Roland AR-3000SD Command Reference Manual Download | Manualshive

Page: 21 / 81

background image

2.5.2 Log

Page

This displays the history of phrase playback and stoppage.

This page is reloaded every 2 seconds.
Clicking the "Clear Log" button clears the history log.

AR-3000SD (Ver.1.00) Command Reference - 21

«
...
19
20
21
22
23
...
»

Summary of Contents for AR-3000SD

Page 1: ...SD Command Reference AR 3000SD Ver 1 00 Command Reference 1PS Copyright 2014 c All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of ROLAND CO...

Page 2: ...Setup 23 Schedule Setup 24 Weekly Setup 25 Yearly Setup 26 Yearly Setup List 27 Section 3 Overview of Commands 28 3 1 Summary of Commands RS 232C 28 3 2 Summary of Commands Telnet 28 3 3 Communicatio...

Page 3: ...SS Song Phrase Settings 46 CV Card Name Settings 47 CI Control Input Mode Settings 47 DL Direct Playback Settings 48 CE Program Count Playback Settings 48 MS MIDI Settings 49 ME MIDI Settings 49 NM M...

Page 4: ...MIDI Setting Output 65 NM MIDI Note Map Setting Output 65 DC Display Contrast Setting Output 66 NT Output network settings 66 AC Active Sensing Reply 66 VR Version Output 66 4 4 2 Automatic Transmissi...

Page 5: ...ase refer to the AR 3000SD Owner s Manual This manual is intended for users who are generally familiar with network issues Refer to other available literature and documentation for more detailed infor...

Page 6: ...ASCII code signal name for Xon is DC1 which is 11h The ASCII code signal name for Xoff is DC3 which is 13h 2 1 3 Setup Procedure Here is the procedure for setting up the external computer and the AR...

Page 7: ...on when a card is not inserted the baud rate will default to 9 600 bps If a card is then inserted the settings will change to the settings which are contained in the card However this will occur only...

Page 8: ...The method used to display control codes varies according to the terminal program Depending on the terminal program it might not be displayed stxCC 1 0 If this is not displayed check the cable connect...

Page 9: ...fixed IP address DHCP Client This obtains the network settings automatically from the router or other DHCP server Any values set for IP GATE or MASK are ignored You use this in cases such as when conn...

Page 10: ...ts own unique fixed address What is the Subnet Mask The subnet mask is used to mask part of the IP address so as to enable the TCP IP protocol to distinguish between the network ID and the host ID Exa...

Page 11: ...s Command Prompt If the IP address set for the AR 3000SD is 192 168 10 2 type in the following ping 192 168 10 2 If the network connection has been made correctly a response like the following is retu...

Page 12: ...le unless further steps are performed To establish a connection try one of the following methods 1 Use the Internet option to make the settings for connecting directly to the Internet and not via the...

Page 13: ...Processing reception CR LF or CR LF Processing transmission CR LF Support Options Echo SuppressGoAhead If a PC that does not support the above options is used characters that are input may appear twic...

Page 14: ...below For more detailed information about the actual commands refer to Section 3 on 1 When using Windows select Start Run a text box opens a Enter the Telnet IP address When the AR 3000SD s IP address...

Page 15: ...application settings If the AR 3000SD does not return an OK check the following Has the power to the AR 3000SD been cut off Has the power to the hub been cut Poorly connected UTP cables Is the wrong t...

Page 16: ...OR Cancel data transmission TYPE Switch the transmission mode ASCII BINARY CDUP Change to parent directory CWD Change the directory PWD Show the current directory DELE Delete file PASS Enter password...

Page 17: ...TP connections one FTP client may be connected to a single AR 3000SD at one time 3 Password Functions Passwords can be set with the AR 3000SD from 5 to 8 characters The default value is set to no pass...

Page 18: ...an FTP connection with the conditions as shown below Conditions Web browser Internet Explorer AR 3000SD IP address 192 168 10 2 Login name anonymous Login name is fixed Password None initial setting...

Page 19: ...t other application When a proxy server is connected to the LAN the proxy settings may be preventing the connection Try the following procedure to establish the connection 1 In your browser select Edi...

Page 20: ...lecting 12 2 Network Info 2 5 1 Top Page This is provided with buttons for navigating between pages 2 5 2 Info Page Recorder This indicates the current status of recording or playback Version This dis...

Page 21: ...5 2 Log Page This displays the history of phrase playback and stoppage This page is reloaded every 2 seconds Clicking the Clear Log button clears the history log AR 3000SD Ver 1 00 Command Reference 2...

Page 22: ...gnal output Time adjustment using an NTP time server AR 3000SD control commands A single day schedule can combine up to 50 events You can create up to 14 schedule patterns You can save a different sch...

