07-14-2020 10:43 AM
Greetings
We are installing new AV equipment in a divisible training room that has ceiling mics and handheld mics. Today we have AMX which we are removing for Crestron and we can presently mute/unmute the ceiling mics and just leave the handheld or lavalier mics as active for presenters. What I would like to obtain from the group is any suggestions on how to setup a command on the touch 10 that would be connected to a Crestron controller to allow for this button. Note: The audio input into the codec (SX80) is a line in.
Thanks in advance
Charles
07-19-2020 05:56 PM
07-21-2020 10:03 AM
Thanks for this input. There has been a slight change to my question now. We are separating out the mic inputs to the codec with Mic 1 being ceiling mics and Mic 2 being lavaliere and handheld mics. From there, we want to have the ability to mute Mic 1 and leave Mic 2 active and vice versa.
I understand that labeling the buttons is primary function on Touch 10 however; isn't there a command within the codec that I can put behind that button to do this?
07-21-2020 11:43 AM
I did a little more research since my last post. So what I think I am looking for is the ability via API to mute mic 1 or mic 2. I do not see that as an available xCommand but want to confirm that I am not missing any recent updates to API's. All I see is the ability to mute all mics...not a specific mic: (xCommand Audio Microphones Mute)
As a workaround to this I was considering running an xConfiguration command to simply change the mode of mic1/2 to off however; I am not seeing a way to get an xStatus on the mode of said mic1/2. Is this correct?
07-22-2020 09:47 PM
The Mic Mute is an all or nothing. An alternate option is to turn the mic on or off.
xConfiguration Audio Input Microphone [n] Mode: On | Off
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