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Level Password Status
Save Configuration &LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,0,"not ");set
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Listening
SNMP Community RWrite
SNMP Community Read

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These settings adjust the table entries.

Table
There are up to 8 entries in a table. Each entry can be configured to stream to a device, a multi- or broadcast address or to be a listener (server).
The numbered links will allow you to configure additional tables which can be selected over the command interface during operation.

Conn. type
Choose the type of connection:
"not used" for unused entries
"Internet Radio" for an internet radio station (1 user) (default)
"Raw UDP" for a UDP connection
"Raw TCP" for a TCP connection

IP # # # #
Enter 4 values of the entry IP address e.g.:
"0.0.0.0" for unused entries (except when the connection type is set to UDP it will be broadcasted e.g. "192.168.0.255")
"0.0.0.0" for connection TCP + Port if this device is used as a TCP listener waiting for a connection from a streaming device. (default)
"192.168.0.34" for a directed connection
"192.168.0.255" for a broadcast
Default settings:
Entry # 1 in table 1"Raw UDP 0.0.0.0:0". This means it is UDP broadcasting on port 3030!
All other entries are set to "not used" except for table 1 where all entries are set to "Internet Radio 0.0.0.0:0".

Port #
Enter the port number for each entry (between "0" and "65535"). If this port is set to "0" then the default ports are used (Internet Radio "80", TCP "2020", UDP "UDP Receiver Port" or if "0" then "3030").
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These settings adjust the serial interface properties.

Baud rate
Select the serial transmission speed ("300" to "115200" Baud).
Default: "9600"

Data bits
Select "7" or "8" data bits.
Default: "8"

Parity
Select "no", "even" or "odd" parity.
Default: "no"

Stop bits
Select "1" or "2" stop bits.
Default: "1"

Handshake
Select the type of handshake:
RTS/CTS lines not used: "none"
RS232/RS422: "Software flow control(XON/XOFF)" or "Hardware flow control (RTS/CTS)"
RS485: "RS485 direction control"
Default: "none" for Serial 1, "RS45 direction control" for Serial 2

Local port
Defines the network port on which the serial interface can be accessed for the gateway application. Only when "Local port" is set to "0" the serial interface can be used as a command interface.
If the serial gateway is enabled (Destination IP defined) and the "Local port" is set then this will be the source port of the TCP connection. On "0" a random source port is used.
Default: "12303"

Destination IP
To have this device actively establish a serial gateway select the destination IP address of the partner device.
Select "0.0.0.0" when the serial interface is only used locally.
Default: "0.0.0.0" (disabled)

Destination port
Defines the port for the active serial gateway function (see destination IP).
Default: "0" (disabled)

Notes
Both settings, "Destination IP" and "Destination port" have to be set to enable the gateway function.

Serial 2
Local port
Defines the network port on which the 2nd serial interface can be accessed for the serial gateway application. Default: "12304"

Destination IP
To have this device actively establish a serial gateway for serial port 2, select the destination IP address of the partner device.
Select "0.0.0.0" to disable.
Default: "0.0.0.0" (disabled)

Destination port
Defines the port for the active serial gateway function for serial port 2 (see destination IP).
Default: "0" (disabled)

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  TABLE 1

  Entry Conn. type IP # # # # Port #
1 . . . :
2 . . . :
3 . . . :
4 . . . :
5 . . . :
6 . . . :
7 . . . :
8 . . . :

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IP Address . . .
Netmask . . .
Gateway IP Address . . .
DHCP Host Name
Use SonicIP® Yes No

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Serial 1
Baud rate
Data bits
Parity
Stop bits
Handshake
Local port
Destination IP . . .
Destination port
 

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These settings adjust the device behavior for startup, inputs and outputs (attached buttons, the serial CTS signal and the relay pulse duration).

Command Broadcasting
This option is for backward compatibility with firmware versions prior to 1.16. If you want "r=c=" commands to be broadcast (UDP broadcast), set to compatibility mode. Otherwise choose secure mode, then "r=c=" commands will be sent only if stream to origin source is set and the origin source is known (command will be sent to the last partner).

Init Sequence
This command sequence is always executed immediately after startup (see further below for commands).
Default: ""

I0 pushed command
Configure which command should be issued when the I0 button is pushed (see further below for commands).
Default: "c=83"

I0 released command
Configure which command should be issued when the I0 button is released (see further below for commands).
Default: "c=84"

I1 pushed command
Configure which command should be issued when the I0 button is pushed (see further below for commands).
Default: "r=c=78"

I1 released command
Configure which command should be issued when the I0 button is released (see further below for commands).
Default: "r=c=79"

Relay pulse duration
Defines the amount of time (in tenths of a second) the door strike will buzz when the "Dout" pulse command is received.
Default: "30" (3 seconds)

CTS close command
Configures which command is issued when the CTS signal on the serial connector is activated (see further information below in the command description).
Default: "r=c=78"

CTS open command
Configures which command is issued when the CTS signal on the serial connector is deactivated (see further information below in the command description).
Default: "r=c=79"

RTS pulse duration
Defines the RTS pulse duration (in tenths of a second) when the "RTS" pulse command is received.
Default: "0"


Commands
Multiple commands can be added using the & character. They will be executed sequentially in the order that they appear in the configuration field.

TALKING MODE
c=83 : Activate the talking mode
c=84 : Deactivate the talking mode
c=91 : Activate the forced talking mode

STREAMING
c=77 : Set destination Syntax : c=77&entry=x&ip=a.b.c.d&port=p&type=t
For x use 1 to 8 (Streaming destination 1 to 8)
a.b.c.d is the IP address to stream to
p stands for the port number to be used
For t use 0 (not used), 1 (Raw UDP) or 2 (Raw TCP)
Example:
c=77&entry=2&ip=192.168.0.100&port=3030&type=1 sets the destination 2 to Raw UDP to IP 192.168.0.100 on port 3030

I/O
c=78 : Activate the relay
c=79 : Deactivate the relay
c=80 : Pulse the relay for the preset time
c=85 : Simulate the I0 button being pressed
c=86 : Simulate the I0 button being released
c=87 : Simulate the I1 button being pressed
c=88 : Simulate the I1 button being released

SERIAL
c=89 : Simulates the CTS Signal being activated
c=90 : Simulates the CTS Signal being deactivated
c=60 : Activates the RTS Signal
c=61 : Deactivates the RTS Signal

REMOTE COMMANDS
r=x : send the command x to the last calling station remotely
r=a.b.c.d:p/x : send the command x, using UDP, to the remote IP a.b.c.d on the optional port p. Default if no port is defined is the configured UDP command port.
Example:
r=192.168.0.99:12301/c=83 (sets the remote station to talking mode)

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  TABLE 2

  Entry Conn. type IP # # # # Port #
1 . . . :
2 . . . :
3 . . . :
4 . . . :
5 . . . :
6 . . . :
7 . . . :
8 . . . :

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These settings adjust the audio input and output.

Input source
Choose the desired input source.
All input sources except "Line stereo" are mono.
If you are using an Annuncicom 200 a further option is available to select the SUB connector for Aiphone use. If this is selected the audio output will also be directed to the SUB interface.
NOTE: Aiphone panels have a "ring" button which when pressed produces a signal on the SUB interface. This signal is used to trigger digital input 0 on the Annuncicom. However, this signal may also be triggered by audio input and is, therefore, filtered out by the FW. For this filter to be effective, Aiphone panels should only be connected to the SUB interface if the SUB interface is selected as an input source. Default setting is "Mic".

Speaker Also As Microphone
A speaker can be wired to an Annuncicom so that it can also be used as a microphone.
In this case connect the speaker between (+) (A5) and ground (A3 or 4) instead of between (+) and (-) and connect (+) to the Microphone Input (A1). You will find the pin outs in the Annuncicom Quick Install guides. Barix Annuncicom Family
For proper operation of the device this feature should only be selected if the speaker is wired as described.

Microphone gain
Choose the desired gain ("21" - "43.5" dB) for the microphone.
Default setting is "21" dB.

A/D amplifier gain
Choose the desired gain ("-3" - "19.5" dB) for the A/D amplifier.
Default setting is "-3" dB.

Loop Input to Output
Choose "Yes" to hear the attached input on the local Line Out (For testing only, feedback may occur when using a speaker).
Default setting is "No".

