level.
•
<Assign Value>
are text strings (without blank spaces) that identify the Talkover /
Pager function assignment for a MIC input towards the device’s outputs. In the
CA200z there are just five possible values for this parameter:
o
OFF
o
ZA
o
ZB
o
ZA-B
o
PAGER
•
<Priority>
is a numerical value that defines the Talkover function priority of one
MIC input in front of the other inputs in the unit. In the case of the CA200z just
two values are valid [1, 2], being “1” the highest priority level and “2” the lower
one.
•
<Error ID>
is a numerical value for an error code.
•
“<Error
Description>”
is a text chain inside double quotation marks, containing an
error description.
