ClearOne StreamNet Integration - Manual (Page 35)

Chapter 5: Services Described 29
C
ommaNd
: #SleeP
Commands a Renderer Service to set a specific device to the Sleep state.
Example: #@Room 1 Player:~UDP10.15.0.11_5000#SLEEP
Sets the Room 1 Player device to Sleep.
C
ommaNd
: #SrC_Sel
De-selects all Audio Sources from Renderer.
Example: #@Room 2 Player:~UDP10.15.0.11_5000#SRC_SEL “ “
NOTE f : If no Audio Source is specified between the “ “, the current Audio Source will be
deselected resulting in no Audio Source being rendered by the service: Room 2 Player.
C
ommaNd
: #SrC_Sel {{source Id}}
Selects a specific Audio Source to be played.
Example: #@Room 2 Player:~UDP10.15.0.11_5000#SRC_SEL {{Stream 3}}
Selects Stream 3 to be rendered by service Room 2 Player.
NOTE f : The source name is case sensitive and must be bound by the double curly brackets,
as in {{Stream 3}}. The double curly brackets are required since the Service name has a
space (non alpha-numeric character)
C
ommaNd
: #temPSrC {{
SourCe
N
ame
}} [,
tIme
o
ut value
]
Forces the renderer service to temporarily select the specified source to be played. The time out value (in
seconds) is optional. When the #TEmPSRC command is canceled or times out the renderer returns to the
original source. If a new #TEmPSRC command comes in while another is still active the new command takes
effect. Nested #TEmPSRC commands are not supported; the first #TEmPSRC is canceled by the second.
And when the second #TEmPSRC is canceled, the renderer will return to the original source.
Example: #TEmPSRC {{camera1}}, 60
Will switch renderer to “camera1” for 60 seconds and then switch back to whatever source it was rendering
before.
C
ommaNd
: #temPSrC {{
SourCe
N
ame
}}, off
If there is an active #TEmPSRC command and the temporary source has the specified name then the
#TEmPSRC command will be canceled and the renderer service will return to the original source. If the
source name does not match the command will have no effect. In this way a #TEmPSRC command may
be cancelled without fear of interfering with a different #TEmPSRC command which may have subsequently
overridden it.
C
ommaNd
: #temPSrC off
Will unconditionally cancel any active #TEmPSRC command.