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xCommand Audio LocalInput Add
Create a virtual local input, and generate an identifier for it (InputId). A local input is associated
with a set of input connectors, and you can specify the following: a name for the local input,
how to mix the signals from the associated input connectors, the use of Automatic Gain Control
(AGC), mute, and whether to make a mono or stereo signal.
The maximum number of local input modules is 8. You get an error message if you exceed the
limit.
This command is mainly intended for internal use by the CE Console. If you don't use CE
Console, you need to manually add the command in a startup script in order to make the defini-
tion persistent over a reboot.
Requires user role: ADMIN
USAGE:
xCommand Audio LocalInput Add [InputId: InputId] [Name: "Name"] [MixerMode:
MixerMode] [AGC: AGC] [Mute: Mute] [Channels: Channels]
where
: Integer (0..65534)
InputId
A unique identifier for the local input. If you don't specify an InputID, the system will
automatically create one for you. We recommend that you specify the InputId yourself in
case you need to refer to the local input at a later stage.
: String (0, 255)
Name
Choose a name that describes the local input. If you don't specify a name, the string will
be empty.
: Auto/Fixed/GainShared
MixerMode
Auto: If one input signal is dominating, the signal on the other connectors are attenuated
with 20 dB each.
Fixed: The input signals all have the same weight, and consequently they are mixed
together with equal gains (default).
GainShared: If one or some of the input signals dominate, the rest of the input signals
are attenuated by a few dB so that the total gain of the mixed signal remains the same
all the time.
Auto and GainShared are intended for the microphone inputs; Fixed is recommended
for Line and HDMI inputs.
: On/Off
AGC
On: Adjusts the gain continuously to maintain a constant sound level (default).
Off: No automatic gain control.
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: On/Off
Mute
On: Mutes the mix of input signals (default).
Off: No muting.
: Integer (1..2)
Channels
1: Mixes the input signals into a mono signal (default).
2: Mixes the input signals into a stereo signal.
xCommand Audio LocalInput AddConnector
Attach an input connector to the local input given by the input ID. You have to specify both the
connector's type and number (ConnectorType, ConnectorId) to uniquely identify the connector.
A connector can only be attached to one local input.
Run xStatus Audio Input LocalInput to get an overview of all local inputs.
This command is mainly intended for internal use by the CE Console. If you don't use CE
Console, you need to manually add the command in a startup script in order to make the defini-
tion persistent over a reboot.
Requires user role: ADMIN
USAGE:
xCommand Audio LocalInput AddConnector InputId:
ConnectorType
ConnectorId:
ConnectorId
where
: Integer (0..65534)
InputId
The unique identifier of the local input. It was generated when the local input was
created with the xCommand Audio LocalInput Add command.
: HDMI/Line/Microphone
ConnectorType
Select the connector type.
: Integer (1..3) for an HDMI connector; Integer (1..4) for a Line connector; Integer
ConnectorId
(1..8) for a microphone connector
Select a connector. The connectors are numbered from left to right on the codec
connector panel (as seen from rear).
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InputId
ConnectorType:
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