XDS PRO4-P Receiver User‟s Guide
X-Digital Systems
Rev K - July 29, 2008
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STOP
[port]
Stops playback of recorded file on [port]
LIVE
[port],[pgmid]
Plays live the program specified by [pgmid] on [port]
PID
[port],[pid]
Sets the PID or [port] to [pid]
PLAY
[port],[recording]
Plays the recorded file [recording] on [port]
INSERT
[port],[isci]
Inserts a recording with ISCI [isci] into the live audio
on [port]
TONE
[100/1000/10000/S
TOP]
Stops programming and puts test tone on all ports. Use
the STOP argument to stop tone.
The PORT command is available to all profiles.
3.4.12 The PING Command
This command will attempt to ping the IP address specified by the argument. The syntax
is: PING [a.b.c.d] where [a.b.c.d] is the IP to ping. The IP is a required argument. This
command is a good way to test if your network connection is set up correctly.
The PING command is available to all profiles.
3.4.13 The QUIT Command
This command does the exact same thing as LOGOUT. There are no options for this
command.
The QUIT command is available to all profiles.
3.4.14 The SF Command
This command displays the fault history. See the SS command for a table of what the
fault codes mean.
The SF command is available to all profiles.
3.4.15 The SN Command
This command displays the receiver‟s serial number. It takes no options.
The SN command is available to all profiles.
3.4.16 The SS Command
This command displays the current status of the receiver in the form a list of current
faults which are affecting the receiver. There are no options for this command. Below is a
table which will help to interpret the binary code given by the receiver:
Error Value
Error Name
Error Value
Error Name
0x00000001
FPGA Load Error
0x00010000
Recorder Overflow
0x00000002
DSP Load Error
0x00020000
Temp Warning
0x00000004
Ethernet Failure
0x00040000
Temp Critical
0x00000008
No Storage Device
0x00080000
reserved
