Telepresence SX80 Serial Command

[allanhontiveros1]

Hi,

I'm trying to integrate SX80 to AMX control system and based on the API guide the "key click and key press" is not available in SX80. What serial command can I use to do manual dialing (video call)?

Note: I used the xcommand key click key: <0...890> for C series codecs however this is not working for SX80.

Need Help, thanks

Lan

[Patrick Sparkman · Accepted solution]

The SX80 is controlled via a touch panel, and not a remote like previous codecs, which is why the key click commands aren't present.  Only option is probably xCommand Dial, see the SX80 API Reference Guide, pg 108.  You could have the user enter the address they want to call into a text field and use it to create the dial string sending it to the SX80.

[Wayne DeNardi]

As Patrick has said above, the xCommand Dial would be the best to use.  We use that with our external control systems and dial the whole string presented in a dial box rather than individual key presses (this also makes it a lot easier to dial non-numeric addresses such as a full SIP URI).

Wayne
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[allanhontiveros1]

Thanks Wayne

[easyforms]

I have a 80 SX TC 7.3 with audio tracking system. The VC is controlled via RS-232 with the current API.
In a Connenct the PIP OFF / ON command is not responding. Disconnect When does the pip.
Command:
xCommand CamCtrlPip Mode: On Duration: 0
xCommand CamCtrlPip Mode: Off Duration: 0

what can it be?

[Patrick Sparkman]

What happens if you try the following:

xConfiguration Video SelfviewDefault Mode: <On/Off>

[Wayne DeNardi]

The CamCtrlPip commands define if, and how long, a PiP will first pop up on the screen for when you place a call so you can check your camera positioning, and not for any other control of the Self View on the screen.  Changing these once a call has been placed will not alter the PiP visibility until a further call is placed.

I'm assuming that you're trying to make the self view come on screen, then go off again via your external interface.

The correct commands to do this would be:

xCommand Video SelfView Set Mode: On

xCommand Video SelfView Set Mode: Off

Wayne
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[allanhontiveros1]

Thanks Patrick

[Patrick Sparkman · Accepted solution]

No problem, don't forget to mark the discussion as answered so it can help others behind you that might have the same question.