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Byte media point status:
 
Byte media point status:
0 – SpeakerStatusOffsetState, 0 – off, 1 – is playing, 2 – error, 4 – pause;
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:0 – SpeakerStatusOffsetState, 0 – off, 1 – is playing, 2 – error, 4 – pause;
1 – SpeakerStatusOffsetVolume, sound level;
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:1 – SpeakerStatusOffsetVolume, sound level;
2 – SpeakerStatusOffsetMute, Mute status;
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:2 – SpeakerStatusOffsetMute, Mute status;
3 – SpeakerStatusOffsetBalanse, balance;
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:3 – SpeakerStatusOffsetBalanse, balance;
4 – SpeakerStatusOffsetPriority, priority;
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:4 – SpeakerStatusOffsetPriority, priority;
5 – SpeakerStatusOffsetMsDuration, track length;
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:5 – SpeakerStatusOffsetMsDuration, track length;
9 – SpeakerStatusOffsetMsDuration, track current position;
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:9 – SpeakerStatusOffsetMsDuration, track current position;
13 – SpeakerStatusOffsetSyncMasterAddr, device address synchronised with media point;
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:13 – SpeakerStatusOffsetSyncMasterAddr, device address synchronised with media point;
13 – SpeakerStatusOffsetSyncMasterSubId, device SubID synchronised with media point;
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:13 – SpeakerStatusOffsetSyncMasterSubId, device SubID synchronised with media point;
14 – SpeakerStatusOffsetSyncMasterId, device ID synchronised with media point;
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:14 – SpeakerStatusOffsetSyncMasterId, device ID synchronised with media point;
16 – SpeakerStatusOffsetSyncSlaveCount, number of devices synchronised with media point. If non-zero values then the devices addresses will be recorded after URL;
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:16 – SpeakerStatusOffsetSyncSlaveCount, number of devices synchronised with media point. If non-zero values then the devices addresses will be recorded after URL;
17 – SpeakerStatusOffsetURL, tracked URL reference.
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:17 – SpeakerStatusOffsetURL, tracked URL reference.
  
 
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|2||pause||pause playing||<syntaxhighlight lang="xml" line>
 
|2||pause||pause playing||<syntaxhighlight lang="xml" line>
 
setStatus(MRID:30, 2);
 
setStatus(MRID:30, 2);
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</syntaxhighlight>
 
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|3||continue||continue playing||<syntaxhighlight lang="xml" line>
 
|3||continue||continue playing||<syntaxhighlight lang="xml" line>

Latest revision as of 09:38, 23 August 2021

MULTIROOM OUTPUT POINT CONTROL INSTRUCTIONS

setStatus(MR, {SpeakerCmd}); MRID – speaker address, for example 738:30; SpeakerCmd – set of commands, seperated by space.

List of commands

Parameter Value Description
v
vol
volume
0…250
+0…250
-0…250
volume level. With "+" or "-" increasing or decreasing volume level by the value
m
mute
0
1
other
mute on
mute off
inverse
p
pos
position
s.ms
h:m:s.ms
m:s
position for start playing
s=1
play
start playing
s=0
stop
stop playing
s=4
pause
pause playing
ss s.ms
m:s
soft start for current track
ssd s.ms
m:s
default level of soft start, it works for all tracks until the reboot
r
prior
priorites
0…250
-1
priorities of playing sounds
r=-1 send command with the priority of current or last track
u
url
link to media file

Example:

 1When script activated , start playing (s=1) to speaker 582:30 with mute off (m=0) from position 1 minute 20 seconds (p=1:20) with volume level 120(v=120),
 2priority 1 (r=1), soft start 10 seconds 50 milliseconds (ss=10.50), link to media file ("url=http://192.168.1.111/NAME.mp3").
 3When script turned off, send stop command to speaker 582:30 with priority 1.
 4 
 5<item addr="582:200" name="Play" type="script" uniq_id="5328">
 6V-ID/V-ADDR
 7{
 8  if(opt0()) setStatus(582:30,{"v=120 m=0 p=1:20 s=1 r=1 ss=10.50 url=http://192.168.1.111/NAME.mp3"});
 9  else setStatus(582:30,{"stop r=1"});
10}
11</item>

