
To detect if an input level to the Audio Detector exceeds the threshold
- The DME will return the one-line character string "GMT ERR" if it fails.
E.g.) ACK when it succeeds in obtaining a meter of an index of 5 (four channels) (The numbers below are examples)
GMT OK
MTR 0 5 CUR -13801 -2000 -3000 -13801 HOLD -13801 -1500 -2800 -13801
(The character string stands for "MeTeR".)
ACK when it succeeds in obtaining a meter of an index of 5 (eight channels) (The numbers below are examples)
GMT OK
MTR 0 5 CUR -1800 -2300 -200 1 -300 0 -13801 -13801 HOLD -1500 -2000 -0 1 -200 1 -13801 -13801
ACK when it fails in obtaining a meter of an index of 5 (four channels)
GMT ERR
19) GCMT: Used to set cyclical obtaining of a level meter.
Option The DME's ACKs when it succeeds The DME's ACKs when it fails
GCMT 0 [index] [a meter value] GCMT OK GCMT ERR
MTR 0 [index] CUR [CH1] … HOLD [CH1] …
The command name stands for "Get Cyclic Meter".
CUR stands for "Current meter value".
HOLD stands for "Peak hold value".
Registering a meter number to be obtained using this command will send the level meter value cyclically from the DME.
The level meter value will be sent until it is cancelled with a QCMT command described later. Up to 100 meters can be registered.
- The first option will always take "0." It is reserved for future extensions to the command.
- The same as [index] GMT.
- The same as [a meter number] GMT.
- One or more spaces are needed between the command and the option, and between the options.
E.g.) To register cyclical obtaining of a level meter for a specific channel (index 1, parameter number 3)
GCMT 0 1 3
E.g.) To register cyclical obtaining of a level meter for every channel (index 1, parameter number 0)
GCMT 0 1 0
- The DME will return two lines of character strings if it succeeds.
The first line will have a character string of "GCMT OK."
The second line will have the same character string as ACK when obtaining a meter using GMT.
- The DME will return a one-line character string of "GCMT ERR" if it fails.
E.g.) An example of the DME transmit and receive data when assigning a specific channel (index: 1, meter number: 3)
GCMT 0 1 3
MTR 0 1 CUR -1800 HOLD 0
: (Remote Controller will receive meter data cyclically from the DME.
MTR 0 1 CUR -1700 HOLD 0
E.g.) An example of transmit and receive data when assigning all channels (index 1, meter number: 0)
GCMT 0 1 0
MTR 0 1 CUR -1800 -2300 -200 1 -300 0 -13801 -13801 HOLD 0 0 0 0 0 10
: (Remote Controller will receive meter data cyclically from the DME.
MTR 0 1 CUR -1800 -2300 -200 1 -300 0 -13801 -13801 HOLD 0 0 0 0 0 10
-6000
-4000
-2000
1
0
-13801
-13800
-10000
-8000
-40dB
-20dB
0dB
Over
-60dB
-Inf
-138dB
-100dB
-80dB
haracter string
Level
If an input level to the Audio Detector exceeds the threshold, the meter level becomes "Over," which
is different from conventional meter operation. Obtaining the character string "MTR 0 1 0 CUR 1
HOLD 1" indicates that the input level exceeds the threshold.
DME Remote Control Protocol Specifications V3.1
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