Encoding
Choose between different encoding types (audio compression) and sampling frequencies.
From "MPEG1 / 48 kHz" down to "MPEG2 / 16 kHz" and "uLaw", "aLaw" or "PCM" at 8 or 24 kHz.
Default setting is "MPEG2 / 22.5 kHz".

MPEG Encoding Quality (MP3 only)
Choose between "0 lowest" and "7 highest" in steps of 1.
The Encoder Quality table below shows the average bit rate in kbit/s for the quality settings and sampling frequencies in kHz.
Default setting is "0 lowest".

Qual. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
44.1 65 68 73 80 90 105 125 140
22.05 35 38 40 45 50 60 75 90

Volume
Choose between "0"% and "100"% in 5% steps.
Default: "50"%

Bass
Choose between "-10" and "10".
Default: "0"

Treble
Choose between "-10" and "10".
Default: "0"

Loudness Level
Choose between "0" and "20".
Default: "20"

Loudness
Choose between "0" and "20" and switch the Loudness "On" or "Off".
Default: "Off"

Output Mode
Choose one of the "Mono", "Stereo" or "Bridge" settings.
The "Mono" mode produces a monophonic output signal out of both channels.
The "Stereo" mode lets both channels through.
The "Bridge" mode creates a mono differential left/right signal for connecting a single double-impedance speaker as a bridge between left and right channel.

Note: The "Stereo" and "Bridge" settings apply for stereo hardware only.
The output mode should correspond to the audio encoding used. The MPEG encoding is stereo, whereas uLaw, aLaw and PCM can transmit only monophonic signal.

MP3 Frame CRC
If set to "enable", the encoder will include the CRC-16 in each MP3 frame.
Default setting is "enable".

MP3 Bitreservoir Mode
The Bitreservoir is used to compensate the differences between the predefined frame sizes. If set to "used", the encoder will use the bitreservoir.
Default setting is "used".

MP3 Copyright Protection
"Enable" or "disable" the copyright protection bit in the MP3 bitstream.
Default setting is "enable".

MP3 Stream Type
Select between a "copy" or an "original" bitstream in order to set the appropriate bit in the MP3 bitstream.
Default setting is "copy".

MP3 Emphasis
Select emphasis "none", "50/15 us" or "CCITT J.17".
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Mode &LState(3,"%u",8); Status &LState(3,"%u",9);
buf &LState(3,"%u",18); counter:&LState(3,"%lu",19); table:&LState(3,"%u",46); entry:&LState(3,"%u",41);
last c=77 entry &LState(3,"%u",27); IP &LState(3,"%A",28); port &LState(3,"%u",29); type &LState(3,"%u",30);
QuasiPeak In L:&LState(3,"%u",1); R:&LState(3,"%u",2); Out L:&LState(3,"%u",3); R:&LState(3,"%u",4);
In 0:&LState(3,"%u",10); In 1:&LState(3,"%u",11); Out:&LState(3,"%u",12); CTS:&LState(3,"%u",31); RTS:&LState(3,"%u",14);

Network Configuration:
Cfg IP:&LSetup(1,"%u",0);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1);.&LSetup(1,"%u",2);.&LSetup(1,"%u",3);&LSetup(3,"%s",0,D,0," DHCP active"); SonicIP:&LSetup(3,"%s",277,b7,0,"on");&LSetup(3,"%s",277,b7,1,"off"); Current IP:&LState(2,"%u",1,0);.&LState(2,"%u",1,1);.&LState(2,"%u",1,2);.&LState(2,"%u",1,3);
Cfg Netmask:&LSetup(2,"%u",8,0);.&LSetup(2,"%u",8,1);.&LSetup(2,"%u",8,2);.&LSetup(2,"%u",8,3); Current Netmask:&LState(2,"%u",3,0);.&LState(2,"%u",3,1);.&LState(2,"%u",3,2);.&LState(2,"%u",3,3);
Cfg Gateway:&LSetup(1,"%u",4);.&LSetup(1,"%u",5);.&LSetup(1,"%u",6);.&LSetup(1,"%u",7); Current Gateway:&LState(2,"%u",4,0);.&LState(2,"%u",4,1);.&LState(2,"%u",4,2);.&LState(2,"%u",4,3);

Audio Configuration:
Cfg Input source:&LSetup(3,"%s",494,B,129,"Line");&LSetup(3,"%s",494,B,130,"Mic");&LSetup(3,"%s",494,B,131,"Detect Source");
Cfg Microphone gain:&LSetup(1,"%u",487);
Cfg A/D amplifier gain:&LSetup(1,"%u",249);
Cfg Loop Input to Output:&LSetup(3,"%s",408,B,1,"Yes");&LSetup(3,"%s",408,B,0,"No");
Cfg Encoding:&LSetup(3,"%s",486,B,3,"MPEG1/48");&LSetup(3,"%s",486,B,1,"MPEG1/44.1");&LSetup(3,"%s",486,B,5,"MPEG1/32");&LSetup(3,"%s",486,B,2,"MPEG2/24");&LSetup(3,"%s",486,B,0,"MPEG2/22.05");&LSetup(3,"%s",486,B,4,"MPEG2/16");&LSetup(3,"%s",486,B,6,"uLaw (G.711)/24");&LSetup(3,"%s",486,B,7,"uLaw (G.711)/8");&LSetup(3,"%s",486,B,8,"aLaw (G.711)/24");&LSetup(3,"%s",486,B,9,"aLaw (G.711)/8");&LSetup(3,"%s",486,B,10,"PCM (16bit)/24");&LSetup(3,"%s",486,B,11,"PCM (16bit)/8"); kHz
Cfg MPEG Encoding quality (MP3):&LSetup(1,"%u",485);
Cfg Volume:&LSetup(1,"%u",244); Mute:&LSetup(3,"%s",277,b4,1,"on");&LSetup(3,"%s",277,b4,0,"off"); Lock:&LSetup(3,"%s",277,b2,1,"on");&LSetup(3,"%s",277,b2,0,"off"); Current Volume:&LState(3,"%u",21); Current Mute:&LState(3,"%u",22); Mute:&LState(1,"%s",13,B,!0,"on");&LState(1,"%s",13,B,0,"off"); Lock:&LState(1,"%s",5,B,1,"on");&LState(1,"%s",5,B,0,"off");
Cfg Bass:&LSetup(1,"%d",246,c); Current Bass:&LState(3,"%d",24);
Cfg Treble:&LSetup(1,"%d",247,c); Current Treble:&LState(3,"%u",26);
Cfg Loudness:&LSetup(1,"%d",248); &LSetup(3,"%s",277,b3,1,"on");&LSetup(3,"%s",277,b3,0,"off"); Current loudness:&LState(3,"%d",26); &LState(1,"%s",12,B,0,"off");&LState(1,"%s",12,B,1,"on");
Cfg MP3 Frame CRC:&LSetup(3,"%s",255,b0,0,"enable");&LSetup(3,"%s",255,b0,1,"disable");
Cfg MP3 Bitreservoir Mode:&LSetup(3,"%s",255,b2,0,"used");&LSetup(3,"%s",255,b2,1,"kept empty");
Cfg MP3 Copyright Protection:&LSetup(3,"%s",255,b7,0,"enable");&LSetup(3,"%s",255,b7,1,"disable");
Cfg MP3 Stream Type:&LSetup(3,"%s",255,b6,0,"copy");&LSetup(3,"%s",255,b6,1,"original");
Cfg MP3 Emphasis:&LSetup(3,"%s",255,b4-5,0,"none");&LSetup(3,"%s",255,b4-5,1,"50/15 us");&LSetup(3,"%s",255,b4-5,3,"CCITT J.17");

