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ARCAM ARCAM SA10 SA10 06/21/2018 01:00 PM 06/21/2018 01:00 PM 7 devices_sm\amplifier.gif devices_lg\amplifier.gif lua_gen ip DriverWorks arcam:amplifier_SA10 amplifier Audio/Video False False False True True False False False False False False False False True True 0 0 8 1 False False False False 6001 6 Network Connection 4 True False False True TCP 50000 True True True 5001 1 SA10 Amplifier 2 False False False True AVSWITCH 7000 Room Selection 6 7 false true AUDIO_VOLUME AUDIO_SELECTION 6 3001 false false AUX Input 0 True true STEREO 6 3002 false false PHONO Input 1 True true STEREO 6 3003 false false STB Input 1 True true STEREO 6 3004 false false PVR Input 1 True true STEREO 6 3005 false false AV Input 1 True true STEREO 6 3006 false false BD Input 1 True true DIGITAL_COAX 6 3007 false false CD Input 1 True true DIGITAL_COAX 6 3008 false false SAT Input 1 True true DIGITAL_OPTICAL 6 4000 true false Speakers 1 false true SPEAKER AlwaysOn 0 0 False Home Control4 certified on 10/22/2018 for software released version: 2.10.4 ################################################################################## ARCAM SA10 Control4 Driver ################################################################################## Connection ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The driver connection to an SA10 is done over TCP/IP. An ethernet cable connected to the local network should be plugged into the ethernet port on the back of the device. The unit needs the Net Standby option set On and a valid IP Address allocated either as a static IP or over DHCP. Connections are made to the device identified by the IP Address property on port 50000. This should be set during the setup of the device. \n This is automatically invoked during driver initialisation. Driver Identification ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On power-up the SA10 will send an SDDP Notify Alive message which should be picked up by Composer and the device displayed on the "Discovered" tab. Alternatively a Notify Identify message can be generated from the System Settings menu:\n 1. Hold the Mute button down for 3 seconds, the System menu will be displayed. 2. Select System Settings using the -> soft key. 3. Navigate to the C4 SDDP menu using the Up/Down soft keys 4. Send the Notify Identify message by pressing the -> soft key. Driver Installation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The driver may be installed by double-clicking on the device in the Composer Discovered window. Doing this should automatically associated the device entry with the correct IP Address, and communication should be established automatically. Alternatively the device driver may be selected from the Composer Search window. Once selected the device entry can be associated with the correct IP Address using the Connections -> Network window. Either double click on the device entry and follow the Network Identify steps to manually add the IP Address or drag the device’s connection string from the list of Available devices onto the corresponding device entry. Standby Mode ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In order to comply with international regulations for consumer products, this unit is designed to enter a low power standby mode if no user interaction and no audio input signal are detected for an extended period of time. To adjust the length or disable the idle time before the unit goes into standby please refer to the Timeout entry in the System Menu section of the user manual. Properties ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Version: Shows the current version of the driver. Power: Displays and sets the Power state of the device. Volume: Displays and sets the current volume of the device Current Input: Displays and sets the current input of the device. Mute: Displays and sets the mute state of the device. Connection Status: Displays the current connection state of the device (Connected/Disconnected) Debug Mode: Displays and sets the level of messages output to the Lua window. - Off: No messages are output - Info: Only Information messages indicating the LUA functions that have run are output - Debug: All messages are output, giving detailed information on the actions being taken by the driver. Actions ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Increment Volume: Sends a message to the device that increments the volume by 1. (max 99) (if not in Processor Mode - see below) Decrement Volume: Sends a message to the device that decrements the volume by 1. (min 0) (if not in Processor Mode - see below) Balance Right: Sends a message to the device that moves the Balance 1 step to the right. Balance Left: Sends a message to the device that moves the Balance 1 step to the left. Mute: Mutes the devices output. Unmute: Unmutes the devices output. Device Limitations ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Only one TCP/IP connection is allowed to the device. This means that the control application cannot be used in conjunction with a Control4 setup. - Any commands sent to the device (such as changing volume, or muting the device) while it is changing input may be ignored. - The amplifier can have one of its inputs defined as being in Processor Mode. This mode ensures a fixed volume on the chosen input. When the Processor mode input is selected any changes to Volume will be ignored. Troubleshooting ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If the device does not appear to be communication with Control4 , the following steps can be taken: - Check that the device is connected to the Control4 controller using a working Ethernet cable. - Check that the TCP/IP connection to the device is not being used by another application (MusicLife, Device Console) - Check the device is powered on and is not in sleep mode. - In the devices Network Settings -> Net Standby menu check the state is "On" - In Composer, select the device entry. Look at the Properties window. If the state is Disconnected wait for 30 seconds. If the state does not change power cycle the device. - In Composer, select the device entry. Set the Debug Mode to Debug, and display the Lua window. - On the device change inputs/volume. - If there is no output in the Lua window it implies that there is no connection. Debugging ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 levels of debugging are provided: None - No debug messages are output. Info - Messages indicating the LUA functions that have run. Debug - Extra information on message content and processing. Technical Support ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please email ARCAM support (arcam.support@harman.com) Unmute unmute Mute mute Balance Left balance_left Balance Right balance_right Decrement Volume volume_decrement Increment Volume volume_increment -- Driver Version -- STRING ---------- Driver Version ---------- true Version STRING True 1 -- Control -- STRING ---------- Control ---------- true The properties below can be used to alter the device settings Power LIST False Off Off On Volume RANGED_INTEGER false 30 1 99 Current Input LIST False PHONO PHONO AUX PVR AV STB CD BD SAT Used to display and select the current input Mute LIST False Off Off On -- Connection -- STRING ---------- Connection ---------- true The properties below show the current connection status of the device Connection Status LIST True Disconnected Disconnected Connected -- Debug -- STRING ---------- Debug ---------- true Debug Mode LIST False Off Off Info Debug Use this to select the level of debugging shown in the LUA window Control4 certified on 10/22/2018 for software released version: 2.10.4