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I have a client that hates LCDs, loves plasmas. Tells me he wants one of the cheap entry level Panasonic 65" plasmas because he loves the picture. But also wants discrete input select, direct channel

Just to clarify to everyone. The only ID that can be replaced with an ASCII string is the Instance ID with an Instance ID Tag. If you lagel the channels in the software it does NOT replace the index

I've never used channel labeling - others here have had problems with it, which I've never had a problem just referencing the instance ID... - Chip

thanks for the stupid question... turns out i had the serial ports mixed up on AV2, briht side is now the tandberg VC works as well! so embarrassed. still need to understand channel lableling tho.

Agreed, I think you are probably using a FDRLVL if it is ganged. Chris also caught the GET D syntax mistake.

If it's a ganged level control, you'd be looking for FDRLVL. If it's the master level output of a standard mixer, it's SMLVLOUT. - Chip

Should be GETD, and the label applies to the instance ID not a specific IO of the block. So instead of instance ID 21 you would type Master in the instance ID field. You have to use the real values

Whenever I talk to Biamp, I have not used "volume index1 master" I would use "1" for the first level control. You can replace the Instance ID tag with Master, but this does not work 100% of the time.

They have been submitted to Crestron and are awaiting acceptance. We will hopefully know soon as to what needs to be fixed and resubmitted. Chris Flanagan * Applications Engineer Biamp Systems * 9300

Ok this is a stupid question but are you sure that the serial cable is connected to the correct device e.g. that what you think is connected to Port X on the processor is actually on Port X and not

Your command is almost correct. Remove the space between GET and D so that it reads GETD. You also need to specify the channel number after the instance ID number. The full command should read: GETD 1

Probably one of the bugs in parameter handling If you define a parameter as string type, and then select the "value list" option to restrict the possible settings, you will get a message like this if

aiming for a 4 gang control after a mixer,(labeled Control2) using 7.4 crestron module

When you label a block in Audia using Channel Identifier it takes the place of the instance ID. What type of a block are you controlling with "OUTLVL"? I am assuming this is to control a fader level

If - on the defargs - the parameter "ID" is defined as a string type, you shouldn't be getting that error, but sometimes you can get seemingly out of place error messages like that, unfortunately. -

Erk. Thanks - I'll download that... - Chip

If I'm not mistaken, OUTLVL only applies to analog output blocks - is that the object in the DSP file you're trying to adjust? Otherwise, you need to look in the Audia help file for the command name

Should be GET 1 OUTLVL 21\x0A If using the GET commend you could receive a negative value but if you use the GETL command the response will be positive (you just need to convert to reflect the

added biamp to system, serial control, cable is correct. when commands go out to audia it returns "command not recognized" from device. I am sending GET D 1 OUTLVL 21 . I am not sure about the