Streaming Configuration:
Cfg Own Name:&LSetup(4,"%s",256);
Cfg Streaming mode:&LSetup(3,"%s",352,B,6,"send always");&LSetup(3,"%s",352,B,5,"send on TALK");&LSetup(3,"%s",352,B,7,"send on Level");&LSetup(3,"%s",352,B,9,"auto answer");&LSetup(3,"%s",352,B,8,"receive only");
Cfg Trigger Level:&LSetup(1,"%u",492,W);
Cfg Pre Trigger Start:&LSetup(1,"%u",488,W);
Cfg Post Trigger Play:&LSetup(1,"%u",490,W);
Cfg Buffer Underrun Mode (TCP):&LSetup(3,"%s",281,B,0,"disconnect");&LSetup(3,"%s",281,B,1,"skip");
Cfg Stream Packet Strategy:&LSetup(3,"%s",282,B,0,"lowest latency");&LSetup(3,"%s",282,B,1,"optimal package");
Cfg Non MP3 Packet Size:&LSetup(1,"%u",251,W); Bytes
Cfg Play Buffer:&LSetup(1,"%u",509,W); Bytes
Cfg Receive Timeout:&LSetup(1,"%u",501,W); msec
Cfg TCP Priority Rx Port:&LSetup(1,"%u",289,W);
Cfg UDP Priority Rx Port:&LSetup(1,"%u",287,W);
Cfg UDP Receiver Port:&LSetup(1,"%u",499,W);
Cfg UDP Tx Source Port:&LSetup(1,"%u",495,W);
Cfg Radio Path:&LSetup(4,"%s",353);
Cfg Stream:&LSetup(3,"%s",503,B,0,"from table");&LSetup(3,"%s",503,B,1,"to origin source");
Cfg Table 1 Entry 1:&LSetup(3,"%s",527,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",527,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",527,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",527,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",453);.&LSetup(1,"%u",454);.&LSetup(1,"%u",455);.&LSetup(1,"%u",456);:&LSetup(1,"%u",511,W);
Cfg Table 1 Entry 2:&LSetup(3,"%s",528,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",528,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",528,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",528,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",457);.&LSetup(1,"%u",458);.&LSetup(1,"%u",459);.&LSetup(1,"%u",460);:&LSetup(1,"%u",513,W);
Cfg Table 1 Entry 3:&LSetup(3,"%s",529,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",529,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",529,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",529,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",461);.&LSetup(1,"%u",462);.&LSetup(1,"%u",463);.&LSetup(1,"%u",464);:&LSetup(1,"%u",515,W);
Cfg Table 1 Entry 4:&LSetup(3,"%s",530,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",530,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",530,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",530,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",465);.&LSetup(1,"%u",466);.&LSetup(1,"%u",467);.&LSetup(1,"%u",468);:&LSetup(1,"%u",517,W);
Cfg Table 1 Entry 5:&LSetup(3,"%s",531,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",531,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",531,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",531,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",469);.&LSetup(1,"%u",470);.&LSetup(1,"%u",471);.&LSetup(1,"%u",472);:&LSetup(1,"%u",519,W);
Cfg Table 1 Entry 6:&LSetup(3,"%s",532,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",532,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",532,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",532,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",473);.&LSetup(1,"%u",474);.&LSetup(1,"%u",475);.&LSetup(1,"%u",476);:&LSetup(1,"%u",521,W);
Cfg Table 1 Entry 7:&LSetup(3,"%s",533,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",533,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",533,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",533,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",477);.&LSetup(1,"%u",478);.&LSetup(1,"%u",479);.&LSetup(1,"%u",480);:&LSetup(1,"%u",523,W);
Cfg Table 1 Entry 8:&LSetup(3,"%s",534,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",534,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",534,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",534,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",481);.&LSetup(1,"%u",482);.&LSetup(1,"%u",483);.&LSetup(1,"%u",484);:&LSetup(1,"%u",525,W);
Cfg Table 2 Entry 1:&LSetup(3,"%s",944,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",944,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",944,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",944,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",945);.&LSetup(1,"%u",946);.&LSetup(1,"%u",947);.&LSetup(1,"%u",948);:&LSetup(1,"%u",949,W);
Cfg Table 2 Entry 2:&LSetup(3,"%s",951,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",951,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",951,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",951,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",952);.&LSetup(1,"%u",953);.&LSetup(1,"%u",954);.&LSetup(1,"%u",955);:&LSetup(1,"%u",956,W);
Cfg Table 2 Entry 3:&LSetup(3,"%s",958,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",958,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",958,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",958,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",959);.&LSetup(1,"%u",960);.&LSetup(1,"%u",961);.&LSetup(1,"%u",962);:&LSetup(1,"%u",963,W);
Cfg Table 2 Entry 4:&LSetup(3,"%s",965,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",965,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",965,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",965,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",966);.&LSetup(1,"%u",967);.&LSetup(1,"%u",968);.&LSetup(1,"%u",969);:&LSetup(1,"%u",970,W);
Cfg Table 2 Entry 5:&LSetup(3,"%s",972,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",972,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",972,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",972,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",973);.&LSetup(1,"%u",974);.&LSetup(1,"%u",975);.&LSetup(1,"%u",976);:&LSetup(1,"%u",977,W);
Cfg Table 2 Entry 6:&LSetup(3,"%s",979,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",979,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",979,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",979,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",980);.&LSetup(1,"%u",981);.&LSetup(1,"%u",982);.&LSetup(1,"%u",983);:&LSetup(1,"%u",984,W);
Cfg Table 2 Entry 7:&LSetup(3,"%s",986,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",986,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",986,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",986,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",987);.&LSetup(1,"%u",988);.&LSetup(1,"%u",989);.&LSetup(1,"%u",990);:&LSetup(1,"%u",991,W);
Cfg Table 2 Entry 8:&LSetup(3,"%s",993,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",993,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",993,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",993,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",994);.&LSetup(1,"%u",995);.&LSetup(1,"%u",996);.&LSetup(1,"%u",997);:&LSetup(1,"%u",998,W);
Cfg Table 3 Entry 1:&LSetup(3,"%s",1000,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1000,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1000,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1000,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1001);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1002);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1003);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1004);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1005,W);
Cfg Table 3 Entry 2:&LSetup(3,"%s",1007,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1007,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1007,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1007,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1008);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1009);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1010);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1011);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1012,W);
Cfg Table 3 Entry 3:&LSetup(3,"%s",1014,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1014,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1014,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1014,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1015);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1016);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1017);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1018);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1019,W);
Cfg Table 3 Entry 4:&LSetup(3,"%s",1021,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1021,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1021,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1021,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1022);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1023);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1024);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1025);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1026,W);
Cfg Table 3 Entry 5:&LSetup(3,"%s",1028,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1028,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1028,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1028,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1029);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1030);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1031);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1032);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1033,W);
Cfg Table 3 Entry 6:&LSetup(3,"%s",1035,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1035,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1035,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1035,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1036);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1037);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1038);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1039);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1040,W);
Cfg Table 3 Entry 7:&LSetup(3,"%s",1042,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1042,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1042,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1042,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1043);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1044);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1045);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1046);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1047,W);
Cfg Table 3 Entry 8:&LSetup(3,"%s",1049,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1049,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1049,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1049,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1050);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1051);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1052);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1053);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1054,W);
Cfg Table 4 Entry 1:&LSetup(3,"%s",1056,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1056,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1056,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1056,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1057);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1058);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1059);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1060);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1061,W);
Cfg Table 4 Entry 2:&LSetup(3,"%s",1063,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1063,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1063,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1063,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1064);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1065);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1066);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1067);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1068,W);
Cfg Table 4 Entry 3:&LSetup(3,"%s",1070,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1070,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1070,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1070,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1071);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1072);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1073);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1074);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1075,W);
Cfg Table 4 Entry 4:&LSetup(3,"%s",1077,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1077,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1077,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1077,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1078);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1079);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1080);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1081);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1082,W);
Cfg Table 4 Entry 5:&LSetup(3,"%s",1084,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1084,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1084,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1084,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1085);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1086);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1087);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1088);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1089,W);
Cfg Table 4 Entry 6:&LSetup(3,"%s",1091,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1091,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1091,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1091,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1092);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1093);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1094);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1095);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1096,W);
Cfg Table 4 Entry 7:&LSetup(3,"%s",1098,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1098,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1098,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1098,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1099);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1100);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1101);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1102);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1103,W);
Cfg Table 4 Entry 8:&LSetup(3,"%s",1105,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1105,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1105,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1105,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1106);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1107);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1108);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1109);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1110,W);
Cfg Table 5 Entry 1:&LSetup(3,"%s",1112,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1112,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1112,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1112,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1113);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1114);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1115);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1116);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1117,W);
Cfg Table 5 Entry 2:&LSetup(3,"%s",1119,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1119,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1119,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1119,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1120);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1121);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1122);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1123);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1124,W);
Cfg Table 5 Entry 3:&LSetup(3,"%s",1126,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1126,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1126,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1126,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1127);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1128);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1129);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1130);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1131,W);
Cfg Table 5 Entry 4:&LSetup(3,"%s",1133,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1133,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1133,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1133,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1134);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1135);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1136);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1137);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1138,W);
Cfg Table 5 Entry 5:&LSetup(3,"%s",1140,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1140,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1140,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1140,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1141);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1142);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1143);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1144);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1145,W);
Cfg Table 5 Entry 6:&LSetup(3,"%s",1147,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1147,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1147,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1147,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1148);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1149);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1150);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1151);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1152,W);
Cfg Table 5 Entry 7:&LSetup(3,"%s",1154,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1154,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1154,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1154,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1155);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1156);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1157);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1158);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1159,W);
Cfg Table 5 Entry 8:&LSetup(3,"%s",1161,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1161,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1161,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1161,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1162);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1163);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1164);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1165);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1166,W);
Cfg Table 6 Entry 1:&LSetup(3,"%s",1168,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1168,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1168,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1168,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1169);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1170);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1171);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1172);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1173,W);
Cfg Table 6 Entry 2:&LSetup(3,"%s",1175,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1175,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1175,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1175,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1176);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1177);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1178);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1179);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1180,W);
Cfg Table 6 Entry 3:&LSetup(3,"%s",1182,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1182,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1182,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1182,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1183);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1184);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1185);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1186);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1187,W);
Cfg Table 6 Entry 4:&LSetup(3,"%s",1189,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1189,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1189,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1189,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1190);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1191);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1192);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1193);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1194,W);
Cfg Table 6 Entry 5:&LSetup(3,"%s",1196,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1196,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1196,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1196,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1197);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1198);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1199);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1200);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1201,W);
Cfg Table 6 Entry 6:&LSetup(3,"%s",1203,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1203,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1203,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1203,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1204);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1205);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1206);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1207);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1208,W);
Cfg Table 6 Entry 7:&LSetup(3,"%s",1210,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1210,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1210,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1210,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1211);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1212);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1213);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1214);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1215,W);
Cfg Table 6 Entry 8:&LSetup(3,"%s",1217,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1217,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1217,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1217,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1218);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1219);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1220);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1221);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1222,W);
Cfg Table 7 Entry 1:&LSetup(3,"%s",1224,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1224,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1224,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1224,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1225);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1226);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1227);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1228);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1229,W);
Cfg Table 7 Entry 2:&LSetup(3,"%s",1231,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1231,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1231,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1231,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1232);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1233);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1234);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1235);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1236,W);
Cfg Table 7 Entry 3:&LSetup(3,"%s",1238,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1238,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1238,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1238,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1239);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1240);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1241);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1242);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1243,W);
Cfg Table 7 Entry 4:&LSetup(3,"%s",1245,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1245,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1245,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1245,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1246);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1247);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1248);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1249);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1250,W);
Cfg Table 7 Entry 5:&LSetup(3,"%s",1252,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1252,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1252,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1252,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1253);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1254);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1255);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1256);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1257,W);
Cfg Table 7 Entry 6:&LSetup(3,"%s",1259,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1259,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1259,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1259,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1260);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1261);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1262);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1263);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1264,W);
Cfg Table 7 Entry 7:&LSetup(3,"%s",1266,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1266,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1266,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1266,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1267);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1268);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1269);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1270);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1271,W);
Cfg Table 7 Entry 8:&LSetup(3,"%s",1273,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1273,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1273,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1273,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1274);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1275);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1276);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1277);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1278,W);
Cfg Table 8 Entry 1:&LSetup(3,"%s",1280,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1280,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1280,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1280,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1281);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1282);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1283);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1284);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1285,W);
Cfg Table 8 Entry 2:&LSetup(3,"%s",1287,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1287,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1287,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1287,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1288);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1289);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1290);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1291);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1292,W);
Cfg Table 8 Entry 3:&LSetup(3,"%s",1294,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1294,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1294,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1294,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1295);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1296);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1297);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1298);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1299,W);
Cfg Table 8 Entry 4:&LSetup(3,"%s",1301,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1301,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1301,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1301,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1302);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1303);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1304);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1305);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1306,W);
Cfg Table 8 Entry 5:&LSetup(3,"%s",1308,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1308,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1308,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1308,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1309);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1310);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1311);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1312);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1313,W);
Cfg Table 8 Entry 6:&LSetup(3,"%s",1315,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1315,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1315,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1315,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1316);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1317);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1318);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1319);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1320,W);
Cfg Table 8 Entry 7:&LSetup(3,"%s",1322,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1322,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1322,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1322,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1323);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1324);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1325);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1326);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1327,W);
Cfg Table 8 Entry 8:&LSetup(3,"%s",1329,B,3,"not used");&LSetup(3,"%s",1329,B,0,"Internet Radio");&LSetup(3,"%s",1329,B,1,"Raw UDP");&LSetup(3,"%s",1329,B,2,"Raw TCP"); &LSetup(1,"%u",1330);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1331);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1332);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1333);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1334,W);
Cfg SNMP Trap Target IP Address:&LSetup(1,"%u",924);.&LSetup(1,"%u",925);.&LSetup(1,"%u",926);.&LSetup(1,"%u",927);
Cfg SNMP Low Audio Level:L&LSetup(1,"%u",928,W); R&LSetup(1,"%u",930,W);
Cfg SNMP High Audio Level:L&LSetup(1,"%u",932,W); R&LSetup(1,"%u",934,W);
Cfg SNMP Trap Repeat:L&LSetup(1,"%u",936,W); R&LSetup(1,"%u",938,W);
Cfg SNMP Silence Timeout:L&LSetup(1,"%u",940,W); R&LSetup(1,"%u",942,W);

