ClearOne StreamNet Integration - Manual (Page 28)

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Examples
Audio/Video Renderer Command Details
The following pages detail the functions of many StreamNet ASCII commands.
The format of the text is as follows:
A brief description of what the command does. •
Command name and format. •
An example of the ASCII • message syntax for the command.
Notes specific to the command and explanation of possible responses generated. •
C
ommaNd
: #aCtIve off
Sets the Active Audio Renderer Service to OFF (InActive).
Example: #@Room 1 Player:~UDP10.15.0.11_5000#ACTIVE OFF
Command a renderer service to enter the OFF state.
The Audio Renderer service Room 1 Player is set to the OFF state.
NOTE f : In this state, the renderer service will not listen to the audio source. It will also stop all
audio output. In effect, if there was an audio source being rendered, the rendering will stop
(that is, no music will be heard).
C
ommaNd
: #aCtIve oN
Sets the Active Audio Renderer Service to ON (Active).
Example: #@Room 1 Player:~UDP10.15.0.11_5000#ACTIVE ON
The audio renderer service Room 1 Player is set to the ON state.
NOTE f : When the renderer service enters the ON state, it will maintain the last settings for
the Audio Source, Treble, Bass, Equalizer and Balance. However, Volume will be reset to the
default level set during configuration. Mute will be OFF and any multi-zone audio sessions
will be dropped.
C
ommaNd
: #amP off
Commands a Renderer Service to turn its Amplifier OFF.
Example: #@Room 1 Player:~UDP10.15.0.11_5000#AmP OFF
The amplifier associated with the Audio Renderer service Room 1 Player is set to the OFF state.
NOTE f : Although the amplifier is turned off, if the renderer service is active, it will still be
listening to the audio source. Commands can still be issued to the renderer service to change
the audio sources and settings.