Previously version of commands (fully supported). SpeakerCmd is array of command code and value to set

 1SpeakerCmdPlay   = 1, file/link play. Example: setStatus(MRID:30, {1, VOLUME, PRIORITY, "MIDURL"});,
 2here VOLUME - sound level, PRIORITY - priority, MIDURL - link to media file. Example: setStatus(297:30, {1, 120, 0, "http://192.168.1.125/voice/sirena.mp3"});. 
 3For reproducing from interface to the loudspeaker - setStatus(MRID:30, {1, 180, 0, "mr://INTERFACE_ID:31"}); and to stop broadcasting - setStatus(MRID:30, 0);.
 4For reproducing from interface to the interface - setStatus(INTERFACE_ID1:30, {1, 180, 0, "mr://INTERFACE_ID2:31"}); and to stop broadcasting - setStatus(INTERFACE_ID1:30, 0);.
 5 
 6SpeakerCmdStop   = 0, stop.  setStatus(MRID:30, 0);
 7 SpeakerCmdPause   = 2, pause.  setStatus(MRID:30, 2);.
 8 SpeakerCmdContinue  = 3, continue. setStatus(MRID:30, 3);.
 9 SpeakerCmdVolume  = 4, sound level setting VOLUME, 0-250.  setStatus(MRID:30, {4,VOLUME});.
10 SpeakerCmdVolumeRel  = 5, increment/decrement sound for VOLUME value from the current. setStatus(MRID:30, {5,-VOLUME});.
11 SpeakerCmdMute   = 6, sound off.  setStatus(MRID:30, {6,1})- mute off, setStatus(MRID:30, {6,0})- mute on.
12SpeakerCmdBalanse  = 7, balance.
13 SpeakerCmdSetUrl  = 8, URL play. setStatus(297:30, {8,"http://stream1.lux.fm:8088"});.
14 SpeakerCmdSeek   = 9, playback setting from the position specified in the command, milliseconds from track start, 4 bytes. setStatus(MRID:30, {9,0,1,0,0}); - playback starting from 256 milliseconds.
15SpeakerCmdSeekRel  = 10, forward/backward winding.
16SpeakerCmdPauseReverse   = 11, change of the command "pause" into the command "continue" and change from "continue" into "pause"  setStatus(MRID:30, 11);
17SpeakerCmdSetSyncMaster = 32, synchronise, setStatus(MRID:30,{32,MasterSubID,MasterID_low,MasterID_hi});
18 SpeakerCmdPlayingSync = 33, synchronise the reproduction on the devices, setStatus(MRID:30,{32,SlaveSubID,SlaveID_low,SlaveID_hi,SlaveSubID1,SlaveID1_low,SlaveID1_hi,...,SlaveSubIDN,SlaveIDN_low,SlaveIDN_hi});
19 SpeakerCmdPlayingMove = 34, relocate the reproduction on the devices, setStatus(MRID:30,{32,,SlaveSubID,SlaveID_low,SlaveID_hi,SlaveSubID1,SlaveID1_low,SlaveID1_hi,...,SlaveSubIDN,SlaveIDN_low,SlaveIDN_hi});
20 SpeakerCmdError   = 48, error.
21 SpeakerCmdVolume2  = 0xfe, sound level for binding to dimmer, setStatus(MRID:30,{0xFE,VOLUME});.
22SpeakerCmdSeek   = 0xFF, change of the command "stop" into the command "continue" and change from "continue" into "stop"  setStatus(MRID:30, 0xFF);

Mediapoint control PRIORITY (0-lowest level, 250-highest) If you play with priority 1 and higher, then the interface will have priority 0. Control from the application will not work.

