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14241 S. Redwood Rd., Bluffdale, UT 84065 • Phone 1.800.383.9362 • AudioEnhancement.com

XD Wireless Access Point K-SAP14 | 1.9 GHz

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FCC CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the

user’s authority to operate the equipment.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against

harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment

generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with

the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this

equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the user will be

required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Compliance with FCC requirement 15.407(c)

Data transmission is always initiated by software, which is passed down through the MAC, through the

digital and analog baseband, and finally to the RF chip. Several special packets are initiated by the MAC.

These are the only ways the digital baseband portion will turn on the RF transmitter, which it then turns off

at the end of the packet. Therefore, the transmitter will be on only while one of the aforementioned packets

is being transmitted. In other words, this device automatically discontinues transmission in case of either

absence of information to transmit or operational failure.

MEDICAL:

Consult the manufacturer of any personal medical devices, such as pacemakers, to determine if they are

adequately shielded from external RF (radio frequency) energy. The unit operates in the frequency range

of 1.92 GHz to 1.93 GHz.

Do not use the unit in health care facilities if any regulations posted in the area instruct you not to do so.

Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment that could be sensitive to external RF (radio

frequency) energy.

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Radio Frequency (RF) Exposure Warning

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and

meets the FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines. This equipment should be installed and

operated keeping the radiator at least 20 cm or more away from person’s body.

Notice

FCC ID can be found on the bottom of the units.

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Safety precautions

WARNING:

- The main plug or an appliance coupler shall remain readily operable.

- To prevent injury, this apparatus must be securely attached to the floor/wall in accordance with the

installation instructions.

- The connections should comply with local electrical code.

- The installation shall be carried out in accordance with all applicable installation rules.

- To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.

- The apparatus should not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids, such

as vases, should be placed on the apparatus.

- All work related to the installation of this product should be made by qualified service personnel or

system installers.

- This product has no power switch. When turning off the power, disconnect the power supply from the

PoE device.

CAUTION:

Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read the label on the bottom.

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Contents

Contents ............................................................................................................................................................ 5  

Important safety instructions ............................................................................................................................. 6  

Major Operating Controls and Their Functions ................................................................................................. 7  

Settings ............................................................................................................................................................. 9  

Connections .................................................................................................................................................... 13  

Precautions for Installation .............................................................................................................................. 15  

Installation ....................................................................................................................................................... 16  

CGI command list ........................................................................................................................................... 20  

Specifications .................................................................................................................................................. 23  

Accessories ..................................................................................................................................................... 23  

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Important safety instructions

1) Read these instructions.

2) Keep these instructions.

3) Heed all warnings.

4) Follow all instructions.

5) Do not use this apparatus near water.

6) Clean only with dry cloth.

7) Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

8) Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including

amplifiers) that produce heat.

9) Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the

point where they exit from the apparatus.

10) Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

11) Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus.

When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

12) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

13) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged

in any way, such as if a power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen

into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has

been dropped.

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Major Operating Controls and Their Functions

The WAP (this unit: K-SAP14) has the following two functions:

･ Operate in connection with the receiver (K-SRC14)

･ Alert dedicated function to receive alerts from the microphone without connection with the receiver.

The functions are switched with DIP switch. (Default: connection with the receiver [DIP switch1-1(OFF)])

(Refer to “DIP switch setting”) on pg. 10.

[1] POWER indicator (Green/Red) This LED lights green when the power is on and this unit is receivable state under normal conditions. This LED lights to indicate other states as follows: This LED blinks green (1 sec): During startup E2 signal output provided: Lighting red

[2] RF LINK indicator [OPERATE] (Green/Red) This LED lights green when connecting with a receiver or microphone. This LED lights to indicate other states as follows: E2 signal output provided: Lights red.

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[3] MODE indicator (Green/Yellow/Red) This LED blinks yellow (600 ms) during the registration process to pair a receiver.

[when receiver connection WAP (DIP switch 1-1” OFF”)] This LED lights green when this unit has been set as WAP for receiver connection. (DIP switch 1-1”OFF”) This LED lights yellow when this unit has been set as WAP for Alert ONLY WAP. (DIP switch 1-1”ON”Default) This LED lights red when there is a system error.

[4] Ethernet connector One RJ-45 type connector is used for a LAN connector. Connect to PoE networks.

