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Audio Authority HLX Series User Manual 13

Serial Control

Serial commands can be used at any time via RS-232 or

Ethernet to change the HLX settings. See page 19 for a

complete list of commands.

Default RS-232 Port Settings

Transfer Rate 9600 bps

Data Bits 8

Stop Bits 1

Parity None

Flow Control or Data Flow None

Character type ASCII

Interface connector DB-9

DB-9 Electrical rating Pins 2 and 3, ±15 VDC

DB-9 Pin-out Pin 2, Tx

Pin 3, Rx

Pin 5, Ground

Shell, Ground

• All serial commands require opening and closing

brackets “[ ]” but do not require any periods, spaces, or

commas.

• Commands can be in any order: [RPZ1] = [R, Z1, P]

• Enter a line feed and carriage return after each

command.

• ASCII codes not specied are ignored (i.e. control codes,

unused alphanumeric characters, etc.).

Setup for Ethernet Control

Consult your network administrator if you are unfamiliar

with setting up a network connection.

HLX commands (see page 19 for a complete list) can

be issued using an Ethernet connection and a telnet

program. There are two LED indicators located next to the

Ethernet port N on the rear panel that will help in identifying

connection issues:

• Link - The Link LED is steadily lit if a connection is

detected and ashes when activity is present.

• Speed - The Speed LED is off for 10 base T, and on for

100 base T.

Using the Ethernet Port

Use a telnet client or terminal

program on a Mac or PC to send

and receive commands through

the Ethernet port on the HLX. Connect a PC directly to

the Ethernet port using a crossover cable, or alternatively

use a standard Ethernet hub or switch and standard patch

cables. Once connected to a PC or network, by default the

HLX attempts to obtain an IP address automatically using

DHCP. To use static settings, see below.

Using DHCP

DHCP is enabled on the HLX by default. If DHCP is

enabled on your network, simply connect the HLX to

the network with an existing DHCP server to obtain all

necessary settings.

Static Addressing (Connected to a PC)

• The HLX must be given an IP address which will not

conict with the PC. Go to the network settings (which

are found in control panel -> network -> local connection

properties of a PC running Windows XP).

• Change the TCP/IP protocol properties, and set the

IP address, gateway, and subnet mask, if they are

not already set. This can be arbitrarily done on a

direct connection, but a good choice for the settings

would be IP address of 192.168.0.1, subnet mask of

255.255.255.0, and an empty default gateway. Once

these values have been set, use serial commands to set

the network settings of the HLX in a similar manner, but

use a different IP address than that of the computer (for

example, 192.168.0.2).

Static Addressing (Through a Network)

• The HLX must be set to the same settings as the PC

except for the IP address, which must be one available

on the network. To determine this in Windows, use the

DOS prompt (Start->Run->cmd) commands ipcong

and ping. Ipcong will list the PC’s settings, and ping will

allow you to test addresses to make sure that nothing

else on the network has that address.

• Once connectivity is established, a telnet program such

as Hyper Terminal, Teraterm, PuTTY etc, must be used

to connect to the device. Enter the IP address of the

HLX and leave the default port (23) to connect. Once

connected, standard serial commands (listed in Appendix

A) can be issued in an identical manner to serial control.

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