VigilLink VLDT-WP44AB 4×4 Dante Wall Plate User Manual
- June 29, 2024
- VigilLink
Table of Contents
- VLDT-WP44AB 4×4 Dante Wall Plate
- Specifications
- Product Information
- Introduction
- Features
- Package Contents
- Connection Instructions
- Powering Options
- Control Methods
- Bluetooth Configuration
- Q: What type of surge protection is recommended for this
- Q: What is the transmission distance supported by this
- Q: What are the audio formats supported by the Bluetooth inputs
VLDT-WP44AB 4×4 Dante Wall Plate
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Specifications
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Product Name: VLDT-WP44AB
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Description: 4×4 Dante Wall Plate with Analog and Bluetooth
Inputs and Outputs -
Version: 1.0
Product Information
Introduction
This product can be controlled via front panel buttons, API
commands using TCP/IP. A Web server / GUI is built in that features
Bluetooth configuration and input/output control. Software
configuration for this product allows for the Bluetooth name to be
amended as required when being deployed in multi-user spaces.
Features
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Supports AES67 RTP audio transport
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Supports up to Class 4 IEEE 802.3at PoE (compatible with IEEE
802.3af PoE) for powering the product from any PoE switch -
Power via local 12V DC adapter (not included) when the network
switch does not support PoE -
Front panel button, TCP/IP, and Web GUI control
Package Contents
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1 x Dante 4×4 Wall Plate
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1 x Faceplate
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1 x 2pin-3.5mm Phoenix Connector (male)
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4 x American Standard Slotted Semi-countersunk Head Screws
6#-32 -
4 x American 6#-32 screws
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1 x User Manual
Product Usage Instructions
Connection Instructions
The product requires the use of UTP connectors. Connect using
the direct interconnection method and do not cross connect.
Powering Options
This product can be powered using a Class 4 IEEE 802.3at PoE
switch, or via a local 12V DC adapter if the network switch does
not support PoE.
Control Methods
You can control the product using front panel buttons, API
commands via TCP/IP, and the built-in Web GUI for configuration and
control of inputs/outputs.
Bluetooth Configuration
The product supports Bluetooth v5.0 with various audio formats
and sample rates. You can configure the Bluetooth name as needed,
especially in multi-user environments.
FAQ
Q: What type of surge protection is recommended for this
product?
A: It is recommended to use surge protection systems to
safeguard the sensitive electrical components from spikes, surges,
electric shock, and lightning strikes.
Q: What is the transmission distance supported by this
product?
A: The product supports a transmission distance of up to
328ft/100m using CAT6/6A/7 cables.
Q: What are the audio formats supported by the Bluetooth inputs
and outputs?
A: The Bluetooth inputs support v5.0,
SBC/MP3/AAC/APT-X/APTX-LL/APTX-HD formats, while the Bluetooth
outputs support LPCM format.
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VLDT-WP44AB
4×4 Dante Wall Plate with Analog and Bluetooth Inputs and Outputs
VER 1.0
Thank you for purchasing this product
For optimum performance and safety, please read these instructions carefully
before connecting, operating or adjusting this product. Please keep this
manual for future reference.
Surge protection device recommended
This product contains sensitive electrical components that may be damaged by
electrical spikes, surges, electric shock, lighting strikes, etc. Use of surge
protection systems is highly recommended in order to protect and extend the
life of your equipment.
Caution
The product requires the use of UTP connectors. Please connect in direct
interconnection method and do not cross connect.
White and Orange Orange White and Green Blue White and Blue Green White and
Brown Brown
Direct Interconnection Method
Table of Contents
1. Introduction……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1 2.
Features…………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1 3. Package
Contents………………………………………………………………………………………….. 1 4.
Specifications…………………………………………………………………………………………………. 2 5. Operation Controls
and Functions…………………………………………………………………… 3 6. Web GUI User
Guide………………………………………………………………………………………. 5 7. API Commands
Control…………………………………………………………………………………..13 8. Connection
Diagram……………………………………………………………………………………….. 21
1. Introduction
The Dante 4×4 wall plate is a standard US decora 2-Gang size with multi-input
/ output to bridge Bluetooth audio and analog audio to or from a digital
Dante® networked audio system. It features 2 channels Bluetooth inputs and 4
channels unbalanced audio inputs total 4 channels convert to Dante® digital
audio, and 4 channels of Dante® audio convert to 4 channels unbalanced audio
outputs. It also can work as 4 channels unbalanced audio inputs convert to
Dante® digital audio, and 4 channels of Dante® audio convert to 2 channels
Bluetooth outputs and 4 channels unbalanced audio outputs.
This product can be controlled via front panel buttons, API commands using
TCP/IP. A Web server / GUI is built in that features Bluetooth configuration
and input / output control. Software configuration for this product allows for
the Bluetooth name to be amended as required where being deployed in multi-
user spaces.
The Dante 4×4 wall plate is a plug & play device that is powered using PoE
(Power over Ethernet), or via local 12V DC power supply. It offers support for
AES67 RTP audio transport. This product is the ideal BYOD interface to allow
any Bluetooth device to stream audio wirelessly to a Dante® audio system.
