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Getting Started
The two SPDIF ports available on Generation 2 M120e devices , the two SPDIF ports are configurable as inputs or outputs in a number of different ways. These The following protocol commands should be sent over a telnet connection on port 17037The digital I/O
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Hardware/Software Requirements
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Digital coax outputs on the M120e are only configurable on generation 2 or later M120e amplifiers. The digital coax outputs on generation 1 amplifiers will be labeled ‘Zone 1’ and ‘Zone 2’ rather than ‘Flexport A' and 'Flexport B’ |
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Both flexports cannot be configured to follow the same zone or source |
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'This feature is only configurable through a telnet connection and is currently not supported by any control system driver or by Mirage Media Servers' |
Instructions
Command structure: <command><zone><data><data><data>
The digital output options are configured using the "Digital input/output options" command (17). The zone byte for this command will always be FF. The first and second data bytes are the amplifier’s ID. To determine an amp’s ID, see Determining an Amp's hex ID. The third byte of the command data is 00 for flexport A and 01 for flexport B. The fourth byte of the command is currently data should be one of the following:
00: Digital Output Source 101: Digital Output Source 202: Digital Output Amp Zone 103: Digital Output Amp Zone 204: Digital Output Amp Zone 305: Digital Output Amp Zone 4FF: Digital I/O Disabled
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Examples
Some examples, assuming our amp’s amplifier's Amp ID is 1234:
17FF12340000 sets flexport A to be digital loopout loop-out of source 1
17FF12340105 sets flexport B to be a digital mirror of zone 4
Defaults
To fix erroneously configured devices back to what they should be at the factory, useset the flexports back to their default settings send the following commands, replacing 1234 with your amplifier's Amp ID:
17FF12340002 and 17FF12340103 to configure ports A and B to be digital mirrors of zones 1 and 2.To determine an amp’s ID, see Determining an Amp's hex ID