I/O Configuration:
Cfg I0 pushed command:&LSetup(4,"%s",535);
Cfg I0 released command:&LSetup(4,"%s",599);
Cfg I1 pushed command:&LSetup(4,"%s",663);
Cfg I1 released command:&LSetup(4,"%s",727);
Cfg Relay pulse duration:&LSetup(1,"%u",279,W); x 0.1 sec
Cfg CTS close command:&LSetup(4,"%s",859);
Cfg CTS open command:&LSetup(4,"%s",795);
Cfg RTS pulse duration:&LSetup(1,"%u",285,W); x 0.1 sec

Control Configuration:
Cfg UDP command port:&LSetup(1,"%u",791,W);
Cfg TCP command port:&LSetup(1,"%u",793,W);
Cfg Web server port:&LSetup(1,"%u",283,W);

Serial Configuration:
Cfg Baud rate:&LSetup(1,"%u",81);
Cfg Data bits:&LSetup(1,"%u",80,b2-3);
Cfg Parity:&LSetup(1,"%u",80,b4-5);
Cfg Stop bits:&LSetup(1,"%u",80,b6-7);
Cfg Flow control:&LSetup(1,"%u",82);
Cfg Local port:&LSetup(1,"%u",86,W);
Cfg Destination:&LSetup(1,"%u",88);.&LSetup(1,"%u",89);.&LSetup(1,"%u",90);.&LSetup(1,"%u",91);:&LSetup(1,"%u",92,W);

&LState(1,"%s",6,B,1,""); Security Configuration:
Cfg Password Telnet/Serial Configuration:&LSetup(3,"%s",72,B,0,"not ");set
Cfg Password Save Configuration:&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,0,"not ");set
Cfg Password View Configuration:&LSetup(3,"%s",130,D,0,"not ");set
Cfg Password Control/Command:&LSetup(3,"%s",138,D,0,"not ");set
Cfg Password 4 (User):&LSetup(3,"%s",146,D,0,"not ");set
Cfg Password 5 (User):&LSetup(3,"%s",154,D,0,"not ");set
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Barix constantly enhances the capabilities of their products. Therefore we recommend to keep the software on the device up-to-date.
To download the latest firmware version please visit www.barix.com.

Download the firmware update package and unpack to a local drive.

Updating files
Click on "Please click here to continue" to launch the update process.
Before you click the link note that the update process can only be canceled by power cycling the device.

The device will restart in a special mode called Bootloader and a screen appears showing a number counting down.

To upload an update click on "Browse..." to locate the file you want to update.
Once selected, click on "Upload".
This process can take a few minutes.
After a successful upload the following text appears:
"Resource" successful loaded. Click on update before updating the next component or unplug power supply to reboot the device.

Click on the update link before updating the next component. Unplug power supply to reboot the device or type "reboot" in the resource field and click on "Upload".

A screen stating "rebooting" appears.

Close the browser window. After the device has rebooted open a new browser window to continue.

Version display
Versions are displayed on the right hand side of the Barix logo.