2. Features
Dante® network wall plate interface for Bluetooth and analog L/R audio inputs
and outputs There are 2 working modes:
Mode 1: 2ch Bluetooth and 4ch un-balanced audio sources to Dante® audio
conversion Converts Dante® audio to 4ch un-balanced audio outputs
Mode 2: 4ch un-balanced audio sources to Dante® audio conversion Converts
Dante® audio to 2ch Bluetooth and 4ch un-balanced audio outputs
Configurable Bluetooth naming allows for simple discovery of the device
Adjustable input gain from +12dB to -12dB via control software Adjustable
output volume from 0 to 100 via control software Dante® 44.1, 48, 88.2 & 96kHz
sample rates @ 16, 24 or 32 bit Configurable Dante® device latency (supports
1, 2 or 5ms configurable using Dante®
Controller) Supports AES67 RTP audio transport Supports up to Class 4 IEEE
802.3at PoE (compatible with IEEE 802.3af PoE) for
powering the product from any PoE switch Power via local 12V DC adapter (not
included) when network Switch does not support PoE Front panel button, TCP/IP,
and Web GUI control
3. Package Contents
1 x Dante 4×4 Wall Plate 1 x Faceplate 1 x 2pin-3.5mm Phoenix Connector (male)
4 x American Standard Slotted Semi-countersunk Head Screws 6#-32 4 x American
6#-32 screws 1 x User Manual
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4. Specifications
Technical
Network Bandwidth
100Mbps
Audio Latency
Configurable Dante device latency (Supports 1, 2 or 5ms configurable using Dante Controller)
Audio Formats Audio Sample Rate
Bluetooth IN: v5.0, SBC/MP3/AAC/APT-X/APTX-LL/APTX -HD, 2CH, 44.1K-48KHz
16/24Bit LINE IN: Unbalanced analog audio 2CH, Max input level 10dBu DANTE
IN/OUT: Digital audio 4CH, 44.1K-96KHz 16/24Bit Bluetooth OUT: v5.0, LPCM 2CH,
48KHz 16/24Bit LINE OUT: Unbalanced analog audio 2CH, Max output level 10dBu
44.1
48
88.2
96KHz
Transmission Distance 328ft/100m (CAT6/6A/7)
ESD Protection
IEC 61000-4-2: ±8kV (Air-gap discharge) , ±4kV (Contact discharge)
Analog Audio Input Impedance
10KOhms
Output Impedance
330Ohms
Line Input Level (Maximum)
Line Output Level (Maximum)
10dBu (2.45Vrms) @ unbalanced audio 10dBu (2.45Vrms) @ unbalanced audio
Frequency Response (+0.5dB, -1dB) 20Hz to 20kHz Audio Output Sync Delay 0 to 50ms
Audio S/N Ratio
108dB @ 2.45Vrms, 1kHz A-weighted
Audio THD+N
<0.01% @ 0dBV, 1kHz
Dante Audio
Audio Formats
LPCM2.0
Sample Rate
44.1, 48, 88.2 and 96KHz at 16, 24 or 32bits
Audio Delay
1ms, 2ms, 5ms
Network Bandwidth
100Mbps
Connection
Input
1 x IN 1/2 [3.5mm audio jack, LINE audio, un-balanced 2CH] 1 x IN 3/4 [3.5mm audio jack, LINE audio, un-balanced 2CH] 1 x Service [USB Type C port, 16-pin female] 1 x DANTE (PoE) [RJ45 connector, digital audio in/out 4CH] 1 x DC 12V [2-pin phoenix connector]
Output
1 x OUT 1/2 [3.5mm audio jack, LINE audio, un-balanced 2CH] 1 x OUT 3/4 [3.5mm audio jack, LINE audio, un-balanced 2CH]
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Mechanical Housing
Color Dimensions Weight Power Supply Power Consumption
Front panel: Plastic Rear case: Metal Enclosure Front panel: White Rear case:
Black
91.8mm [W] x 43.1mm [D] x 104.8mm [H] 230g 1) PoE/PD (compatible with IEEE
802.3af and IEEE 802.3at) 2) DC 12V (for the case that Switch does not support
PoE)
4.92W (Max)
Operating Temperature 0°C ~ 40°C / 32°F ~ 104°F
Storage Temperature -40°C ~ 60°C / -40°F ~ 140°F
Relative Humidity
10%~90% RH (non-condensing)
5. Operation Controls and Functions
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10
3
IN
PAIR
9
4
1/2
3/4
12V
TX
RX
5
1/2
3/4
6
8
OUT
DANTE (PoE)
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7
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No.
Name 4
Function Description
(1) Short press this button to reboot the unit. 1 RESET button (2) Hold down
this button for 3 seconds to restore to factory
default settings.
2 PAIR LED (Blue)
3 Power LED 4 TX LED
Bluetooth pairing/connection indicator light, the blue LED is always on after
successful pairing: In Bluetooth RX mode, if the PAIR LED keeps flashing, it
indicates that the device is not connected; if the PAIR LED is off, it
indicates that the Bluetooth function is turned off (this function can be
woken up by short pressing the Bluetooth pairing button). In Bluetooth TX
mode, the PAIR LED will keep flashing until the device is connected, then the
LED remains on.
When the product is powered on, the blue power LED is on; When the product is
powered off, the blue power LED is off.
Bluetooth TX mode indicator light. In Bluetooth TX mode, the blue TX LED is
on.
5 RX LED
Bluetooth RX mode indicator light. In Bluetooth RX mode, the blue RX LED is on.
