TCPIP amplifier
Creates/registers a new amplifier associated with the client handle that created the connection
C[D]<seq_number>|amplifier create ip=<ip_string> port=<port> model=<model_string>
serial_num=<serial> ant=<radio_ant:amp_ant,...>
<ip_string> = optional IPv4 quartet (used to control amp from radio)
<port> = port number that the amplifier is listening for commands
<model_string> = model of amplifier (max length of 64 chars) (no spaces allowed)
<serial_num> = serial number of amplifier (max length of 64 chars) (no spaces allowed)
<radio_ant:amp_ant,...> = a list of radio_antenna to amplifier_antenna pairs that
specifies which radio antennas are connected to which amplifier
antennas, must be separated by commas (no spaces allowed).
amp_ant can also be NONE if that antenna is not connected
Example:
C44|amplifier create ip=192.168.20.209 port=9000 model=PowerGeniusXL serial_num=1284-2394-2345
ant=ANT1:PORTB,ANT2:NONE
If an amplifier has already been created by a specific client connection and this command is re-issued - it will overwrite the previous amplifier settings.
See Response Format for details on the format of the response messages from the radio
| Hex Response | Message | Debug Output / Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 00000000 | OK | |
| 50000016 | Malformed Command |
Responses
Response Example:
R44|0
Sets specific settings/fields of a particular amplifier object by handle.
C[D]<seq_number>|amplifier set <handle> operate=0|1
<handle> = the handle of the amplifier (received from create status message)
operate = 1|0 to specify if the amp is in operate mode (vs standby)
Example:
C44|amplifier set 0xA0F8467 operate=1
See Response Format for details on the format of the response messages from the radio
| Hex Response | Message | Debug Output / Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 00000000 | OK | |
| 50000016 | Malformed Command | |
| 500000A7 | Invalid amplifier - could not find by handle |
Responses
Response Example:
R44|0
To subscribe to amplifier notifications (status messages) see Subscribe Amplifier