Page 23: ...dule Click Apply Every day the programmable timer operates according to the schedule set in Every Day s Schedule Operation that today only is different from the usual schedule From the main pull down...

Page 24: ...is automatically made at an empty phrase STOP None Phrase playback or recording stopped VOL Phrase volume level 10 100 Playback volume level BUSY ON 1 OFF 0 BUSY OUT signal output on off CONT ON 1 OF...

Page 25: ...ng a schedule At the line for the schedule you want to delete go to the Command pull down menu and choose NOP Click Apply The schedule is deleted Weekly Setup This assigns a schedule to each day of th...

Page 26: ...nth to select the year and month to set From the Schedule pull down menu for the day you want to set choose a schedule A through N If you want to assign a schedule that has been assigned to a weekly s...

Page 27: ...lumn YYYY MM DD the schedule is executed that year only Deleting a yearly schedule From the main pull down menu select Yearly Setup List The Yearly Setup List screen appears Select the Delete check bo...

Page 28: ...es of communication protocol are used between the computer and the AR 3000SD 1 When telling the AR 3000SD to perform an operation or make a setting This is done using the 4 2 1 Control and 4 2 3 Setti...

Page 29: ...3000SD will automatically exit Delete mode c If no error has occurred transmit the command you wish to execute d To confirm the AR 3000SD will send back the command that it received in step c e If the...

Page 30: ...A1000 B1000 Example Time 00H00M06S14F7S 05M40S 00S04F 30S0 _ 3 7 Precautions 1 After you make settings erase or copy we recommend that you call up the AR 3000SD internal memory data and check the cont...

Page 31: ...it an ack OK command The command will be executed and Delete mode will be exited automatically If the command is an error transmit an ER command ER 1 Delete mode will be exited automatically Commands...

Page 32: ...the playback phrase has not been specified the default value A0001 will be used The phrases specified by the PA command will be played back consecutively If Dual Mono Mode is ON Since phrases will be...

Page 33: ...e AR 3000SD Owner s Manual Example PA A0001 A0003 A0007 A0006 A0010 When Dual Mono Mode is on and the above phrases are specified with the PA command the phrases are played back in sequence Phrases A0...

Page 34: ...t with Specifying the Playback Phrase Syntax stxFP a a a RS 232C Command format Type 2 Syntax FP a a a Telnet Command format Type 2 a Phrase number Note The phrases specified by this command will be p...

Page 35: ...phrases will be played back from the L or the R output depending on whether they are odd or even numbered phrases phrases specified by the PA command will automatically be assigned to the playback mem...

Page 36: ...r the phrase cannot be specified The AR 3000SD outputs an ER command You can play back a phrase from a point offset by a specified time before or after a paused point by sending this command while pla...

Page 37: ...de 2 AR 3000SD will transmit an ER command RM Recording Standby Mode Function Recording Standby Mode Syntax stxRM a b c d e f g RS 232C Command format Type 2 Syntax RM a b c d e f g Telnet Command for...

Page 38: ...kHz h RDAC Mode 5 WAV 16 6 WAV 24 7 MP3 128 8 MP3 192 9 MP3 320 i Recording Type 0 Mono 1 Stereo Example AE 2014 3 1 8 59 5 4 1 0 Add a time stamp for 2014 March 1 8 59 00 and start recording with 44...

Page 39: ...S a RS 232C Command format Type 2 Syntax RS a Telnet Command format Type 2 a Phrase number Note The AR 3000SD starts recording immediately when it receives RS command However when you have made the tr...

Page 40: ...ocol refer to 4 1 2 Editing commands Caution When Delete mode is exited the AR 3000SD will automatically output a CC command The AR 3000SD automatically escapes from the Delete mode two minutes after...

Page 41: ...and capacity of the card is detected automatically Use only cards which the AR 3000SD is able to use CD Delete Card Function Delete Card Syntax stxDM stxCD a RS 232C Command format Type 2 Syntax DM C...

Page 42: ...t setting must be made using card slot A This setting cannot be made for card slot B LW Recorded Phrase Protect Mode Function Recorded phrase protect mode Syntax stxDM stxLW a b RS 232C Command format...

Page 43: ...lnet Command format Type 2 a Phrase number b Start 0H0M0S0F0S 23H59M59S F9S c End 0H0M0S0F0S 23H59M59S F9S Note The number of digits for F frame increases according to the value of MTC type Caution Th...

Page 44: ...mpatible with audio phrases recorded in Mode 2 FD Fade In and Fade Out Settings Function Fade In and Fade Out settings Syntax stxFD a b c d e RS 232C Command format Type 2 Syntax FD a b c d e Telnet C...