(1) In Bluetooth TX mode, short press this button to search the
Bluetooth source device and pair with it; In Bluetooth RX mode,
Bluetooth
short press this button to pair with the Bluetooth device.
6 pairing button (2) Hold down this button for 3 seconds to disconnect the
Bluetooth devices.
(3) Hold down this button for 10 seconds to switch the Bluetooth
working mode: TX mode, RX mode and Off mode.
7 Service port USB-C port for firmware upgrade and API commands control.
OUT 1/2 & 3/4 Four analog audio output ports, supporting unbalanced 2CH audio
8 ports
output, with a maximum input level of 2.45Vrms (10dBu).
IN 1/2 & 3/4 9 ports
Four analog audio input ports, supporting unbalanced 2CH audio input, with a maximum output level of 2.45Vrms (10dBu).
10 DC 12V port DC 12V power input port, connected to the power adapter.
Dante network port, connected to the Switch for DANTE audio
DANTE (PoE) signals transmitting/receiving and PoE power supply.
11 port
Note: If the Switch does not support PoE, the DC 12V port of the
product needs to be conneted to the power adapter.
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6. Web GUI User Guide
The wall plate can be controlled by Web GUI. The operation method is shown as
below: Step 1: Get the current IP Address. The default IP address is
192.168.0.200 (when the system is not connected to a router). You can get the
current switch IP address via API commands controlSend the ASCII command “r ip
addr” through a Serial Command tool, then you’ll get the current IP address
(The IP address is variable, depending on what the specific machine returns).
For the details of API commands, please refer to “9. API Commands Control”.
Step 2: Connect the DANTE port of the wall plate to a Switch with an UTP
cable. Step 3: Connect the PC to the same Switch with an UTP cable, and set
the IP address of the PC to be in the same network segment with the wall
plate. Step 4: Input the current IP address of wall plate into your browser on
the PC to enter Web GUI interface.
After entering the Web GUI page, there will be a Login interface, as shown
below:
The default usernames and passwords are as below:
Username Admin User
Password 1234 1234
Select the username “User” and input the password “1234”, then click the “Login” button to enter the User page.
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User Page
You can do the following operations on the User page: Preset: Recall the
preset scenes. Input: Set the audio input gain for analog input, Dante input
and Bluetooth input respectively. Output: Set the audio output volume or
mute/unmute the audio for analog output, Dante output and Bluetooth output
respectively. Logout: Click on the Logout icon in the top right corner to log
out the User page, and skip back to the Web GUI Login interface. In the Login
interface, select the username “Admin” and input the password “1234”, then
click the “Login” button to enter the Information page of the Admin interface.
Information Page
The Information page provides basic information about the model name, MCU
version, Web version, Bluetooth version and network configuration information.
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Control Page
On the Control page, you can configure the audio matrix switching. Select the
corresponding audio input and output channels to perform matrix switching by
clicking on the squares as required. In Bluetooth RX mode, the audio matrix
mode with 10CH inputs and 8CH outputs is available. In Bluetooth TX mode, the
audio matrix mode with 8CH inputs and 10CH outputs is available. Preset Page
You can set up to 5 preset scenes on the Preset page. Preset Name: You can
rename the preset scene. (Chinese name is not supported.) Preset Save: Click
the Save button to save the scene. Then the Clear and Recall buttons behind
turn to operable. Preset Clear: Click the Clear button to clear the saved
scene. Preset Recall: Click the Recall button to recall the saved scene. When
the audio of the preset scene is tuned, the Recall button turns green.
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Input Page
Analog Input: You can respectively set the input gain (range: -12db~12db) for
each analog audio channel, or set the input gain of multiple analog audio
channels simultaneously by checking the CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4. Dante Input: You can
respectively set the input gain (range: -12db~12db) for each Dante audio
channel, or set the input gain of multiple Dante audio channels simultaneously
by checking the CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4. Bluetooth Input: You can respectively set the
input gain (range: -12db~12db) for each Bluetooth audio channel, or set the
input gain of the left and right Bluetooth audio channels simultaneously by
checking the Left/right. Equalizer Input: Click the drop-down menu to select
the input channel (10 channels are available) for EQ settings. When “Stereo
Mode” is checked, the two channels Analog CH1/CH2, Analog
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CH3/CH4, Dante CH1/CH2, Dante CH3/CH4 and Bluetooth Left/Right can be combined
to set EQ synchronously. Equalizer: Click the drop-down menu to set the
equalizer.
Flat: Set all EQ to 0db. Custom1: Set EQ for custom 1. Custom2: Set EQ for
custom 2. Custom3: Set EQ for custom 3. Custom4: Set EQ for custom 4. Custom5:
Set EQ for custom 5. Input GEQ (-10-10db): 20Hz~20kHz, a total of 31 frequency
points can be set. Output Page
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Analog Output: You can respectively set the output volume (range: 0~100) for
each analog audio channel, or set the output volume of multiple analog audio
channels simultaneously by checking the CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4. Besides, you can set
0~50ms delay time for each analog audio channel respectively. Dante Output:
You can respectively set the output volume (range: 0~100) for each Dante audio
channel, or set the output volume of multiple Dante audio channels
simultaneously by checking the CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4. Besides, you can set 0~50ms
delay time for each Dante audio channel respectively. Bluetooth Output: You
can respectively set the output volume (range: 0~100) for each Bluetooth audio
channel, or set the output volume of the left and right Bluetooth audio
channels simultaneously by checking the Left/right. Besides, you can set
0~50ms delay time for each Bluetooth audio channel respectively. Equalizer
Output: Click the drop-down menu to select the output channel (10 channels are
available) for EQ settings. When “Stereo Mode” is checked, the two channels
Analog CH1/CH2, Analog CH3/CH4, Dante CH1/CH2, Dante CH3/CH4 and Bluetooth
Left/Right can be combined to set EQ synchronously. Equalizer: Click the drop-
down menu to set the equalizer.