[5] Control terminals (Refer to “Wiring of Euroblock connector”)

7-pin Euro blocks are used. The following terminals are equipped:

E2 CNT: Provides E2 signal output controlled by Alert Notification Button. Alert Notification Button: For input of a signal from the external Alert Notification Button.

[6] DIP switch 1

DIP switch 1-1 can switch the operation mode for function equipped in this unit. When set to ON, the WAP will work for alert only. When set to OFF, the WAP connects with a receiver.

DIP switch 1-2: Transmit power [ON(HIGH)/ /OFF(Normal)] (For Alert ONLY WAP) DIP switch1-8: Password initialization for authentication (Password to use when HEMS / VPS connection)

[7] DIP switch 2 No.1 to 7 of DIP switch 2 are used for selection of group ID. (It is used at the time of installation of WAP and a receiver.)

* DIP switch settings, is referred to only once when the power is turned on A system compliant with the 1.9 GHz band XD* standard is used so the voices of the teachers and students are heard clearly and distinctly even in open areas, and interference is minimal, resulting in stable communication. * Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications

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Settings

LED lighting indication 1 [POWER/LINK] The three LEDs of this unit act as a status indicator, indicating signal reception. Those LEDs indicate the operating states as shown in the table. Furthermore, the priority order of the indications is dependent on operating states.

*1 E2 signal outputs: It will output when the Alert Notification Button is pressed *2 Red light release: End of alert/after 3 minutes of the alert button is pressed/WAP (Power OFF) LED Indication 2 [MODE LED]

･LED color will change according to priority as shown in table below

*1: DIP-switch1-1=OFF *2: DIP-switch1-1=ON (Refer to “DIP switch setting”)

Operating state LED indication POWER RF LINK(receiver)

E2 signal output provided *1

Red *2

Red *2

Linkup Green Green Power ON Blink green at 500 ms period

at startup Solid green after startup

No lighting

Status LED indication MODE

System error Red During ID registration Blink yellow at 600 ms period Connects with a receiver *1 Green For Alert ONLY *2 Yellow

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DIP switch setting

switch No Name Function OFF ON

Switch1

1 MODE ON = ALERT Selecting “For Alert ONLY” or ”For receiver

connection” 。 For receiver connection * For Alert ONLY

2 Tx Pwr Normal/Hi "For Alert ONLY" AP Tx Power settings

Low (mode1)* High (mode2)

3 N/A ―

- -

4 N/A ― - - 5 N/A ― - -

6 N/A ― - -

7 N/A ― - -

8 PW INITIAL Password initialization for authentication Off* On

Switch2

1 AP GROUP bit6 AP Group ID setting

0-127 of Group ID (Off*)

2 AP GROUP bit5

3 AP GROUP bit4

4 AP GROUP bit3

5 AP GROUP bit2

6 AP GROUP bit1

7 AP GROUP bit0

8 N/A - - - *default setting Note:

DIP switch 1 can switch the operation mode for function equipped in this unit. The settings of this switch are updated at the time of turning on the power. No.1 to No7 of DIP switch 2 are used for selection of group ID. (It is used during installation of WAP and the receiver.)

Default

setting

Switch 1

Switch 2

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Switch 2 Group ID Setting Group ID AP GROUP bit6 AP GROUP bit5 AP GROUP bit4 AP GROUP bit3 AP GROUP bit2 AP GROUP bit1 AP GROUP bit0 Unused

1 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON - 2 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF - 3 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON - 4 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF - 5 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON - 6 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF - 7 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON - 8 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF - 9 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON -

