Difference between revisions of "AUDIO DETECT"
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- Initial implementation requires audio detection by external hardware, using a [[RCI]] with $VOX action. | - Initial implementation requires audio detection by external hardware, using a [[RCI]] with $VOX action. | ||
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| − | |align=center|1|| | + | |align=center|1|| BITMAP[1..8] ||colspan="3"|Bits 1..4 (left nibble) AMC 08.01<br\> |
0-15 = Sub-event for Simplex_Conference_Audio. Default 0.<br\> | 0-15 = Sub-event for Simplex_Conference_Audio. Default 0.<br\> | ||
Bits 4..8 (right nibble):<br\> | Bits 4..8 (right nibble):<br\> | ||
Revision as of 13:33, 21 June 2007
| AUDIO_DETECT | 0x0053 | 83 | AMC 07.60 | |
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| $VOX 01 L8201 | ||||
| This message triggers the event Simplex_Conference_Audio on all stations which are active members of a simplex conference.<br\>
- Used in Multiconference system (MCS) to turn on LED signal in Talkback key when audio is present in the corresponding conference. If sub-events are used, more than one indication is possible in each Talkback key.<br\> - Initial implementation requires audio detection by external hardware, using a RCI with $VOX action. | ||||
| 1 | BITMAP[1..8] | Bits 1..4 (left nibble) AMC 08.01<br\>
0-15 = Sub-event for Simplex_Conference_Audio. Default 0.<br\> Bits 4..8 (right nibble):<br\> 0 = audio ended (off)<br\> 1 = audio detected (on)<br\> Advanced Example: $VOX 21 L8201 is sub-event 2 ON. | ||
| 2 | NET_OBJ_REF <br\>{LOCAL_DIRNO,<br\>LOCAL_ENTITY} | Conference identity | ||