Flat: Set all EQ to 0db. Custom1: Set EQ for custom 1. Custom2: Set EQ for
custom 2. Custom3: Set EQ for custom 3. Custom4: Set EQ for custom 4. Custom5:
Set EQ for custom 5. Output GEQ (-10-10db): 20Hz~20kHz, a total of 31
frequency points can be set. Bluetooth Page
Bluetooth Bluetooth Mode: Click to select the Bluetooth mode (Off/TX/RX).
Bluetooth Name: The default name is VLDT-WP44AB-XXXX (last 4 digits of the MAC
address). You can modify the name with up to 30 characters.
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Bluetooth Receiver (RX) Pairing Mode: Click to select the pairing mode
(Manual/Reconnect/Exclusive).
Manual: In this mode, user can connect Bluetooth source by pressing the front
panel button. The “PAIR” LED will begin flashing to indicate that the VLDT-
WP44AB is now visible to other Bluetooth sources and accepting pairings. This
pairing period lasts the time (can be set from “Auto Off”) after which the
“PAIR” LED will stop flashing and turn off and the VLDTWP44AB will disable its
Bluetooth interface. If a successful pairing is made during the pairing
period, the “PAIR” LED will stop flashing and solid on. To disconnect a
Bluetooth source from the VLDT-WP44AB, press and hold the front panel button
for 3 seconds and then release it. The “PAIR” LED will turn off, and the
connection will be reset. Now another device can be connected by repeating the
pairing process.
Reconnect: In this mode, the VLDT-WP44AB maintains a pool of the last 8 paired
sources and any previously paired source on that list will be permitted to
reconnect when in range of the VLDT-WP44AB without requiring the front panel
button to be pressed. The user simply selects the VLDT-WP44AB friendly name on
their source device. Any new sources that are paired are added to the paired
source list. If the list already full, a random source from the list will be
removed and the new source added in its place.
Exclusive: This mode is intended for restricted use and works similarly in
operation to reconnect mode. However, rather than allow any known source from
the pairing list to reconnect, only a specific source can be used with this
VLDT-WP44AB. To setup a source as the exclusive source, set the VLDT-WP44AB to
“Exclusive” mode, clear the pairing list, and then pair the desired exclusive
source to the unit. Only this exclusive source will be allowed to reconnect to
this VLDT-WP44AB when in range. As with the reconnect mode, reconnection is
done without requiring the front panel button to be pressed by simply
selecting this VLDTWP44AB on their smart device. Once the VLDT-WP44AB has been
associated with a source, both the front panel pair button and the API command
sent via the network are disabled and will have no effect. To connect a
different source, either pairing list must be cleared or the pairing mode
needs to be changed. Auto Off: Click to select the waiting time
(Off/30s/60s/User Defined, with a maximum of 1000s) for Bluetooth device
connection. This function is only valid in Manual mode. If there is no
Bluetooth device connected within the set time, the Bluetooth function will be
turned off. This function can be woken up by short pressing the Bluetooth
button. Note: If selecting “Off/30s/60s”, it will take effect immediately; If
selecting “User Defined”, user need to manually input the time in the input
box, and then click “Save” to take effect. Paired Sources: Check to select the
desired paired source, then the “disconnect” behind the paired source will
turn to “connect”. Up to 8 paired source records are supported. Clicking
“Clear All” will clear all the paired sources, and the connected paired source
need to be disconnected before clearing. Bluetooth Receiver (TX) First
Priority: Click to select the Bluetooth audio coding format priority (APTX-
LL/APTXHD), if both source and device support APTX-HD and APTX-LL formats.
Auto Connect: Click Off/On to turn off/on the auto connection function. If you
select “On” and click “Search”, then the Bluetooth device with the strongest
signal will be searched and connected automatically. Paired Devices: Paired
devices list. Check to select the desired paired device, then the “disconnect”
behind the paired device will turn to “connect”. Clicking “Clear All” will
clear all the paired devices, and the connected paired device need to be
disconnected before clearing. Available Devices: Available devices list. When
none of the devices in the paired devices list are connected, the selected
device in the available devices list will move to the paired devices list.
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Network Page
Network Configuration: Select to set the IP Mode (DHCP/Static). When Static is
selected, you can manually set the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Telnet
Port and Domain Name as required, then click “Save” to take effect. When DHCP
is selected, the system will search and fill the IP Address with the one
assigned by the router automatically. Note: The Domain Name “VLDT-
WP44AB.local” can be used to login the Web GUI. System Page
Account Passwords: You can modify the login password for User and Admin. After
setting up, click “Save” to take effect. System Utilities Front Panel Buttons:
Check to select “Front Panel Buttons”, then the front panel buttons are
available, otherwise, the front panel buttons are unavailable. Reboot: Click
“Reboot” to reboot the wall plate. Restore Factory: Click this button to
restore the wall plate to factory settings. Restore Factory (including
Network): Click this button to restore the wall plate including the Network to
factory settings. Export Settings: Click this button to export configuration
files. Import Settings: Click this button to import configuration files.