MAC shows the MAC address of the device.
Firmware version shows the current version of the Firmware.
Web application version shows the current version of the Web application.
Bootloader version shows the current version of the Bootloader.
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 SETTINGS

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&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"
Save Config Password ");
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VISIT WEBSITE
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This page shows the status of the device.
Several links allow control and allow simulation of button inputs, relay output and control signals of the serial port.
The manual and the technical documentation is available on www.barix.com.

Status
 Shows the current status. The nearby button refreshes the status information.
Possible states: "INACTIVE", "TALKING", "TALKING SUPPRESSED", "FORCED TALKING", "LISTENING".

Input and Output peak level
Shows the peak level of the audio input (Line in or Mic In) or audio output respectively. The value shown is in linear scale from 0 (silence) to 32767 (full scale signal).

TALKING
Click the "FORCE" link to force the talking (not visible if "send always" mode is configured). This overrides the "TALKING SUPPRESSED" mode, e.g. when other device is talking to this device.
Click the "TALK" link to start talking (not visible if "send always" mode is configured).
Click the "STOP" link to stop talking (not visible if "send always" mode is configured).

The indicator next to TALKING has the following meaning:
grey - not talking
green - talking
red - forced talking

TABLE
Select the streaming table by its number.

ENTRY
Select "All" for talking to all configured entries within the table. Select a particular number to talk only to that entry.

BUTTON 0 and 1
Shows the status of and controls the button inputs.
Click "SET" to simulate button beeing pushed, click "CLR" to simulate the button beeing released.
The indicator next to "BUTTON" shows the status of the physical input (simulation is not shown!):
grey - button released (input not activated)
green - button pushed (input is activated)
short - shortcut on the input (available only on devices supporting supervision)
open - no connection (available only on devices supporting supervision)
RELAY
Click the "PULSE" link to activate the relay for the "Relay pulse duration" time, adjustable in "Settings" under "I/O".
Click the "SET" link to activate the relay.
Click the "CLR" link to deactivate the relay.
The indicator next to "RELAY" shows the physical status of the relay:
grey - relay not activated
green - relay activated
CTS IN (RS-232)
Click the "SET" link to simulate CTS beeing activated.
Click the "CLR" link to simulate CTS beeing deactivated.
The indicator next to "CTS IN" shows the physical status of the CTS (simulation is not shown!):
grey - not activated
green - activated
RTS OUT (RS-232)
Click the "SET" link to activate RTS.
Click the "CLR" link to deactivate RTS.
The indicator next to "RTS OUT" shows the physical status of the RTS:
grey - not activated
green - activated
MIC
This field is available only on devices supporting supervision. Shows the status of the microphone:
green - microphone detected and operating properly
crossed yellow - microphone not attached or shortcut detected
TEMP
Shows the device's internal temperature in degrees centigrade. The information is available only on devices supporting supervision.

Tips
- To configure the device click on the "CONFIGURATION" button.
- The white triangle next to the Annuncicom IC logo as well as the "+" (above) and the "-" sign (below) can be used to change the volume temporarily.
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These settings adjust the streaming mode, parameters and tables.

Own Name
You can enter the name of the Annuncicom IC here. This name will be returned when using the DISCOVER command (see technical documentation)
Default setting is "".

Streaming mode
"send always" will stream always
"send on TALK" will stream if the TALK button (command) is pressed
"send on Level" will stream if the incoming audio signal is above the Trigger level
"auto answer" will stream back for the Post Trigger Play duration after a stream has been received
"receive only" can receive a stream but will never send one
Default setting is "send on TALK".

Trigger level
Is only used when Streaming mode is "on Level".
Set to a value between 0 and 32767.
Open the Device status page and look for the Input peak value to get a hint for the trigger value. This page refreshes itself every second.
Default setting is "1000".

Pre Trigger Start
Pre Trigger Start can be adjusted to prevent cut offs when audio should be sent earlier than detected. It defines the duration of the stream used before the actual trigger occurred.
This feature is normally used in combination with the send on level feature.
However, this parameter has a further use, to determine the receive stream strategy.
If 0, a minimum audio delay strategy is chosen at the receive side. Otherwise a minimum audio loss strategy is chosen.
Default setting is "0" milliseconds.

Post Trigger Play
Post Trigger Play can be adjusted to prevent cut offs when audio should be sent longer than detected. It defines the amount of time that the device will continue streaming after the actual trigger has been cleared. This feature is normaly used with the send on level feature.
When Streaming mode is set to "auto answer" this defines the duration the device will stream back after a stream has been received.
Default setting is "0" milliseconds.

Buffer Underrun Mode (TCP)
The Buffer Underrun Mode (TCP) defines the action if a TCP stream is slower than the real stream from the encoder. In this case the output streaming buffer underruns and cannot hold older data anymore. The device can then "disconnect" the TCP connection or it can "skip" the stream directly to the encoder stream without disconnecting TCP.
Default setting is "disconnect".

Background Stream TCP Flow Control
The Background Stream TCP Flow Control defines data receiving strategy of stream interrupted by a priority stream (so called background stream). If a priority stream is played, data in original stream can be either accepted and thrown away or the TCP connection can be stopped.
Use throw away data if your streaming source is streaming in real time (e.g. Annuncicom). Use stop stream when the streaming source is sending data as fast as possible (e.g. when sending a file from a PC).
This setting is only for receiving data and does not affect UDP streams.

Streaming Strategy
The Streaming Strategy defines how a packet is built and sent. On "lowest latency" the encoded data will be sent directly after the encoding. On "optimal package" the packet will be filled up before sending.
Default setting is "lowest latency".

Non MP3 Packet Size
The Non MP3 Packet Size defines with how many bytes a non MP3 packet will be filled up before it is sent.
Set to a value between 1 and 1200.
Default setting is "1200".

Play Buffer
Defines the amount of bytes that will be stored before playing the received stream. Lower this value to minimize delay, increase this value to prevent dropouts.
Default setting is "4096" Bytes.

Receive Timeout
Defines the amount of time between the end of a received stream and switching to being able to send.
Default setting is "200" msec.

TCP Priority Rx Port
Enter the port number for receiving a priority TCP stream. This stream always takes precedence.
Set to a value between 0 (disabled) and 65535.
Default port is "0".

UDP Priority Rx Port
Enter the port number for receiving a priority UDP stream. This stream always takes precedence.
Set to a value between 0 (disabled) and 65535.
Default port is "0".

Priority Message Minimum Volume
This is the guaranteed minimum volume for the priority message (received through UDP or TCP Priority Streaming Listen Port). If the current volume is less than this and priority message begins, the volume is set to this volume and reset back to original value when the message ends.

Default: "25%".

UDP Receiver Port
Enter the port number for receiving a UDP stream.
Set to a value between 0 (disabled) and 65535.
Default port for UDP is "3030".

UDP Tx Source Port
This setting is only used when working with a custom software application. Enter the source port number to be used when sending a UDP stream. Set to a value between 0 and 65535. When set to 0 the port defined in the Stream table destination entry is taken. Or if Stream destination is set to "origin source" then the UDP Receiver Port is used.
Default setting is "0".

Radio Path
Enter a radio path to listen to the transmitted stream of this Barix Annuncicom IC using a device that is able to play MP3 radio stations (also PC software like WinAmp).
The URL to connect is http://x.x.x.x/p. Where x.x.x.x is the IP address of this device and /p is this Radio path.
Example: http://192.168.0.24/xstream
The device can serve up to 6 radio streams.
Default setting is "/xstream".

Relay While Audio
Activate relay when sound is coming out of the analog output and deactivate when not. Default setting is "OFF".

Stream
Choose if the stream should be sent to the defined entries in the table or to the last calling station (to the device where the last communication came from).

Table
The numbered links will allow you to configure several tables which can be selected over the command interface during operation.

Trap Target IP Address
Enter the IP address of the SNMP trap destination.
Default setting is "0.0.0.0".

Low Audio Level
Define the low audio level for the trap generation. A trap will be generated as soon as the audio level goes below this value (and the silence timeout is run out).
Default setting is "0".

High Audio Level
Define the high audio level for the trap generation. A trap will be generated as soon as the audio level goes above this value.
Default setting is "0".

Trap Repeat
Define the repeat interval for the SNMP trap sending. The trap will be repeated if the values are still according to the defined trap stages after this repeat time.
Default setting is "0".