10 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF - 11 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON - 12 OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF - 13 OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON - 14 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF - 15 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON - 16 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF - 17 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON - 18 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF - 19 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON - 20 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF - 21 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON - 22 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF - 23 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON ON - 24 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF - 25 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON - 26 OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF - 27 OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON ON - 28 OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF - 29 OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF ON - 30 OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF - 31 OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON - 32 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF - 33 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON - 34 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF - 35 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON - 36 OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF - 37 OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON - 38 OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF - 39 OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON ON - 40 OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF - 41 OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON - 42 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF - 43 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON ON - 44 OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF - 45 OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF ON - 46 OFF ON OFF ON ON ON OFF - 47 OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON - 48 OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF - 49 OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON - 50 OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF - 51 OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON - 52 OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF - 53 OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF ON - 54 OFF ON ON OFF ON ON OFF - 55 OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON - 56 OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF - 57 OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF ON - 58 OFF ON ON ON OFF ON OFF - 59 OFF ON ON ON OFF ON ON - 60 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF OFF - 61 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF ON - 62 OFF ON ON ON ON ON OFF - 63 OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON - 64 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF - 65 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON - 66 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF - 67 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON - 68 ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF - 69 ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON - 70 ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF - 71 ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON - 72 ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF - 73 ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON - 74 ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF - 75 ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON - 76 ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF - 77 ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON - 78 ON OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF - 79 ON OFF OFF ON ON ON ON - 80 ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF - 81 ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON - 82 ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF - 83 ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON - 84 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF - 85 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON - 86 ON OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF - 87 ON OFF ON OFF ON ON ON - 88 ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF - 89 ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON - 90 ON OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF - 91 ON OFF ON ON OFF ON ON - 92 ON OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF - 93 ON OFF ON ON ON OFF ON - 94 ON OFF ON ON ON ON OFF - 95 ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON - 96 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF -

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97 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON - 98 ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF - 99 ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON -

100 ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF - 101 ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON - 102 ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF - 103 ON ON OFF OFF ON ON ON - 104 ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF - 105 ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON - 106 ON ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF - 107 ON ON OFF ON OFF ON ON - 108 ON ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF - 109 ON ON OFF ON ON OFF ON - 110 ON ON OFF ON ON ON OFF - 111 ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON - 112 ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF - 113 ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON - 114 ON ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF - 115 ON ON ON OFF OFF ON ON - 116 ON ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF - 117 ON ON ON OFF ON OFF ON - 118 ON ON ON OFF ON ON OFF - 119 ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON - 120 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF - 121 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF ON - 122 ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF - 123 ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON - 124 ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF - 125 ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON - 126 ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF - 127 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON -

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Connections

● LAN (PoE) connection

■ Wiring of Euroblock connector 1. A detachable Euroblock connector is provided for this unit’s connections. As shown in the figure below,

insert a slot-head screwdriver into the gap, and remove the Euroblock connector from this unit.

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2. Connect wires to the Euroblock connector. Loosen the Euroblock connector screws with a slot-head

screwdriver, peel off the insulating material of each wire, and twist the conductor wires firmly, insert the

ends of the conductor wires into the Euroblock connector, and tighten the Euroblock connector screws.

（Fix wires using the supplied tying band.）

Note:

• Stranded wire is highly recommended.

• Wire insulation must be removed.

• Do not use solder to tin the wire.

• The recommended maximum wires length is 15 m {49 feet}.

● Connection of E2 CNT terminals An external device is connected between E2 CNT and COM. These terminals are isolated from the internal circuit by a photo coupler.

● Connection of ALERT BUTTON terminals An external device is connected between ALERT BUTTON and GND. These terminals operate by closing their circuits. The GND

terminal is connected to GND in this unit. A set of “dry relay” contacts are recommended to activate these features.

Input format: transistor input

Electrical specifications: Open voltage 5 VDC, short-circuit current 2 mA

E2 CNT

ALERT BUTTON

E2 Com E2 Cont

Alert Button GND

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Precautions for Installation The installation should be carried out following local standards for electrical products. Warning ● Be sure to contact your dealer for installation. Before installing, turn off the power of the connecting product. In addition, be sure to read these "Precautions" and the safety precautions carefully and follow the instructions. Moreover, be sure to read operating instructions of the connecting product as well. ● Static Electricity Discharge any static electricity charged in your body by touching a metallic area before installing in order to prevent damage caused by static electricity. ● Install the WAP within a range that the receiver can reach ● Avoid installing near a warm airflow path. In addition, if the product is installed in locations with a lot of moisture, dust or vibration, there is a risk of damage. ● Do not install and use in following locations: 1) Locations directly affected by rain or water (including spaces under the eaves). 2) Locations such as pools where medical agents are used. 3) Locations such as kitchens or factory workshops where there is a lot of vapor or oil, and special environments such as in flammable atmospheres. 4) Locations where radiation or X-rays and strong electric fields or magnetism arise. 5) At sea or along the coast, and locations such as hot springs where corrosive gases arise. 6) Locations with a lot of vibrations caused by vehicle or ships (this is not a product for vehicles). 7) Locations where water drops made by condensation will splash. ● If there are any devices causing interference, product may be impossible to use. In that case, install the product farther away until it can be used. ● For tightening bolts and screws, pay attention to the following points: 1) Torque control is necessary for tightening the bolts and screws. 2) Torque wrench and torque driver are necessary for controlling the torque. 3) Never use any impact driver or electric drill because torque control is difficult even if they have a clutch. Their use may result in damage to the mounting part. ● After mounting, confirm visually that the product is firmly and stably fixed. If the product is properly installed, it will not wobble or make noise. ● In installing this WAP, be aware of the following: 1) Be sure that the installation is carried out by qualified personnel when installing at high locations. 2) Before installation, confirm that there is nobody around. 3) In order to carry out the installation safely and surely, pay close attention to the safety control. ● Do not apply strong impact on this unit. Failure to observe this may damage this unit.