MEDIA POINT STATUS

Byte media point status:

0 – SpeakerStatusOffsetState, 0 – off, 1 – is playing, 2 – error, 4 – pause;
1 – SpeakerStatusOffsetVolume, sound level;
2 – SpeakerStatusOffsetMute, Mute status;
3 – SpeakerStatusOffsetBalanse, balance;
4 – SpeakerStatusOffsetPriority, priority;
5 – SpeakerStatusOffsetMsDuration, track length;
9 – SpeakerStatusOffsetMsDuration, track current position;
13 – SpeakerStatusOffsetSyncMasterAddr, device address synchronised with media point;
13 – SpeakerStatusOffsetSyncMasterSubId, device SubID synchronised with media point;
14 – SpeakerStatusOffsetSyncMasterId, device ID synchronised with media point;
16 – SpeakerStatusOffsetSyncSlaveCount, number of devices synchronised with media point. If non-zero values then the devices addresses will be recorded after URL;
17 – SpeakerStatusOffsetURL, tracked URL reference.

The comment as for Multiroom tools tab in the interface:

  • Message: reproduction of the message recorded to the speaker (speakers) via the microphone of interface. For recording the messages select speaker (speakers), volume and press to start speaking. After recording the message press the button “stop speaking” and the message will be displayed on the selected speaker.
  • Synchronize: reproduction is synchronized between 2 speakers. Upon that two speakers replay media files synchronically, reproduction is managed from the speaker it is synchronized with. For stopping press “stop” on the synchronized speaker.
  • Move reproduction: reproduction is moved. At that the reproduction is stopped on the speaker from which it is moved. It is possible to manage the track from the speaker where the reproduction is moved.
  • Synchronize play list: play list synchronization.

Previously version of commands (fully supported). SpeakerCmd is array of command code and value to set

Key Name Description Example
1 file/link play start playing, where VOLUME – sound level, PRIORITY – priority, MIDURL – link to media file
1setStatus(MRID:30, {1, VOLUME, PRIORITY, "MIDURL"});
2setStatus(297:30, {1, 120, 0, "http://192.168.1.111/NAME.mp3"});
0 stop stop playing
1setStatus(MRID:30, 0);
2 pause pause playing
1setStatus(MRID:30, 2);
3 continue continue playing
1setStatus(MRID:30, 3);
4 volume volume level setting VOLUME, 0-250
1setStatus(MRID:30, {4,VOLUME});
5 change volume by value increment/decrement sound for VOLUME value from the current
1setStatus(MRID:30, {5,-VOLUME});
6 mute mute on or mute off
1setStatus(MRID:30, {6,1}); - mute on
2setStatus(MRID:30, {6,0}); - mute off.
8 URL URL play
1setStatus(MRID:30, {8,"http://stream1.lux.fm:8088"});
9 playback starting playback setting from the position specified in the command, milliseconds from track start, 4 bytes
1setStatus(MRID:30, {9,0,1,0,0}); 
2playback starting from 256 milliseconds.
10 - forward/backward winding. -
11 inverse change of the command "pause" into the command "continue" and change from "continue" into "pause"
1setStatus(MRID:30, 11);
32 - synchronise
1setStatus(MRID:30,{32,MasterSubID,MasterID_low,MasterID_hi});
33 - synchronise the reproduction on the devices
1setStatus(MRID:30,{32,SlaveSubID,SlaveID_low,
2SlaveID_hi,SlaveSubID1,SlaveID1_low,SlaveID1_hi,...,
3SlaveSubIDN,SlaveIDN_low,SlaveIDN_hi});
34 - relocate the reproduction on the devices -
48 - Error -
64 Next track Change track to next in playlist
1setStatus(MRID:30, 64);
65 Prev track Change track to previous in playlist
1setStatus(MRID:30, 65);
0xFE - sound level for binding to dimmer
1setStatus(MRID:30,{0xFE,VOLUME});
0xFF - change of the command "stop" into the command "continue" and change from "continue" into "stop"
1setStatus(MRID:30, 0xFF);

Command to controll playlists

  • pl-load – load playlist
  • pl-save – save playlist
  • pl-play – play playlist

Example:

1setStatus(MRID:30, "pl-load:/PL");
2setStatus(MRID:30, "pl-save:PL");
3setStatus(MRID:30, "pl-play:/PL");

where PL – playlist name.