Firmware Update: You can update the software of MCU and Web. Click “Choose
File” to select the update file, then click “Update” to start update. When the
progress bar reaches 100%, the update is complete.
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7. API Commands Control
The wall plate also supports API commands control. First, please connect the wall plate and PC in either of following two methods. Method 1: Connect the DANTE port of the wall plate to a Switch. Then connect the PC to the same Switch with an UTP cable, and set the IP address of the PC to be in the same network segment with the wall plate. Method 2: Connect the Service port of the wall plate to a PC. Then open a Serial Command tool on PC to send ASCII commands to control the wall plate. The ASCII command list about the wall plate is shown as below.
ASCII Command
TCP/IP port: 8000
x, y, z, XXX are parameters.The end mark of command is “
Command Code
Function Description
Example
Feedback
Default Setting
System Setting
?
Get the list of all commands
help
Get the list of all commands
r type r status r fw version
Get device model Get device current status Get Firmware version
?
help r type r status r fw version
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VLDT-WP44AB Help Info
MCU 1.1.0 Web 1.1.0
BT 1.4.8
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System Setting Command ?
List all API
Get the list of all commands commands
help
Get the list of all commands
r type
Get device model
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VLDT-WP44AB Help Info
MCU 1.1.0 Web 1.1.0
BT 1.4.8
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System Setting Command
?
List all API
Get the list of all commands commands help
Get the list of all commands
r type
Get device model
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VLDT-WP44AB
Please refer to the note at the end of the list.
MCU 1.1.0 Web 1.1.0 BT 1.4.8
Reboot…
s reboot s reset
Reboot the device
s reboot
Reset system settings to default (Should type “Yes” to confirm, s reset “No” to discard)
VLDT-WP44AB> ===================== VLDT-WP44AB Terminal Control System FW
Version: V1.0.3 Type “HELP” For More Information =====================
Sure to Reset System Settings To Default? Type “Yes” after next prompt to
confirm…
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Command Code
Function Description
Example
Feedback
Default Setting
s reset all
Reset system and network settings to default (Should type “Yes” to confirm, “No” to discard)
s front button on/off Set front button on/off
s reset all s front button on
Sure to Reset System and Network Settings To Default? Type “Yes” after next prompt to confirm…
Set front button on
on
r front button
Get front button on/off status
r front button
Front button on
Input Setting
Set input (x=0-10) gain to y (dB)
x=0: all inputs
x=1: Analog input CH1
x=2: Analog input CH2
x=3: Analog input CH3
s input x gain y
x=4: Analog input CH4 x=5: Dante input CH1 x=6: Dante input CH2
s input 1 gain -5
Set analog input CH1 gain: -5dB
0
x=7: Dante input CH3
x=8: Dante input CH4
x=9: Bluetooth input left
x=10: Bluetooth input right
y=[-12…+12]dB: Step=1dB
r input x gain s input x gain+
Get input (x=0-10) gain x=Same with above command
Increase input (x=0-10) gain x=Same with above command
r input 1 gain s input 1 gain+
Analog input CH1 gain: -5dB
Increase analog input CH1 gain: -4dB
s input x gain-
Decrease input (x=0-10) gain x=Same with above command
s input 1 gain-
Decrease analog input CH1 gain: -6dB
Set input (x=0-10) GEQ index
(y=1-31) to value z(dB) s input x eq y val z x=Same with above command
y=[1-31]: EQ Index
z=[-10…+10]dB: EQ Value
s input 1 eq 1 val 0
Set analog input CH1 EQ index 1: 0dB
flat
r input x eq y val
Get input (x=0-10) GEQ index (y=1-31) value number x=Same with above command y=[1-31]: EQ Index
r input 1 eq 1 val
Analog input CH1 EQ index 1: 0dB
s input x eq preset y
Set input (x=0-10) GEQ to preset
(y=0-5)
x=Same with above command
y=0: Flat y=1: Custom 1 y=2: Custom 2
s input 1 eq preset 1
y=3: Custom 3
y=4: Custom 4
y=5: Custom 5
Set analog input CH1 EQ preset to custom 1
flat
r input x eq preset
Get input (x=0-10) GEQ preset x=Same with above command
r input 1 eq preset
Analog input CH1 EQ preset custom 1
s input x eq reset Set input (x=0-10) GEQ reset x=Same with above command
s input 1 eq reset
Set analog input CH1 EQ reset
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Command Code
Function Description
Example
Feedback
Default Setting
s input group x member y
r input group x member s input group x gain y
Set input group (x=1-3) includes y
x=1: Analog input group
x=2: Dante input group
x=3: Bluetooth input group
(When x=1: Analog input group)
y[3]: Analog input CH1
y[2]: Analog input CH2 y[1]: Analog input CH3 y[0]: Analog input CH4 (When x=2: Dante input group) y[3]: Dante input CH1
s input group 1 member 1111 s input group 3 member 11
y[2]: Dante input CH2
y[1]: Dante input CH3
y[0]: Dante input CH4
(When x=3: Bluetooth input group)
y[1]: Bluetooth input left
y[0]: Bluetooth input right
Get
input
group
(x=1-3)
members
r input group member
1
Set input group (x=1-3) gain to y
x=1: Analog input group x=2: Dante input group x=3: Bluetooth input group
s input group 1 gain -5
y=[-12…+12]dB: Step=1dB
Set analog input group includes all 4 channels. Set Bluetooth input group includes all 2 channels.
