Zennio AudioInRoom, Руководство пользователя

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AudioInRoom
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Device Name [ Zennio AiR ]: default name of the Bluetooth module to identify
the AudioInRoom when pairing. This is the name set when a Check-out
process is performed.
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Device Name Change Object [ enabled /disabled ]: when enabled, it is
possible to change the name of the device through the 14-bytes object
“
[Audio][BT] Name
”. The name saved in this object can be checked by
reading the 14-
bytes objects “
[Audio][BT] Name (Status)
”. This is the
name set when a Check-in process is performed.
Note : the status object "[Audio][BT] Name (status)" does not always
indicate the current device name; it indicates the name that has been
recorded in the object "[Audio][BT] Name" and that will be set on the
device by Check-in .
Pairing PIN Generation Mode :
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[ Default ]: the PIN for the Bluetooth pairing is always 0000.
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[ Random ]: every time a check-in is made a random PIN is generated to be
used during Bluetooth pairing, while with a check-out the PIN is restored to
its default value.
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[ Custom ]: sets a PIN value by parameter, as well as the possibility of
changing the PIN at runtime via the “
[Audio][BT] PIN
” object.
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PIN [ 0000
…9999
]: PIN value (default or custom, depending on the option
selected above) of the Bluetooth module for device pairing. This is the PIN
set when a Check-out process is performed.
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PIN Object [ enabled /disabled ]: enables the 14-bytes object
“
[Audio][BT]
PIN
” to modify the PIN value. The PIN saved in this object can be checked
by reading the 14-
bytes objects “
[Audio][BT] PIN (Status)
”. This is the
PIN set when a Check-in process is performed.
Notes:
•
If a PIN outside the allowed range [0000-9999] is entered in the
"[Audio][BT] PIN" object:
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If it is a numerical value, only the first 4 digits are taken.