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Installation

Warning

• Before installing, be sure to turn off the power of the WAP.

There is a risk of electric shock.

■ Installation of the WAP ● When using a ceiling panel When installing the WAP and cables in a removable ceiling, follow the instructions shown below.

1) Make a hole in the ceiling panel

Remove the ceiling panel, drill a hole of approx. φ35 mm {φ1-1/3 inches} through the panel, and run the cables to be connected

through the hole.

2) Insert the ceiling panel between the mounting bracket and the plate, and fix it with screws and nuts.

Note:

• Fix this unit firmly with specified torque with a tool such as a torque driver.

3) Connect the necessary cables to the WAP

Connect the cables in reference to Connections (on Page 13).

4) Install the WAP

Hook a WAP on the hooks of the mounting bracket. (Four places)

Open the screw cover.

Install a WAP to the included mounting bracket using a screwdriver and provided screw.

Close the screw cover.

Note:

• Fix this unit firmly with specified torque with a tool such as a torque driver.

5) After the installation, check that all parts are firmly installed.

Check visually for loose parts and connections.

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Step 1

Step 2

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IMPORTANT:

• Procure 4 screws (M4) to secure the mounting bracket (accessory) to a ceiling or a wall according to the material of the installation

area. In this case, wood screws and nails should not be used. For mounting a receiver on a concrete wall, use an anchor bolt (M4) or

an AY plug bolt (M4) for securing. (Recommended tightening torque: 1.6 N・m {1.18 lbf・ft})

• Mount the mounting bracket (accessory) in accordance with the instructions

• Required pull-out capacity of a single screw/bolt is 196 N {44 lbf} or more.

• If a ceiling board such as plaster board is too weak to support the total weight, the area shall be sufficiently reinforced.

• Install the mounting bracket (locally procured) in the foundation area of the architecture or where sufficient strength is assured.

• To preserve the mounting strength, do not use wooden screws to secure the mounting bracket (locally procured).

Installation place. Applicable mounting bracket. Recommended screw. Number of screws.

Minimum pull-out strength (per 1 pc.). Wall Mounting bracket (Accessory) M4 4 pcs.

When mounting a wall When installing the WAP and cables in a removable wall, follow the instructions shown below.

1) Install the mounting bracket to a wall using a screwdriver and provided screw

Note:

• Fix this unit firmly with specified torque with a tool such as a torque driver

2) Connect the necessary cables to the WAP

Connect the cables in accordance with the directions in the Connections section on page 13.

3) Install the WAP.

Hook a WAP on the hooks of the mounting bracket. (Four places)

Open the screw cover.

Fix a WAP to the mounting bracket with a screwdriver and provided screw.

Close the screw cover.

Note:

• Fix this unit firmly with specified torque with a tool such as torque driver.

4) After installation, check that all parts are firmly installed.

Check visually for loose parts and connections.

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Mounting bracket

Step 1

Screw cover

Screwdriver

Step 2

Step 3

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CGI command list

The following CGI commands are used in a XD MIC SYSTEM.

No Function block Name Explanation Requestor CGI command

name

Serial command AP

->PC PC

->AP

1 Settings ID registration start Instruction

It changes into ID registration receptionist state by the instructions from PC for administrators. ○ /cgi-bin/regist_start

-

2 Settings ID registration end

instruction

ID registration receptionist state is terminated by the request from PC for administrators. ○

/cgi-bin/regist_end

-

3 Notify PC for administrators of completion of ID registration of a receiver. ○

-

4 Accompanying ID registration information notification

The DECT ID of the portable part registered newly is notified to PC for administrators. ○ /cgi-bin/id_reg_send

CMI

5 Settings Delete Receiver registration instruction

Receiver ID registered into the access point is deleted. ○ /cgi-bin/rcv_delete

6 Settings Delete Microphone registration instruction

The microphone registered into the receiver is deleted. ○ /cgi-bin/mic_delete

7 Accompanying Microphone location notification

Location of a microphone (The receiver and access point which the microphone has established a wireless connection) is sent to PC for administrators. This notification is sent when a microphone has wireless connection with receiver.

