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connection. Client mode in the executive Elite is persistent, meaning that if the server
goes down or the connection is lost for any reason, the Executive Elite will periodically
ping the server until the connection is re-established, without requiring a reboot.
If the Executive Elite is the server, only one device can login at a time. The login
username is
revolabs
and the password is
elite
, both case sensitive. The port
number is the standard Telnet port 23.
The Executive Elite can be configured for external mute on the External Control
Configuration page of the local web UI. When external mute is set to On, the
Executive Elite base DSP will always pass audio, even when the microphones are
muted. In this case it is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that mute is
performed in the external component of the installation.
Instead of a Room Control System, the Executive Elite system can receive commands
also from a DSP system. In this case select the DSP from the list in the Processor
drop-down menu.
NOTE:
Both a control system and DSP cannot be connected to a Base Station as
a serial control processor at the same time. When using a control system
and DSP at the same time, DSP control is typically done from the room
control system, with the Executive Elite either connected to the DSP or
the Room Control System.
Serial Command & Return Strings
The Serial Strings of an Executive Elite Base Station begin with the Argument and
terminates with a Carriage Return. The Command String structure is as follows:
[<Argument>] <Command> [ch <Channel Number> <Value>] <CR>
The argument is either ‘set’ or ‘get’. While it is used on most commands, there are
some command snot using the set and get argument. They are liste din the table
below.
If specific microphone channels are affected by the command, the string ‘ch’ is
followed by the microphone channel number, and the value which is sent (‘set’
command).
All variable changes on any microphone or the Executive Elite Base Station will result
in a Return String. A Return String will begin with “val” and terminate with a Carriage
Return. Return Strings will be received for every value change that has taken place in
the microphones or base station including changes that are a result of a Command
String sent to the Executive Elite Base Station, but also for changes initiated from the
microphone or the web interface or front panel interface. The Return String structure
is as follows:
val <Command> ch <Channel Number> <Value> <CR>