1111 1111 11
Analog input group includes all 4 channels.
Set analog input group
gain: -5dB
0
r input group x gain
Get input group (x=1-3) gain x=Same with above command
r
input
group
1
gain
Analog input gain: -5dB
group
s input group x gain+
Increase input group (x=1-3) gain s input group 1 x=Same with above command gain+
Increase analog input group gain: -4dB
s input group x gain-
Output Setting
Decrease input group (x=1-3) gain x=Same with above command
s input group 1 gain-
Decrease analog input group gain: -6dB
s output x from y r output x from
Set output (x=0-10) from input (y=1-10) x=0: all outputs x=1: Analog output
CH1 x=2: Analog output CH2 x=3: Analog output CH3 x=4: Analog output CH4 x=5:
Dante output CH1 x=6: Dante output CH2 x=7: Dante output CH3 x=8: Dante output
CH4 x=9: Bluetooth output left x=10: Bluetooth output right y=1: Analog input
CH1 y=2: Analog input CH2 y=3: Analog input CH3 y=4: Analog input CH4 y=5:
Dante input CH1 y=6: Dante input CH2 y=7: Dante input CH3 y=8: Dante input CH4
y=9: Bluetooth input left y=10: Bluetooth input right
Get output (x=0-10) from which input x=Same with above command
s output 1 from 5 r output 1 from
Set analog output CH1 from Dante input CH1.
Analog output CH1 from Dante input CH1.
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Command Code
Function Description
Example
Feedback
Default Setting
s output x vol y
Set output (x=0-10) volume to y
x=0: all outputs
x=1: Analog output CH1
x=2: Analog output CH2
x=3: Analog output CH3
x=4: Analog output CH4 x=5: Dante output CH1 x=6: Dante output CH2
s output 1 vol 50
Set analog output CH1 volume: 50
50
x=7: Dante output CH3
x=8: Dante output CH4
x=9: Bluetooth output left
x=10: Bluetooth output right
y=[0…100]: Volume
r output x vol
Get output (x=0-10) volume x=Same with above command r output 1 vol
Analog output CH1 volume: 50
s output x vol+ s output x vol+y
Increase output (x=0-10) volume
with step y
s output 1 vol+
x=Same with above command s output 1 vol+5
y=[1…100]: Step
Increase analog output CH1 volume: 51 Increase analog output CH1 volume: 55
s output x vols output x vol-y
Decrease output (x=0-10) volume
with step y
s output 1 vol-
x=Same with above command s output 1 vol-5
y=[1…100]: Step
Decrease analog output CH1 volume: 49 Decrease analog output CH1 volume: 45
s output x mute on/off
Set analog output CH1
Set output (x=0-10) mute on/off s output 1 mute on mute on.
off
x=Same with above command s output 1 mute off Set analog output CH1
mute off.
r output x mute
Get output (x=0-10) mute on/off
status
r output 1 mute
x=Same with above command
Analog output CH1 mute on.
s output x delay y
Set output (x=0-10) delay y(ms) x=Same with above command y=[0…50]: Delay time (millisecond)
s output 1 delay 50
Set analog output CH1 delay 50ms.
0
r output x delay
Get output (x=0-10) delay time x=Same with above command r output 1 delay
Analog output CH1 delay 50ms.
s output x eq y val z
Set output (x=0-10) GEQ index (y=1-31) to value z x=Same with above command y=[1-31]: EQ Index z=[-10…+10]dB: EQ Value
s output 1 eq 1 val 0
Set analog output CH1 EQ index 1: 0dB
flat
r output x eq y val
Get output (x=0-10) GEQ index (y=1-31) value number x=Same with above command y=[1-31]: EQ Index
r output 1 eq 1 val
Analog output CH1 EQ index 1: 0dB
s output x eq preset y
Set output (x=0-10) GEQ to preset (y=0-5) x=Same with above command y=0: Flat y=1: Custom 1 y=2: Custom 2 y=3: Custom 3 y=4: Custom 4 y=5: Custom 5
s output 1 eq preset 1
Set analog output CH1 EQ preset to custom 1
flat
r
output
x
eq
preset
Get output (x=0-10) x=Same with above
GEQ preset command
r
output
1
eq
preset
Analog output preset custom
CH1 1
EQ
s output x eq reset
Set output (x=0-10) GEQ reset x=Same with above command
s output 1 eq reset Set analog output CH1 EQ reset
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Command Code
Function Description
Example
Feedback
Default Setting
s output group x member y
Set output group (x=1-3) includes
y
x=1: Analog output group
x=2: Dante output group
x=3: Bluetooth output group
(When x=1: Analog output group)
y[3]: Analog output CH1
y[2]: Analog output CH2 y[1]: Analog output CH3 y[0]: Analog output CH4 (When x=2: Dante output group) y[3]: Dante output CH1
s output group 1 member 1111 s output group 3 member 11
y[2]: Dante output CH2
y[1]: Dante output CH3
y[0]: Dante output CH4
(When x=3: Bluetooth output
group)
y[1]: Bluetooth output left
y[0]: Bluetooth output right
Set analog output group
includes all 4 channels. 1111
Set Bluetooth output
1111
group includes all 2
11
channels.
r output group x member
s output group x vol y
Get output group (x=1-3) members
r output group 1 member
Set output group (x=1-3) volume to y x=1: Analog output group x=2: Dante output group x=3: Bluetooth output group y=[0…100]: Volume
s output group 1 vol 50
Analog output group includes all 4 channels.