○ /cgi-bin/location_send

CCS

8 Accompanying Microphone release notification

It is notified to PC for administrators that connection of microphone was canceled. ○ /cgi-bin/mic_release_

send

CCS

9 Application control notice of a result The notice of a result to receivers ○ /cgi-bin/instruction_re

sult -

10 Alert Alert start notification An alert is started by an operation of a microphone or an operation of the alert notification button connected to the receiver.

○ /cgi-bin/alert_start

ALM ALB ALL

11 Alert Alert end instruction An alert is canceled by the request from PC for administrators. ○ /cgi-bin/alert_end RAL

12 Alert Alert monitor start instruction Alert monitoring start ○ /cgi-bin/monitor_start

-

13 Alert Monitor end instruction Voice monitoring from a microphone is ended by instructions of PC for administrators during an alert.

○ /cgi-bin/monitor_end

-

14 Alert Monitor end notification

It will notify the end of the alert monitor from the access point. ○ /cgi-bin/monitor_end

15 Sound Control Send sound user management

Get user ID, in order to send sound to PC for administrators from an access point. ○ /cgi-bin/getuid

-

16 Sound Control Send sound control The sending sound to PC for administrators from an access point is started / stopped. ○ /cgi-bin/dmic_audio_

send

-

17 Sound Control Keep alive (WAP) Continuation of sound transmission (WAP) ○ /cgi-bin/keep_alive -

18 Sound Control Check Sound session Release of UID for sound distribution ○ /cgi-bin/man_session -

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19 Status Get Access point state Get Access point state ○ /cgi-bin/get_apstatus QPW

20 Status Get Microphone state Get present state of a microphone ○ /cgi-bin/get_micstatus

-

21 Status Send Microphone state The notice of the state of a microphone ○ /cgi-bin/send_micstatus

22 Status Access point start notification

The start of an access point is notified to PC for administrators. ○ /cgi-bin/ap_start -

23 Status Get product information Get ( product number / MAC address / software version ) ○ /cgi-bin/getinfo

-

24 Status Send receiver product information Send receiver product information ○ /cgi-bin/send_rcv_inf

o

-

25 Status Get abnormal history Get abnormality history of the access point or receiver. (from AP ) ○ /cgi-bin/data_downlo

ad

-

26 Status Upload A file is uploaded from WAP to PC for administrators. ○ /cgi-bin/upload

-

27 Status Unusual notice of access point

The abnormalities of an access point are notified to PC for administrators. ○ /cgi-bin/error

-

28 Settings Set NTP Server Set time sever ○ /cgi-bin/time -

29 Settings User Authentication Setting

A password is set to a user name for authentication ○ /cgi-bin/reg_user

-

30 Settings Authentication user delete Authentication user delete ○ /cgi-bin/del_user

31 Settings Network Setting Network Setting ○ /cgi-bin/network -

32 Settings Reboot Reboot the apparatus. ○ /cgi-bin/initial -

33 Settings Get setting value Get setting value ○ /cgi-bin/getdata -

34 Settings The present time inquiry The present time inquiry to PC for administrators ○ /cgi-bin/get_time

-

35 Settings VPS setting Registration of the PC used as VPS ○ /cgi-bin/vps_setting

36 Status Get DIP switch value Get DIP switch value(Access point / Receiver ) ○ /cgi-bin/get_sw -

37 Status Send receiver DIP switch value Send receiver DIP switch value ○ /cgi-bin/send_rcv_sw -

38 Accompanying E1 Notification Notification that E1 has been run from the microphone ○ /cgi-bin/ce1 CE1

39 Accompanying Rec monitor start Rec monitor start(Instructions from PC for VPS) ○ /cgi-bin/rec_monitor_start

40 Accompanying

Rec monitor end Rec monitor end ○ /cgi-bin/rec_monitor_end

41 Rec monitor end notification Rec monitor end notification from WAP ○ /cgi-bin/rec_monitor_

end

42 Accompanying E2 Notification E2 contact state change notification ○ /cgi-bin/ce2 CE2 43 Accompanying E2 Ack E2 Ack ○ /cgi-bin/e2ack 44 Accompanying Get E2 state Get the E2 state of receiver ○ /cgi-bin/get_qe2 QE2 45 Accompanying Send E2 state Send the E2 state of receiver ○ /cgi-bin/send_qe2

