AUDIO_IN_SENSITIVITY

Description

> Get or Set the AudioIn Sensitivity configuration. Check the device specification is needed before use this command.

> If the CHANNEL=n was not set with this URL to the Multi-Channel device, this command is read-only command and the CHANNEL 1 video server's AUDIO_IN_SENSITIVITY configuration will be returned. If the CHANNEL 1 video server does not connect to the router, the error message will be returned.

> For WPL Decoder Devices, there are four AudioIn Volume level, mute, low, middle and larger. Considering consistency of this URL, the AudioIn level will be mapped into LOW and HIGH levels. Here is the mapping rule.

> AudioIn Level in WPL Decoder Device | Sensitivity Level of this URL
> low | LOW
> larger | HIGH

> The mute and middle levels will be not implemented then.

Input Argument

> LOW : 0dB MIC Boost
> HIGH : 20 dB MIC Boost

Attribute

- Readable and Writable
- On-Fly

Return of Message

- Read Operation

> AUDIO_IN_SENSITIVITY='HIGH'

- Write Operation

> OK: AUDIO_IN_SENSITIVITY='HIGH'
> or
> ERROR: AUDIO_IN_SENSITIVITY='HIGH'

Applicability

- WPL Platform : All Decoder Devices
- EPL Platform : All Devices
- PlatformT : All Devices
- Multi-Channel Encoder : All Devices (4CH and 16CH only)

Status

> Valid

See Also

> V2_AUDIO_ENABLED, AUDIO_OUT_VOLUME, AUDIO_OUT_LEVEL

Example

- Read Operation

> http://ip:port/cgi-bin/system?USER=Admin&PWD=123456&AUDIO_IN_SENSITIVITY
> or
> http://ip:port/cgi-bin/cmd/system?AUDIO_IN_SENSITIVITY

- Write Operation

> http://ip:port/cgi-bin/system?USER=Admin&PWD=123456&AUDIO_IN_SENSITIVITY=HIGH
> or
> http://ip:port/cgi-bin/cmd/system?AUDIO_IN_SENSITIVITY=HIGH

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