Set analog output group volume: 50
50
Get output group (x=1-3) volume r output group x vol x=Same with above command
r output group 1 vol
Analog output group volume: 50
s output group x vol+ s output group x vol+y
Increase output group (x=1-3) volume x=Same with above command
s output group 1 vol+ s output group 1 vol+5
Increase analog output group volume: 51 Increase analog output group volume: 55
s output group x vols output group x vol-y
s output group x mute on/off
r output group x mute
Decrease output group (x=1-3) volume x=Same with above command
Set output group (x=1-3) mute on/off x=Same with above command
Get output group (x=1-3) mute on/off status x=Same with above command
s output group 1 vols output group 1 vol-5
s output group 1 mute on s output group 1 mute off
r output group 1 mute
Decrease analog output group volume: 49 Decrease analog output group volume: 45
Set analog output group
mute on.
off
Set analog output group
mute off.
Analog output group mute on.
Bluetooth Setting
s bt mode x
Set Bluetooth mode (x=0-2) x=0: Off x=1: TX mode x=2: RX mode
s bt mode 2
Set Bluetooth RX mode. RX
r bt mode
Get Bluetooth mode
r bt mode
Bluetooth RX mode.
s bt name z
Set Bluetooth name to z z: Bluetooth name, max 16 characters
s bt name VLDT- Set Bluetooth name WP44AB-aabb VLDT-WP44AB-aabb.
VLDT-WP44ABaabb (aabb is the last 2 bytes of MAC address)
r bt name
Get Bluetooth name
r bt name
VLDT-WP44AB-aabb
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Command Code
Function Description
Example
Feedback
Default Setting
Set Bluetooth RX pairing mode (x=1-3) s bt rx pair mode x x=1: Manual x=2:
Reconnect x=3: Exclusive
r bt rx pair mode Get Bluetooth RX pairing mode
s bt rx pair mode 1
Set Bluetooth RX pairing mode: Manual
Manual
r bt rx pair mode
Bluetooth RX pairing mode: Manual
Set Bluetooth RX auto off
s bt rx auto off x
x=0: Off x=[1…1000]seconds: Timeout
s bt rx auto off 0
Set Bluetooth RX auto off: Off
60
r bt rx auto off
Get Bluetooth RX auto off
r bt rx auto off
Bluetooth RX auto off: 100s
r bt rx device
Get Bluetooth RX connecting device
r bt rx device
Phone A None
r bt rx paired list
s bt rx paired list clear
Get Bluetooth RX paired device r bt rx paired list list
Clear Bluetooth RX paired device s bt rx paired list
list
clear
Phone A Phone B Phone C Phone D ….
Clear Bluetooth RX paired device list.
s bt tx priority x
Set Bluetooth TX first priority (x=1-2) x=1: APTX-LL x=2: APTX-HD
s bt tx priority 2
Set Bluetooth TX first priority: APTX-LL
APTX-LL
r bt tx priority
Get Bluetooth TX first priority r bt tx priority
Bluetooth TX first priority: APTX-LL
s bt tx auto c onnect on/off
Set Bluetooth TX auto connect on/off
s bt tx auto connect on s bt tx auto connect off
Set Bluetooth TX auto
connect on.
on
Set Bluetooth TX auto
connect off.
r bt tx auto connect Get Bluetooth TX auto connect on/off status
r bt tx auto connect
Bluetooth TX auto connect off.
r bt tx device
Get Bluetooth TX connecting device
r bt tx device
Speaker A None
r bt tx paired list
Get Bluetooth TX paired device r bt tx paired list list
Speaker A Speaker B Speaker C Speaker D ….
s bt tx paired list Clear Bluetooth TX paired device s bt tx paired list Clear Bluetooth TX
clear
list
clear
paired device list.
Preset Setting
s preset save x s preset recall x
Save the current unit’s settings to
the specified preset:x All settings except network
setting.
s
preset
save
1
x=[1-5]: Preset 1 – Preset 5
Recall a specified preset:x into unit All settings except network setting. s preset recall 1 x=[1-5]: Preset 1 – Preset 5
Save to preset 1 Recall preset 1
s preset clear x
Clear a specified preset:x All settings except network setting. s preset clear 1 x=[1-5]: Preset 1 – Preset 5
Clear preset 1
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Command Code
Function Description
Example
Feedback
Default Setting
s preset x name y r preset x name
Set preset:x name to y x=[1-5]: Preset 1 – Preset 5 y: Preset name, max 16
characters
Get preset:x name x=[1-5]: Preset 1 – Preset 5
s preset 1 name Set preset 1 name: MeetingRoom 1 MeetingRoom 1
r preset 1 name
Preset 1 name: MeetingRoom 1
Network Setting
r ipconfig r mac addr
Get the Current IP Configuration r ipconfig
Get network MAC address
r mac addr
IP Mode: DHCP IP Address:192.168.0.100 Subnet Mask:255.255.0.0
Gateway:192.168.0.1 TCP/IP port:8000 MAC:6C:DF:FB:0C:B3:8E
MAC: 6C:DF:FB:0C:B3:8E
s ip mode x
Set network IP mode to x x=0: Static, x=1: DHCP
s ip mode 0
Set IP mode: Static
(Please use “s net reboot”
command or repower
1
device to apply new config!)