Page 45: ...elnet Command format Type 2 a Phrase number b MIDI tempo 5 260 PN Phrase Name Settings Function Phrase Name settings Syntax stxPN a b RS 232C Command format Type 2 Syntax PN a b Telnet Command format...

Page 46: ...n delay time cannot be set for interrupt phrase Please send one value of 0S0 59S9 Note A maximum of 128 phrases can be specified in one line For the pattern phrase number specify a phrase number where...

Page 47: ...Settings Function Control Input Mode setting Syntax stxCI a b c d e f RS 232C Command format Type 2 Syntax CI a b c d e f Telnet Command format Type 2 a Card in slot 0 Card in slot A 1 Card in slot B...

Page 48: ...to CH4 and A0016 to CH16 Note For unused direct channels specify If you specify PLAY instead of a phrase you can playback directly the phrase shown in the display by the control input pin CE Program C...

Page 49: ...Channel c MIDI OUT 0 OUT 1 THRU d MIDI Note Trigger 0 Trigger 1 Gate e Device ID 1 32 ME MIDI Settings Function MIDI settings Syntax stxME a b c d e RS 232C Command format Type 2 Syntax ME a b c d e...

Page 50: ...hrase numbers which you wish to assign to note numbers from C to G9 2 Phrase number assigned to note number C 129 Phrase number assigned to note number G9 MM MMC Mode Settings Function MMC Mode settin...

Page 51: ...Level 0 10 f MTC Offset Hour 0 23 g MTC Offset Minute 0 59 h MTC Offset Second 0 59 i MTC Offset Frame 0 Note The upper limit of MTC Offset Frame depends on the value of MTC type BR Communication Spee...

Page 52: ...C Command format Type 2 Syntax LT a b c d e Telnet Command format Type 2 a Card in slot 0 Card in slot A 1 Card in slot B 2 Card in slot C 3 Card in slot D b Line Thru 0 Off 1 On c Thru Volume 0 100 d...

Page 53: ...n slot 0 Card in slot A 1 Card in slot B 2 Card in slot C 3 Card in slot D b Display Sleep 0 Off 1 On c Sleep Time 0M30S 59M59S DC Display Contrast Settings Function Display contrast setting Syntax st...

Page 54: ...Write b When 0 is set for a Sets a text string for 1 line in the programmable timer settings file _AR3TCAL INI When 1 is set for a Type in a space 4 2 4 Request Commands AQ Reset the Phrase Output Co...

Page 55: ...a Pattern Phrase you must use the separately described 3Q command to request output of the settings refer to 3Q command About the Phrase Output Counter The AR 3000SD contains the Phrase Output Counter...

Page 56: ...orded phrase number If the TQ command is used to request output even after the setting information of the last phrase has been output the AR 3000SD will output ER 101 CQ Card Setting Contents Request...

Page 57: ...t A 1 Card in slot B 2 Card in slot C 3 Card in slot D b Program Playback patterns 1 5 Note refer to 4 4 1 CE command JQ MIDI Setting Contents Request Function MIDI setting contents request Syntax stx...

Page 58: ...D will output the model name and version refer to the 4 4 1 VR command for the AR 3000SD 4 2 5 Reply Commands ack OK Reply signifying normal operation Function Reply signifying normal operation Syntax...

Page 59: ...nation external device refers to the computer AR refers to the AR 3000SD 1 Setting Output Commands These commands output the current setting status of the AR 3000SD They are output in response to a re...

Page 60: ...24 7 MP3 f Recording Type 0 Mono 1 Stereo g Playback Volume 10 100 h Delay Time 0S0 59S9 i Repeat Playback 0 OFF 1 ON j Repeat Count 0 ENDLESS 99 99 k Repeat interval 0M0S 59M59S l Control Output 0 O...

Page 61: ...Syntax stxSS a b c b c b c RS 232C Command format Type 2 stxSS a b c b c STOP c RS 232C Command format Type 2 Syntax SS a b c b c b c Telnet Command format Type 2 SS a b c b c STOP c Telnet Command f...

Page 62: ...t B 2 Card in slot C 3 Card in slot D b Card name 8 characters c Reserved d Reserved e Maximum number of phrase 0 250 1 500 2 1000 f Card ID Created automatically g Reserved Note refer to 4 2 4 CQ com...

Page 63: ...Trigger Settings Edge 0 Off 1 On f The Method used for specifying the phrase Terminal Recording 0 Binary 1 1 Binary 2 g AR LINK Mode 0 Off 1 Master 2 Slave h Dual Mono Mode 0 OFF 1 ON i Line Thru 0 O...