Silence Timeout
Define the time that has to run out before a trap is sent when the audio level is below the defined low audio value.
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Please click here after the countdown if your browser doesn't support forwarding. &L(0,"*",1); &LState(3,"%u",9); &LState(3,"%u",8); &LState(3,"%u",8); &LState(3,"%u",45);&LState(2,"%s",12,B,1," ");&LState(2,"%s",5,B,1," "); &LState(3,"%u",21); &LState(3,"%d",24); &LState(3,"%d",25); &LState(3,"%u",26); &LState(3,"%u",10); &LState(3,"%u",11); &LState(3,"%u",12); &LState(3,"%u",31); &LState(3,"%u",14); HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: image/gif GIF89a,' Ok̺}7e$W Xzڔ;HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html
VISIT THE BARIX WEBSITE
HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: application/x-javascript function PortCheck(I){ d =parseInt(I.value, 10); if ( !( d<65536 && d>=0) ) { alert('Port value is out of range [0 - 65535]'); I.value = I.defaultValue; } } function IPCheck(I){ d =parseInt(I.value, 10); if ( !(d<256 && d>=0) ) { alert('IP value is out of range [0 - 255]'); I.value = I.defaultValue; } } function netMaskCheck(I){ d =parseInt(I.value, 10); if( !(d==0 || d==128 || d==192 || d==224 || d==240 || d==248 || d==252 || d==254 || d==255 )) { alert('Incorrect NetMask value!!!'); I.value = I.defaultValue; } } function netMaskCheck3(I){ d =parseInt(I.value, 10); if( !(d==0 || d==128 || d==192 || d==224 || d==240 || d==248 || d==252 || d==254 )) { alert('Incorrect NetMask value!!!'); I.value = I.defaultValue; } }HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html &L(0,"*",21);
REBOOT

This restarts the device.


&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"Save Config Password "); &L(0,"*",19);LL0~ /xstream c=83c=84r=c=78r=c=79 00r=c=79r=c=780HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html

Settings reverted to factory defaults. The device is restarting now. Please wait.



Please click here after the countdown if your browser doesn't support forwarding. HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html

I/O settings saved. Please wait, the device is restarting!



Please click here after the countdown if your browser doesn't support forwarding. HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html &L(0,"*",21); DEVICE SETTINGS BACK TO HOME DEVICE UPDATE REBOOT DEVICE FACTORY DEFAULTS HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html &L(0,"*",21);
&LSetup(3,"%s",130,D,0,"");
 SETTINGS

NETWORK AUDIO STREAMING I/O CONTROL SERIAL SECURITY

Own Name
Streaming mode
Trigger Level only for mode "send on Level"
Pre Trigger Start msec
Post Trigger Play msec
Buffer Underrun Mode (TCP)
Background Stream TCP Flow Control
Stream Packet Strategy (MP3 only)
Non MP3 Packet Size Bytes
Play Buffer Bytes
Receive Timeout msec
TCP Priority Rx Port
UDP Priority Rx Port
Minimum Priority Message Volume %
UDP Receiver Port
UDP Tx Source Port
Radio Path
Relay While Audio

Stream from table to origin source
Table  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Current Table &LState(3,"%u",46);

SNMP
Trap Target IP Address . . .
Low Audio Level Left Right
High Audio Level Left Right
Trap Repeat Left sec Right sec
Silence Timeout Left sec Right sec

&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"
Save Config Password ");
HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html Help

Factory defaults
Click on "Factory defaults" to revert all settings except "Network configuration" to factory defaults.

During the restart a countdown screen will appear..

Then the successful loading of the factory defaults is confirmed.

Hard default settings
To revert all settings (including the "Network configuration") to factory defaults the Reset button has to be pressed for about 5 seconds while the device is powered. HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html Help

Updating files
Visit the Barix website to obtain the desired update. Unpack and save to a local drive.

To upload an update click on "Browse..." to locate the file you want to update.
Once selected, click on "Upload".
This process can take a few minutes.
After a successful upload the following text appears:
"Resource" successful loaded. Click on update before updating the next component or unplug power supply to reboot the device.

Click on the update link before updating the next component. Unplug power supply to reboot the device or type "reboot" in the resource field and click on "Upload".

A screen stating "rebooting" appears.

Close the browser window. After the device has rebooted and open a new browser window to continue. HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: image/gif GIF89a"""333AAADDDOOOUUUfffkkkwww!Built with GIF Movie Gear 3.0!d,8`%di(ihp1:@滟>otLH娂DLQqG#RkV[]7!d,>`%di,<ڶ),L3רDtY@fҰ-1"%V;rp%/,vQ!d,A`%difC,ќ++956\%!! H&yMߒv$Z] !d,-`%di(*+Vp 3úo1ciS6AbB! ,d`%dis +K@Q<41D ddEDh!#R Ց d^u+fag:u8KB~B%82:$Z35)+v"!;h( @aa66KKrr:: ''CCSSYY::aagg==!!ww \\bbgg^^##uu[[aa [[aaaa9P545PPPPLNLNPS+/R??+.! PSSQG GQ??<%=NSSQEAEQ??#( ;QSSQEKEQ??O>"RSSQEKEQ??Q$0N?SSQEKEQ??R+3?SSQEKEQ??R5?SSQEKEQ??+,2 ?SSQEKEQ??PCP?SSQEKEQ??N)'+SSQQ??M-IF 5SSQ161+??OH:OSJ ST*7SSS8B&D7 UUUUUUUV@VVUHTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html Help

Here you can configure the device's Static IP address. With this you can set a permanent IP address so that the device does not have to get a new one upon power-up. We recommend that you set a Static IP address.

IP Address
Enter the 4 values of the desired device IP address e.g.:
"0.0.0.0" for automatic discovery (DHCP/Bootp, IPzator, AutoIP)
"192.168.0.12" for an internal LAN
Default: "0.0.0.0"

Netmask
Enter the 4 values of the desired Static IP e.g.:
"0.0.0.0" for a default Netmask depending on the IP Address used.
"255.255.255.0" for a C class network
Default: "255.255.255.0"

Gateway IP Address
Enter the 4 values of the desired Gateway IP address e.g.:
"0.0.0.0" for no Gateway
"192.168.0.1" for a Gateway in a LAN
Note: The Gateway has to be set only when connecting to other devices over the WAN (through a router).
Default: "0.0.0.0"

Use SonicIP®
If set to "yes", the device will announce its IP address over the audio output.
Default: "yes"

To store these settings click on "Apply".
The device will restart with the new setting. HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html &L(0,"*",21);
&LSetup(3,"%s",130,D,0,"");
 SETTINGS

NETWORK AUDIO STREAMING I/O CONTROL SERIAL SECURITY

  back to streaming settings   Table 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

  TABLE 4

  Entry Conn. type IP # # # # Port #
1 . . . :
2 . . . :
3 . . . :
4 . . . :
5 . . . :
6 . . . :
7 . . . :
8 . . . :

&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"
Save Config Password ");
HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html
REBOOT

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&LSetup(1,"%u",1266); &LSetup(1,"%u",1267);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1268);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1269);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1270);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1271,W); &LSetup(1,"%u",1273); &LSetup(1,"%u",1274);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1275);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1276);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1277);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1278,W); &LSetup(1,"%u",1280); &LSetup(1,"%u",1281);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1282);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1283);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1284);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1285,W); &LSetup(1,"%u",1287); &LSetup(1,"%u",1288);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1289);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1290);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1291);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1292,W); &LSetup(1,"%u",1294); &LSetup(1,"%u",1295);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1296);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1297);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1298);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1299,W); &LSetup(1,"%u",1301); &LSetup(1,"%u",1302);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1303);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1304);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1305);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1306,W); &LSetup(1,"%u",1308); &LSetup(1,"%u",1309);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1310);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1311);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1312);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1313,W); &LSetup(1,"%u",1315); &LSetup(1,"%u",1316);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1317);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1318);.&LSetup(1,"%u",1319);:&LSetup(1,"%u",1320,W); 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&LSetup(3,"%s",72,B,0,"0");&LSetup(3,"%s",72,B,!0,"1"); &LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,0,"0");&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"1"); &LSetup(3,"%s",130,D,0,"0");&LSetup(3,"%s",130,D,!0,"1"); &LSetup(3,"%s",138,D,0,"0");&LSetup(3,"%s",138,D,!0,"1"); &LSetup(3,"%s",146,D,0,"0");&LSetup(3,"%s",146,D,!0,"1"); &LSetup(3,"%s",154,D,0,"0");&LSetup(3,"%s",154,D,!0,"1"); &LSetup(3,"%s",162,D,0,"0");&LSetup(3,"%s",162,D,!0,"1"); HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html Help

These settings are used to secure the access to the device on different levels. The status is shown next to each password ("set" or "not set"). Access is unrestricted for levels without a password (default setting).

