Cloud Electronics CDI-S100 - Manual (Page 10)

CDI-S100 Installation Guide v1.0 10
5.
Set master mic level
The strings used to set the master level of the CX462’s microphone channel are the same as those
to set the music channel level, except that the character ‘U’ is replaced by ‘I’. As with the music
channel, adjustment is in half-dB steps, and the values m, p and q in the General Format table above
represent the number of half-dB steps (and are thus double the number of dBs required by the
absolute or relative level change).
EXAMPLE COMMAND (ASCII) COMMAND (HEX)
Set mic level to 20 dB below
maximum
<MI,LA40/> 3C 4D 49 2C 4C 41 34 30 2F 3E
Reduce Mic level by 10 dB <MI,LD20/> 3C 4D 49 2C 4C 44 32 30 2F 3E
Increase mic level by 3 dB <MI,LU6/> 3C 4D 49 2C 4C 55 36 2F 3E
6. Mute/unmute all microphones
In addition to muting/unmuting the mic inputs individually, the CX462’s microphone channel can be
muted at the master stage. The command strings to mute or unmute the mic channel contain no
variables, thus the commands given in the General Format table are always applicable.
EXAMPLE COMMAND (ASCII) COMMAND (HEX)
Mute mic channel <MI,M/> 3C 4D 49 2C 4D 2F 3E
Unmute mic channel <MI,O/> 3C 4D 49 2C 4F 2F 3E