Page 64: ...els is output PLAY will be output for the direct channel which plays back the phrase shown in the display refer to 4 2 4 DQ command CE Program Count Playback Setting Output Function Program Count Play...

Page 65: ...i MIDI Note Output 0 OFF 1 ON j MMC Mode 0 OFF 1 Master 2 Slave k Sync Source 0 Internal 1 MTC l Sync Out 0 Off 1 MTC m MTC Type 0 30 1 29N 2 29D 3 25 4 24 n MTC Error Level 0 10 Note refer to 4 2 4...

Page 66: ...0 0 0 255 255 255 255 Note refer to 4 2 4 KQ command AC Active Sensing Reply Function Active sensing reply Syntax stxAC a b RS 232C Command format Type 2 Syntax AC a b Telnet Command format Type 2 a...

Page 67: ...when Dual Mono mode is ON Note Output when playback of phrases is finished and the AR is not playing any phrase PE Output the Elapsed Time from the Start of the Phrase Function Output the elapsed tim...

Page 68: ...s performed this tells what percent has been completed Syntax stx a RS 232C Command format Type 2 Syntax a Telnet Command format Type 2 a Percent 0 100 Note OK output will terminate this This is trans...

Page 69: ...ct switch of the card is ON 5 This error occurs when the total number of phrases specified by the PA PU or CE commands exceeds the maximum value 100 or when the specified parameter value is outside of...

Page 70: ...0SD Please use the request command corresponding to AR 3000SD 310 To execute the edit operation transmit OK To cancel the delete operation Transmit ER 1 311 The AR 3000SD received a GQ command even th...

Page 71: ...PM Phrase coMbine Combine phrase type 2 TS Time Stretch Time stretch type 2 RC Rdac mode Convert RDAC Mode convert type 2 RT Recording Type convert Recording type convert type 2 Card Editing FM ForMat...

Page 72: ...equest type 2 MQ Memory reQuest Card remaining capacity request type 1 JQ midi set up reQuest MIDI setting contents request type 2 NQ Note map reQuest MIDI note map setting contents request type 2 YQ...

Page 73: ...ases type 2 Card operation progress status output type 2 Reply Commands ack OK Reply signifying normal operation type 0 ER ERror Reply to the AR 3000SD when an error has occurred type 2 Caution1 Some...

Page 74: ...er to the error number to determine the cause Is the command format incorrect 2 OK will be output if the AR 3000SD correctly recognizes the command Note You can check the operating status by transmitt...

Page 75: ...tting such as RDAC Grade and RDAC Mode are made by RM command parameters Note You can check the operating status by transmitting the AC command You can stop recording by transmitting the ST command AR...

Page 76: ...ng Time Stamped Recording 1 Setting such as RDAC Grade and RDAC Mode are made by AE command parameters Note You can check the operating status by transmitting the AC command AR 3000SD Ver 1 00 Command...

Page 77: ...ll be reset by the AQ command to the lowest phrase number 2 What is QQ Command Function 2 If the phrase number is not specified by a parameter the AR 3000SD will automatically increment the phrase out...

Page 78: ...AR 3000SD Ver 1 00 Command Reference 78 5 3 5 Deleting a Phrase 1 The AR 3000SD will return the same PD command for confirmation 2 By transmitting ER 1 you can exit Delete mode...

Page 79: ...n the following files System data files Settings recording settings control input settings MIDI settings RS 232C settings and system settings Phrase data files Phrase data for each phrase Audio phrase...

Page 80: ...nt in the _AR3TDIR CNF folder when an AR 3000 card is inserted in an AR 3000SD 3000R 3000 200S 200 then the _AR2TSYS CNF and _AR2TPHR CNF files are disregarded and the card is recognized as an AR 3000...

Page 81: ...d device insert the card which is identical in content to the one in the FTP connected device then perform the modifications you require Possible modifications are described in the following 6 3 1 Cha...

Reviews:

No comments

Related manuals for AR-3000SD

Relion 670 series

Brand: ABB Pages: 66

Brand: Olympus Pages: 86

Brand: Balanced Body Pages: 4

Brand: Walker Bay Pages: 8

Brand: Keithley Pages: 67

Brand: Keithley Pages: 23

Brand: Keithley Pages: 93

Brand: Oki Pages: 44

Brand: Magnescale Pages: 64

Brand: Bang & Olufsen Pages: 2

Brand: Tabi Pages: 8

Brand: Dabi Atlante Pages: 102

Brand: Eaton Pages: 2

Brand: Eaton Pages: 20

Brand: ECE Pages: 2

Brand: Ecco Pages: 5

Evolution Series

Brand: Bakare Pages: 38

Brand: YASKAWA Pages: 40

Brands by name

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Popular brands

Load more brands