Polycom HDX-8000

prakash

Does anyone having Polycom HDX-8000 serial Power ON/OFF Commands?

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Jim Donachiue

I don't think you have Power On/Off Control.

You have "wake" and "sleep"

prakash

Jim Donachiue wrote: »

I don't think you have Power On/Off Control.

You have "wake" and "sleep"

Yes I checked, I have Wake and Sleep

SEND_STRING dvPolycom, "sleep register"

Is this ok?

Jim Donachiue

Are you using the AMX Module for the HDX9002?

If so, I think you can simply do:
ON[vdvHDX, POWER_ON]; //Module does Send_String dvHDX, "'wake', $0D";
and
OFF[vdvHDX, POWER_ON];//Module does Send_String dvHDX, "'sleep', $0D";

If I am wrong, please correct me anyone.

prakash

Jim Donachiue wrote: »

Are you using the AMX Module for the HDX9002?

If so, I think you can simply do:
ON[vdvHDX, POWER_ON]; //Module does Send_String dvHDX, "'wake', $0D";
and
OFF[vdvHDX, POWER_ON];//Module does Send_String dvHDX, "'sleep', $0D";

If I am wrong, please correct me anyone.

Yes I am using AMX Module for the HDX9002

Thanx for helping me

prakash

Jim Donachiue wrote: »

Are you using the AMX Module for the HDX9002?

If so, I think you can simply do:
ON[vdvHDX, POWER_ON]; //Module does Send_String dvHDX, "'wake', $0D";
and
OFF[vdvHDX, POWER_ON];//Module does Send_String dvHDX, "'sleep', $0D";

If I am wrong, please correct me anyone.

DEFINE_DEVICE is

dvPolycomHDXSerial = 5001:1:0 // RS232 port 1 real device

vdvPolycomHDX1Serial = 41002:1:0 // Serial virtual device 1
vdvPolycomHDX2Serial = 41002:2:0 // Serial virtual device 2
vdvPolycomHDX3Serial = 41002:3:0 // Serial virtual device 3
vdvPolycomHDX4Serial = 41002:4:0 // Serial virtual device 4
vdvPolycomHDX5Serial = 41002:5:0 // Serial virtual device 5
vdvPolycomHDX6Serial = 41002:6:0 // Serial virtual device 6
vdvPolycomHDX7Serial = 41002:7:0 // Serial virtual device 7
vdvPolycomHDX8Serial = 41002:8:0 // Serial virtual device 8

Jim Donachiue

When user selects VC:
Wake up Codec, if it is not already Awake.

if ( !([vdvPolycomHDX1Serial, POWER_ON]) )
ON[vdvPolycomHDX1Serial, POWER_ON];
...Route VC to displays, etc...

On System Shutdown:
Put Codec to Sleep, if it is Awake
if ( ([vdvPolycomHDX1Serial, POWER_ON]) )
OFF[vdvPolycomHDX1Serial, POWER_ON];

nickm

For some reason (and this may have been the early revisions of the module), channel 27 and 28 didn't work very reliably to wake and sleep the codec. I've gotten into the habit of doing SEND_COMMAND vdvCodec,"'PASSTHRU-wake'" and 'sleep' for that particular function.

Jim Donachiue

nickm wrote: »

For some reason (and this may have been the early revisions of the module), channel 27 and 28 didn't work very reliably to wake and sleep the codec. I've gotten into the habit of doing SEND_COMMAND vdvCodec,"'PASSTHRU-wake'" and 'sleep' for that particular function.

I will agree with nickm.
Change the previous code to:

//When user selects VC Call:
Define_Function VCStartup()
{
  //Wake up Codec, if it is not already Awake.
  if ( !VCStarted )
  {
    Send_Command vdvPolycomHDX1Serial, "'PASSTHRU-wake'"; 
    VCStarted = True;
  }
  //...Route VC to displays, etc...
}

//On System Shutdown Call:
Define_Function VCShutdown()
{
  //Put Codec to Sleep, if it is Awake
  if ( VCStarted )
  {
    Send_Command vdvPolycomHDX1Serial, "'PASSTHRU-sleep'"; 
    VCStarted = False;
  }
}