Save Configuration
Enter up to 24 characters to protect updates of the device configuration (Clicking the "Apply" button). Without a valid password the device configuration can not be saved!
Enter 25 characters to erase the current password.
Default: "not set"

Save configuration password usage
When the password is set the user has to type in the password in the "Save Config Password field" before hitting the "Apply" button. Without a valid password a warning will be displayed and the changes don't save.

View Configuration
Enter up to 24 characters to protect viewing the device configuration (Clicking the "Config" button). Without a valid password the device configuration can not be viewed!
Enter 25 characters to erase the current password.
Default: "not set"

View configuration password usage
When the password is set the user clicking on the "Config" link has to type in the password into the password field of the pop up window (the user name does not matter).
Only one user can log in at a time. Further connections will be refused if another user is logged in.
To log out click on the "Logout" link next to the "HOME" icon in the menu bar.
Please hit your browsers Reload button if the "Logout" link is not visible while logged in.

Control / Command
Enter up to 24 characters to secure the access to all control and command interfaces (WEB/CGI, Serial, TCP, and UDP). Without a valid password the device can not be controlled.
Enter 25 characters to erase the current password.
Default: "not set"
Note
This security option should be used very carefully and is intended for advanced users only. Since the CGI commands used in the web interface do not make use of passwords, setting this password would disable any control of the device using a browser.

Level 4 to 6 (User)
Enter up to 24 characters to secure the access to customized web pages in 3 levels. Intended for advanced users only, for details see the Technical Documentation. Without a valid password these user web pages cannot be viewed.
Enter 25 characters to erase the current password.
Default: "not set"

Listening
Choose which level is used for preventing unauthorized listeners from listening to Annuncicom IC as Internet Radio, or "not protected" for access for all.

SNMP Community RWrite
Choose a password for the Read and Write Community, or "not protected" to ignore both the read and write communities or "no write access"

SNMP Community Read
Choose a password for the Read Community, or "not protected" to ignore the read community or "no access"
Note that the Community RWrite setting takes priority.This means that if the Community RWrite is set to not protected, Community Read is ignored

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&LSetup(3,"%s",130,D,0,"");
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UDP command port
TCP command port
Web server port
Serial Port

&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"
Save Config Password ");
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  TABLE 6

  Entry Conn. type IP # # # # Port #
1 . . . :
2 . . . :
3 . . . :
4 . . . :
5 . . . :
6 . . . :
7 . . . :
8 . . . :

&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"
Save Config Password ");
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&LState(1,"%s",45,B,0,"INACTIVE"); &LState(1,"%s",45,B,1,"TALKING"); &LState(1,"%s",45,B,2,"TALKING SUPPRESSED"); &LState(1,"%s",45,B,3,"FORCED TALKING"); &LState(1,"%s",45,B,4,"LISTENING"); &LState(1,"%s",23,B,2," [MUTE]");
 
&LState(3,"%u",1);
&LState(3,"%u",3);
 
&LState(3,"%u",46);
&LState(1,"%s",47,W,!0,""); &LState(1,"%s",47,W,!0,"&LState(3,\"Nr %u\",41)\;");
 
 
&LState(1,"%s",6,B,!32,"
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Thank you for using the Barix Web-based Configuration Utility.

GoodBye

Close this window.
HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html &L(0,"*",7); VISIT WEBSITE Increase Volume Decrease Volume Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Volume 4 Volume 5 Volume 6 Volume 7 Volume 8 Volume 9 Volume 10 Volume 11 Volume 12 Volume 13 Volume 14 Volume 15 Volume 16 Volume 17 Volume 18 Max Volume HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html

The device is set for DHCP.

Please listen to SonicIP to get the new IP address and type it into the address field of your browser. HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html

Control settings saved. Please wait, the device is restarting!



Please click here after the countdown if your browser doesn't support forwarding. HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html &L(0,"*",21);
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  TABLE 5

  Entry Conn. type IP # # # # Port #
1 . . . :
2 . . . :
3 . . . :
4 . . . :
5 . . . :
6 . . . :
7 . . . :
8 . . . :

&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"
Save Config Password ");
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Reboot the device
Click "Reboot the device" to restart the device.
During the restart a countdown screen is displayed.

Then a successful restart is confirmed. &L(0,"*",1);&LState(3,"%u",31); HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html Help

These settings adjust the control port properties.

UDP command port
Defines the port where the device will receive commands via UDP. To disable set this port number to "0".
Default: "12301"

TCP command port
Defines the port where the device will receive commands via TCP. To disable set this port number to "0".
Default: "12302"

Web server port
Defines the port where the webserver of the device can be reached. If set to "0" the default HTTP port (80) is used.
Default: "0"

Serial Interface 1
Define the functionality of the 1st serial interface. "Command Interface" means the interface is used to input commands. "Keypad" disables the serial command interface and supports a keypad.
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Command Broadcasting
Init Sequence
I0 pushed command
I0 released command
I1 pushed command
I1 released command
Relay pulse duration x 0.1 sec (Door buzzing duration)
CTS close command
CTS open command
RTS pulse duration x 0.1 sec