r ip mode
Get network IP mode
r ip mode
IP mode: Static
s ip addr xxx.xxx.
xxx.xxx
Set network IP address
r ip addr
Get network IP address
s ip addr 192.168.1.100
r ip addr
Set IP address: 192.168.0.100 (Please use “s net reboot” command or repower
device to apply new config!) DHCP on, Device can’t config static address, set
DHCP off first.
IP: 192.168.0.100
s subnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Set network subnet mask
s subnet 255.255.255.0
Set Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 (Please use “s net reboot!” command or repower device to apply new config!) DHCP on, Device can’t config subnet mask, set DHCP off first.
r subnet
Get network subnet mask
s gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Set network gateway
r gateway
Get network gateway
r subnet
s gateway 192.168.1.1
r gateway
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Set Gateway:192.168.1.1 (Please use “s net reboot!” command or repower device
to apply new config!) DHCP on, Device can’t config gateway, set DHCP off
first.
Gateway: 192.168.1.1
s tcp/ip port x r tcp/ip port
Set network TCP/IP port (x=1~65535)
Get network TCP/IP port
s tcp/ip port 8000 Set TCP/IP port: 8000
r tcp/ip port
TCP/IP port: 8000
8000
s telnet port x r telnet port
Set network telnet port (x=1~65535)
Get network telnet port
s telnet port 23 Set Telnet port: 23
23
r telnet port
Telnet port: 23
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Command Code
Function Description
s net reboot
Reboot network modules
Password Setting
s admin password Set admin login password
x
(x=[16 characters max])
r admin password Get admin login password
Set user login password s user password x (x=[16 characters max])
r user password Get user login password
Example s net reboot
Feedback
Default Setting
Searching IP, please wait … IP Mode:DHCP IP Address:192.168.0.100 Subnet Mask:255.255.0.0 Gateway:192.168.0.1 TCP/IP port:8000 MAC:6C:DF:FB:0C:B3:8E
s admin password admin
admin password: 1234
r admin password admin password: 1234
s user password user
r user password
user password: 1234 user password: user
1234 1234
Note: The feedback of the command of “r status” is as following.
========================================================================================== VLDT-WP44AB Status MCU 1.1.0 Web 1.1.0 BT 1.4.8
Input
Gain(dB)
Analog_CH1 0
Analog_CH2 0
Analog_CH3 0
Analog_CH4 0
Dante_CH1 0
Dante_CH2 0
Dante_CH3 0
Dante_CH4 0
Bluetooth_Left 0
Bluetooth_Right 0
Output
From(Input)
Analog_CH1 Dante_CH1
Analog_CH2 Dante_CH2
Analog_CH3 Dante_CH3
Analog_CH4 Dante_CH4
Dante_CH1 Analog_CH1
Dante_CH2 Analog_CH2
Dante_CH3 Analog_CH3
Dante_CH4 Analog_CH4
Bluetooth_Left –
Bluetooth_Right –
Delay(ms) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 –
Volume 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 –
Mute Off Off Off Off Off Off Off Off –
Bluetooth Device Pairing_Mode Auto_Disconnect First_Priority Auto_Connect
RX
Phone A Manual
60s
–
–
TCP/IP Telnet MAC 8000 0023 6C:DF:FB:0C:B3:8E
DHCP IP
Gateway
SubnetMask
ON
192.168.062.111 192.168.062.001 255.255.000.000
(Static: 192.168.000.100 192.168.000.001 255.255.000.000)
==========================================================================================
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8. Connection Diagram
Mode 1: Bluetooth TX mode DVD or Blu-ray Player
Cellphone
PC
UTP Cable
PAIR
TX
RX
IN
1/2
3/4
1/2
3/4
OUT
12V DANTE (PoE)
Ethernet Switch
Speaker 1 Speaker 2 Mode 2: Bluetooth RX mode
DVD or Blu-ray Player Bluetooth Headset
PC
PC UTP Cable
PAIR
TX
RX
IN
1/2
3/4
1/2
3/4
OUT
12V DANTE (PoE)
16×16 DIGITAL MATRIX PROCESSOR WITH DANTE
POWER STATUS
Audio Processor with DANTE
Ethernet Switch
Speaker 1 Speaker 2
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16×16 DIGITAL MATRIX PROCESSOR WITH DANTE
POWER STATUS
Audio Processor with DANTE
Mode 3: Bluetooth off mode DVD or Blu-ray Player
PAIR
TX
RX
IN
1/2
3/4
1/2
3/4
OUT
UTP Cable PC
12V DANTE (PoE)
Ethernet Switch
Speaker 1 Speaker 2
PC
16×16 DIGITAL MATRIX PROCESSOR WITH DANTE
POWER STATUS
Audio Processor with DANTE
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