Stop Ethernet Audio Rip (E0)
Start Ethernet Audio Rip (E1)
Start Ethernet Audio Rip (E1)
Set Ethernet IP Address (E2)
Set Gateway Router IP address (E4)
Disable Ethernet Communications Port (E5)
This command stops the transmission of RIP (Radio over IP) audio via Ethernet UDP protocol.
Format:
(Set command)
*
E0<cr>
(Get command)
(Not applicable)
Definitions:
Format:
(Set command)
*E2AAA<dot>BBB<dot>CCC<dot>DDD<cr>
(Get command)
?E2<cr>
Response: E2AAA<dot>BBB<dot>CCC<dot>DDD<cr>
Definitions:
AAA—The 1
st
octet of the IP address. Range 0-255
BBB—The 2
nd
octet of the IP address Range 0-255
CCC—The 3
rd
octet of the IP address Range 0-255
DDD—The 4
th
octet of the IP address Range 0-255
The octet addresses can be specified using 1, 2, or 3 digits. If less than 3 digits are specified
for the octet address, a “dot” character<0x2E> must sent between the octets to differentiate
between address values.
This command starts the transmission of RIP audio ethernet packets. This command must be
sent out a minimum of every 5 seconds for the unit to continue to send rip packets via ethernet.
Format:
(Set command)
*
E1<cr>
(Get command)
(Not applicable)
Definitions:
:
7-10