46 Control Software MUTE (Altogether MUTE) MUTE ON/OFF(CH1,CH2,MIX OUT) ○ /cgi-bin/sam

47 Control LED lighting set LED1 / LED2 / LED3 forced lighting settings ○ /cgi-bin/sld SLD

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48 Control LED lighting restoration All at once the end of the LED display that was forced lighting by the LED light setting ○ /cgi-bin/rld RLD

49 Control Set the microphone transmission area Set the area to mute the sound. ○ /cgi-bin/saa SAA

50 Control Inquire the microphone

transmission area setting.

Inquire microphone's transmission area (from receiver)

○ /cgi-bin/saa_inq

51 Control Send microphone

transmission area setting.

Notification microphone's transmission area(from receiver)

○ /cgi-bin/saa_send

52 Control Set Auto Power Control The radio strength between the access point and the receiver is controlled automatically.

○ /cgi-bin/auto_power

53 Control Send setting result of auto power control

Send setting result of auto power control ○ /cgi-bin/auto_power_result

54

Control Get RF signal strength

" <Access point> Get RF signal strength an access point receives from receiver <Receiver> Get RF signal strength receiver receives from access point

○

/cgi-bin/radio_power_inq

55 Control Send RF signal strength

Send RF signal strength receiver receives from access point

○ /cgi-bin/radio_power_send

56 Control Set Paired Alert Area Set the area for changing status from the Paired Alert to the Non-paired Alert

○ /cgi-bin/san SAN

57 Control Get Paired Alert Area Inquire microphone's transmission area(from receiver)

○ /cgi-bin/san_inq

58

Control Send Paired Alert Area Notify the microphone's transmission area(from

receiver)t

○

/cgi-bin/san_send

59 Control Reset Reset (E2,E1make,Volume value) ○ /cgi-bin/srs

Glossary:

WAP: Wireless Access Point - this unit (K-SAP14)

Alert: Alert information that sends when pressing the E2 buttons on the K-STD14 microphone

Alert Notification Button: Alarm push-button (optional accessory)

Alert only WAP: WAP that accepts only microphone alerts. (not connected to the RCV)

(DIP-switch1-1=ON)

Linkup: Connection establishment state

RF power: Radio Frequency power

Authentication Password: Authentication password when connecting to the WAP

Group ID: Only WAP and RCV with the same group ID will be able to communicate

ID registration: Connection registration of WAP and RCV

E1: Signal that sends when the REC button is pressed Audio mute area: in reference to "Command List [SAA] " Paired Alert: Alerts from the registered microphone that are connected

Non-pair Alert: Alerts from unregistered microphones

HEMS: Head End Management Software

VPS: View Pass Server

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Specifications

General Power

PoE (IEEE 802.3af ) Class

Class 1 Operating temperature range 0°C - 40°C {32°F - 104°F} Dimensions

7.28" (W) x 6.3" (H) x 1.26" (D) (185 mm (W) x 160 mm (H) x 32 mm (D))

(excluding projections) Mass Finish ABS resin white color

RF communication Radio Standard XD Frequency Range 1,920.0~1,930.0 MHz Coverage 20 m (NORMAL) / 30 m (Hi POWER)

Control terminal E2 CNT, COM Output format: open collector, make output

Electrical specifications: control voltage; 30 V, control current; 20 mA Alert button Input format: transistor input

Electrical specifications: open voltage; 5 VDC, short-circuit current; 2 mA

LAN Interface Connectors RJ-45 (Type for LAN)

Recommended cable LAN (Cat5e or more)

Network protocol IPv4

100 BASE-TX, 10 BASE-T (Auto/Full/Half)

Accessories Mounting bracket: 1 Tie for cable: 2 Screw: 1 Leaflet: 2 (Safety precautions, open software license) Unattached: Operating Instructions: None. Total operating instructions are prepared by Audio Enhancement. Warranty Card: None, the warranty period is described in the contract.