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Updating firmware

The firmware can be uploaded via ethernet The latest firmware can be found at www.greengodigital.com Download the 
latest firmware and the Green-GO Update Connection software.

 

– start the software

 

– click Scan to search for the MCXD on the network

 

– Next select the MCXD or multiple MCXD’s and click on Update.

 

– This will open a file selection window, browse to select the firmware for the device and click on Open, the 

updating of the firmware now starts.

 

– After the update is successful, the device will reboot.

GPIO

General Purpose In/Out GPIO enables external switches to initiate commands on the Deskstation and also allows the Desk-
station to set off external switch-controlled events using conditions such as Talk, Cue etc.

The GPIO’s connection is located on the rear on a female 9-pin D-sub connector.

GP Inputs

Using the GP Inputs it is possible to trigger local commands at the Deskstation. Commands that can be triggered on the 
Deskstation are:

 

Talk:

 As an Answer to a Call or as Talk on a channel as set in Setup Menu.

 

Call:

 A Call on a channel as set in the setup menu

 

Call:

 A Call on a channel as set in the setup menu

 

Cue:

 Allows to either send ’Acknowledge’ as response to a re-

ceived cue or to send an Attention, Hold or Go cue to a channel as 
set in the setup menu.

Setting the Normal state:

The Inputs can be set to either Normally Open or Normally Closed If set 
to Normally Open the command will be executed whenever the switch is 
Closed If set to Normally Closed the command will be executed whenever 
the switch is Open

The input works with a contact to GND to activate , open v5V. The Output is an optocoupler for max. 5mA and 50V 
when open.

GP Outputs

The below mentioned settings can changed or set in the Setup Menu under GP Input-Output/Out 1 or Out 2

Example for driving small 5V relays

IN 1

PIN NO.:

-   +

IN 2

-   +

OUT 2

-   +

+ 5 V

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Summary of Contents for GGO-MCXD

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Page 2: ...alk Listen and Call the deskstation can amongst other things send cues connect to remote Green GO networks interface with GPIO add external audio to the Green GO network and output audio from the Gree...

Page 3: ...d for external control interfacing Line Out Outputs the main audio or a groups audio to an external component or system Line In Audio input for integrating external audio as a group in the Green GO sy...

Page 4: ...Switches off the local speech input as long as the button is pressed Mic Kill Latch Assign the Mic Kill Latch function Switches off the local speech input Press for OFF and ON Audio Input Select The D...

Page 5: ...aster Remote and Local connection User selection A Deskstation can be setup to use a predefined User profile The rules for these User profiles are defined in the configuration file Channel assignment...

Page 6: ...function turns magenta Now press the desired Pushbutton In the top left TFT screen a list of functions that can be applied appears Using the Pushknob scroll to the one you want and select it by press...

Page 7: ...Group will prevent loopback as Group will not Output it s own audio If you need your main mix e g what you hear in your headset also available on a Line out then set the Main Mix volume This can be d...

Page 8: ...ntion cue and send a Direct Go Cue Sending an Attention Cue followed by a Go Cue Select Cue Mode The text changes from Cue Mode to Direct Go press the Channel area on the TFT touch screen The TFT Chan...

Page 9: ...9 pin D sub connector GP Inputs Using the GP Inputs it is possible to trigger local commands at the Deskstation Commands that can be triggered on the Deskstation are Talk As an Answer to a Call or as...

Page 10: ...ult in a visual alert Red flash and a Buzzer sound at the selected channel User Group Announce Any group can be placed on the Announce channel Announce channel is listen only Any activity on the chann...

Page 11: ...r an MCX Cue s can be sent to Users or Groups The cues can be sent as either a direct GO cue or as a Standby Attention Cue a GO cue For more information see the How To section Direct Channel Direct Ca...

Page 12: ...switch off the Speech Input from a Microphone or Headset Power Over Ethernet is what it says The power to the units is supplied by the PoE switch via the Ethernet cable This could be Antennas Desk sta...

Page 13: ...sary Tone The level of the audio signal Used for Alert Cue Connection status and Battery status The volume can be set in Setup Menu Options Tone User You re a User Everyone using the intercom are User...

Page 14: ...age Cancel Go Back Group Select a group label User select a user label Clear Clear the label set Talk Latch Momentary Set the way the Talk button acts when pressed Latch Momentary Short press Latch Lo...

Page 15: ...1 kHz 875 Hz 750 Hz 625 Hz 500 Hz 375 Hz 250 Hz 125 Hz Bias If an electret microphone is used Bias needs to be enabled to supply the power Default Off Range On Off Options Exit Go Back Active Time Set...

Page 16: ...t to off the input signal microphone audio will always be transmitted if Talk is active If set too high the input signal microphone audio can become sporadic Hold Set for how long the gate should stay...

Page 17: ...Normal Open then the switch is not activated except when the condition is met Normal Closed then the switch is not deactivated except when the condition is met Test Test if hardware connection works w...

Page 18: ...nge Low 2 3 4 5 6 7 Max LED Bright Set the brightness for the Pushbutton LED Default 6 Low 2 3 4 5 6 7 Max Speaker Set the Front speaker volume Default 12Db Range MUTE 48dB 45dB 42dB 39dB 36dB 33dB 30...

Page 19: ...MS 22Hz 22kHz unweighted Digital audio format Linear 16 bit 16 32 kHz sample rate Standard Enhanced audio Input Headset mic Panel Mic Line Connector XLR 4M pin 1 2 XLR 3F XLR 3F Type unbalanced balanc...

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