&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"
Save Config Password ");
HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html 0126 /* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Vers Date Who What 01.00 22.09.03 RS - initial revision 01.01 02.10.03 RS - added parameter to set command for IO/1 on/off actions - added command for reset to defaults with network - correct command for reset do factory defaults - extend length of init sequence to 64 characters 01.02 07.11.03 RS - completly overworked 01.03 09.12.03 RS - fix configuration positions of cts commands etc. - added help for reboot feature in bootloader 01.04 11.12.03 RS - fix streaming mode for send on receive and receive only - added help for streaming mode for send on receive 01.05 18.12.03 RS - fix link color in uinetwork0 to see link 22.01.04 RS - versions in configuration page as list (fix wrap bug) 05.02.04 RS - corrected help for netmask 17.02.04 RS - changed to new standard dyn web server 18.02.04 RS - added password/authentication support - added name parameter - fixed writing error in help for serial - response for too many users is now an html file 20.02.04 RS - don't calculate content lenght in any dyn. file 22.02.04 RS - set param pre start to 0 per default 25.02.04 RS - added mac address on status und config page - fixed link colors - corrected writing error in help for loader 01.03.04 RS - update don't show the command link - changed sequence of versions - removed balance 04.03.04 RS - changed password cfg to security cfg 11.03.04 RS - improved format for control help - changed reference for io help to techn. doc. 19.03.04 RS - changed all annuncicom webpage references barix 22.03.04 RS - changed the unit of the parameter pre trigger start to msec 24.03.04 RS - synchronized help with manual 01.06 26.03.04 RS - added SNMP configuration 19.05.04 RS - added parameter buffer underrun mode - show version of web app out if this version file - added build date to firmware version - don't refresh status page automatically - added parameter radio port, default 0 - added parameter streaming strategy, default lowest latency - added get*.ack for digital io - added digital io to getstate.ack 07.06.04 RS - added parameter serial port (command/keypad) 10.06.04 RS - added selecting of a specific cfg target on the main page 16.06.04 RS - added a/d amplifier gain parameter 23.06.04 RS - added parameter bitreservoir (default used) - added MP3 Frame CRC parameter - added parameter for web server port - added parameter channel mode extension (default enabled), copyright protection (default protected), copy (default)/original stream and emphasis (default none) - remove 'gateway' from serial parameter names - added 'stream type' 'internet radio' and use the port as radio port (removed parameter 'radio port') - added compile date on status page - added configuration to status page - don't show send stop button on send always - added all default values to the help - written all configuration values in "" and cursive 24.06.04 RS - immediate update on controling (button, talk, etc.) 25.06.04 RS - added refresh button for status page (if browser don't support meta refresh or it is disabled) - moved logout button to settings pages - added links to pages with meta refreshes (if it is disabled) 28.06.04 RS - added link to manual and technical documentation - added rts/cts to status page 01.07.04 RS - use keypad tab for toggle dout on remote station 13.07.04 RS - added getlastcaller.ack with ip address of last caller 06.08.04 RS - added io command sequences to status page 12.08.04 RS - removed tcp rx stream port. use 'stream to' for listeners 24.08.04 RS - fixed position of 'loop out input to output' in setup mem 03.09.04 RS - removced immediate status update for button simulations - added RTS toggle duration to status page 14.09.04 RS - div. corrections 01.07 08.11.04 RS - set mic in as default 11.11.04 RS - added busy.ack, send back on a udp command if currently a command is executed - fixed neg. values for balance, bass treble 02.12.04 RS - corrected default values for loop input to output and volume - corrected position of the description for the default values of targets in the streaming help - added all versions to status page - added getconfig.ack B1.08 10.12.04 RS - changed default value for post trigger play to 0ms - changed enter key of keypad to forcetalk not only settalk, usefull for door intercom - added / key on keypad to issue cmd SetI1 13.12.04 RS - removed cts in name of mode 'send on talk' 15.12.04 RS - added init sequence parameter - added streaming mode in getstate.ack - added own name and streaming mode to control page - changed description for port# - added encodings for ulaw, alaw and pcm 07.01.05 RS - added parameter non mp3 packet size - changed setup version to 01.05 for updating new default value for non mp3 packet size - added parameter for udp and tcp priority port - added streaming mode to getstate.ack 10.01.05 RS - removed mp3 channel mode on status page and in getconfig.ack - removed tcp rx port on status page and in getconfig.ack - added default value for snmp target ip - change naming of toggle dout/rts to pulse dout/rts 13.01.05 RS - added 8 destination tables including control on first page - added own name to titel of first and config page 14.01.05 RS - fixed some dyn. marks in getconfig.ack 06.04.05 PK - added 'mute' displaying B1.09 27.06.05 PK - added 'Background Stream TCP Flow Control' configuration option 29.06.05 PK - added compatibility mode for broadcasting "r=c=" commands 29.06.05 KK - added listening password selector 30.06.05 PK - Song and XT version informations added to config and status page 06.07.05 KK - Added Listening password selector B1.10 15.07.05 KS - SNMP Community password levels added to security page 18.07.05 KS - Set control pages for pass L3: index, skin, uistatus - Create skin_conf and change method to setup for uidefaults, uireboot, uirupdate 20.07.05 KS - Converted update to use save password in HTTP header 27.07.05 KS - uiio.html compatibility mode corrected <==== 12.08.05 KS Version B1.10 Frozen and Released =======> B1.11 07.09.05 KS - Header added to config.bin, default non MP3 packet size changed from 1400 to 1200 19.09.05 KS - Telent/serial password removed since Config via Telnert/serial has been removed. 01.12 01.02.06 KS - Added Current Table to Streaming page 03.02.06 KS - Cosmetic changes to help files <==== 03.02.06 KS Version 01.12 Frozen and Released =======> A1.13 22.06.06 KS - Added Relay While Audio to streaming page 04.07.06 PK - added settings for second serial port - added "Line stereo" input mode <==== 05.07.06 PK Version A1.13 Frozen and Released =======> 01.14 21.07.06 KS - Added favicon.ico <==== 21.07.06 KS Version 01.14 Frozen and Released =======> 21.08.06 KK Fixed black font in uistreaming.html into white one <==== 21.87.06 KK Version 01.15 Frozen and Released =======> 23.08.06 KK Added minimum priority message volume <==== 23.08.06 KK Version 01.16 Frozen and Released =======> 23.08.06 KK Increased the default Receive Timeout from 100ms to 200ms. <==== 23.08.06 KK Version 01.17 Frozen and Released =======> 24.08.06 KK Added a help for the Relay While Audio. 24.08.06 KK Fixed white on white numbers of the tables in the uistreaming.html <==== 24.08.06 KK Version 01.18 Frozen and Released =======> 28.08.06 KK Hidden the second serial port in the old hardware. <==== 28.08.06 KK Version 01.19 Frozen and Released =======> 28.08.06 KK Removed the audio input autodetect feature. <==== 28.08.06 KK Version 01.20 Frozen and Released =======> 30.08.06 KK Added active TCP possibility for the second serial port. 30.08.06 KK Added configurable passive port for the second serial port. 17.10.06 PK Added "Output Mode" settings. 20.06.07 KS Song date string added to status and uicfg.html Updated streaming help file for Pre Trigger Start <==== 13.07.07 KS Version 01.21 Frozen and Released =======> 01.22 29.08.08 PK - removed blue borders around image maps 01.23 28.04.09 KS - #010.33 uinetwork DHCP name added (setup offset 98) 01.23 06.05.09 KS - uiaudio, uihaudio remove MP3 only for loopback (no longer true) <==== 06.05.09 KS Version 01.23 Frozen and Released =======> 01.24 31.07.09 KS #055.12 status was updated on 07.07.09 to display temporary target (set by c=77) 01.25 08.01.10 PK - #055.18: added supervision for Ann155 - nicer indication pictures on the home page - the home page uses a table - rewording in the help on the home page 01.26 18.02.10 KK - Added option to use speaker as a microphone. Bugreport 55.14 01.26 19.02.10 KS #028.34 uiaudio and uihaudio: added Ann 200 input src for sub Aiphone 01.03.10 PK fixed wrong description of the digital inputs in the help (icon for activated and not activated swapped) 02.03.10 KS uiaudio,uihaudio: moved speaker as microphone to the input section 02.03.10 KS #055.15 uicfg: song date bracket removed */ HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html &L(0,"*",21);
&LSetup(3,"%s",130,D,0,"");
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  TABLE 8

  Entry Conn. type IP # # # # Port #
1 . . . :
2 . . . :
3 . . . :
4 . . . :
5 . . . :
6 . . . :
7 . . . :
8 . . . :

&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"
Save Config Password ");
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Input section
Input source Line Mic Line Stereo &LState(1,"%s",6,B,19," SUB Aiphone");
Speaker Also As Microphone enable disable
Microphone gain dB
A/D amplifier gain dB
Loop Input to Output Yes No
Encoding
MPEG Encoding quality (MP3 only)

Output section
Volume %
Bass
Treble
Loudness Level On Off
Output Mode Mono Stereo Bridge

Advanced Encoder Settings
MP3 Frame CRC enable disable
MP3 Bitreservoir Mode used kept empty
MP3 Copyright Protection enable disable
MP3 Stream Type copy original
MP3 Emphasis

&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"
Save Config Password ");
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DEFAULTS

Reverts all settings except "Network configuration" to factory defaults.


&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"Save Config Password "); HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html &L(0,"*",21);
UPDATE

Please read the help instructions on the right side first.

Before you click the link below note that the update process can only be canceled by power cycling the device.

Clicking the back button in your browser will produce invalid content.

Please click here to continue
&LSetup(3,"%s",122,D,!0,"You will be asked to provide a password. Please enter the Save Config Password"); HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html &L(0,"*",1);
VISIT THE BARIX WEBSITE
  MAC  &LState(2,"%02x",2,0);&LState(2,"%02x",2,1);&LState(2,"%02x",2,2);&LState(2,"%02x",2,3);&LState(2,"%02x",2,4);&LState(2,"%02x",2,5);
  Firmware  V&LSetup(5,"%02x");.&LSetup(6,"%02x"); (&LSetup(11,"%02x");/&LSetup(12,"%02x");/20&LSetup(10,"%02x");)
  Web application  V&LSetup(9,"%02x","ANNUNCICOMICAPPVERSION",1);.&LSetup(9,"%02x","ANNUNCICOMICAPPVERSION",0);
  Bootloader  V&LSetup(7,"%02x");.&LSetup(8,"%02x");
  Setup  V&LSetup(1,"%02x",116);.&LSetup(1,"%02x",117);
  Song  V&LSetup(13,"%02x");.&LSetup(14,"%02x");
  XT  V&LSetup(15,"%02x");.&LSetup(16,"%02x");
HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html

Audio settings saved. Please wait, the device is restarting!



Please click here after the countdown if your browser doesn't support forwarding. HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html &L(0,"*",7);
Status
 
Input peak level
Output peak level
 
&LSetup(3,"%s",352,B,6,"");TALKING
1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8  TABLE
All   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8  ENTRY
 
SET   CLR  BUTTON 0
SET   CLR  BUTTON 1
PULSE   SET   CLR  RELAY
 
SET   CLR  CTS IN
SET   CLR  RTS OUT &LState(1,"%s",6,B,!32,"
&L(0,"*",1);&LState(3,"%d",25); HTTP/1.0 200 Content-type: text/html

Table 3 saved. Please wait, the device is restarting!



Please click here after the countdown if your browser doesn't support forwarding. &L(0,"*",1);&LState(2,"%u",7,0);.&LState(2,"%u",7,1);.&LState(2,"%u",7,2);.&LState(2,"%u",7,3);