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Ampetronic D Series Installation Handbook & User Guide Page 30
12. Telnet Commands
Introduction
This document describes the telnet command format and the commands that the Driver recognises .
The Telnet interface of the Driver is on port 9760 . Therefore to make a Telnet connection to an
amplifier whose IP address is 10.2.0.144 the Telnet command would be ‘Telnet 10.2.0.144 9760’.
Command Format
The commands break down into two groups – those that set a value in the Driver and those that
read a value back .
Setting Commands
The command is a string followed by “=” and then the value as specified in the table below.
For example, to set the current to -20dB the command is “cur=-20 ” is sent . The space command
(ASCII character 32) is used to end a command and trigger the interpreter to process the command.
This means that space is never used within a command .
The recognised commands are:
Command Function Accepted parameters
cur Sets the current drive level of the Driver -80 to 0
curo
Sets the current offset . –ve means channel B is
quieter than channel A and visa versa
-10 to +10
inp1 Set the input 1 gain dB -80 to 0
inp2 Set the input 2 gain dB -80 to 0
mlc1 Set the first MLC slope level in dB/Octave 0 .0 to 4 .0
mlcf
Set the MLC mid frequency in Hz 200 to 5000
mlc2 Set the second MLC slope level in dB/Octave 0 .0 to 4 .0
mlcq Use a pre-set MLC response 0 to 18
tfrq
Set the frequency of the test sine wave in Hz 200 to 5000
tsts Set the test signal used by the amplifier
“Off”
”Combi10”
“Combi16”
“Combi25”
”Pink”
“Sine”
in1m
Set the input mode of channel 1 – send a number
corresponding to the required input mode
0 = “line”
1 = “mic no phantom”
2 = “mic with phantom”
in2m
Set the input mode of channel 1 – send a number
corresponding to the required input mode
0 = “line”
1 = “mic no phantom”
2 = “mic with phantom”
3 = “AES digital input”
4 = “DANTE” (if fitted)
phse
Sets the phase shift mode
0 = “no phase shift”
1 = “channel B shifted by 90”
pwlc Controls Emails on power cycling
“true” enables,
“false” disables
erlc
Controls Emails on error conditions
“true” enables
“false” disables