Remote Settings (automatic)

- enables the user to scan

for connected .

The remote scan starts when OK is clicked.

Remote settings (automatic) dialog:

Com Ports

- determines how many (RS-232) Com ports are to be scanned, starting with Com1.

If the value selected is 0, the Com port scan is DISABLED.

UDP Scan

codecs, using system software version 1.1.0.44 (or later), can be auto-discovered on the LAN by an ‘UDP-identify’ broadcast command.

Amongst other responses, the following information should be returned:

•	IP address of each responding

•	Serial number of each responding

•	The name of each (system software version 1.1.0.114, or later) [Current versions of Remote Control execute the UDP scan automatically at start-up, provided IP control is being used. However, if a is added or removed from the LAN, requesting a new UDP scan can be helpful.]

This remote version executes the UDP scan automatically at start provided IP control is used. Nevertheless if a gets added or removed from the LAN a new UDP scan can be helpful.

Please remember that UDP scans only occur on the LAN segment: they cannot pass through any routers or gateways! However, you can still control a in the WAN - even it isn’t discovered by a UDP scan.

If UDP scan is required, please select ‘Yes’ in the appropriate field.

Current Action

- displays the ‘current action’ of the Remote Control scan. This can be helpful during a Com port scan, when using RS-232, as it displays the settings (which Com port, and what baud rate) are being carried out at that moment. It is less important for the UDP scan, since this only takes a couple of seconds.

Report

- lists all the codecs detected by the last Remote Control scan (either by Com port or UDP). Initially, when the scan starts, the table is empty. Should a codec respond, then its details are added to the list.

detected through a com port:

detected at udp scan:

•	Name (system software version 1.1.0.114 or later) or

•	serial number (system software version < 1.1.0.114)

Change To

Before a scan starts, there’s no choice: It’s ‘No’.

However, should a codec be detected during a network scan (see Report), then it’s details are added to the list - provided of course, it’s not the ‘currently controlled’ .

However, if other than ‘No’ is selected from this list (and is confirmed by clicking OK) the Remote Control program switches control to the selected device.

Note:

Clicking OK here is context sensitive.

If ‘No’ is selected in Change to, clicking on OK starts a new UDP scan. However, if another item is selected, the dialog closes, and control is transferred to the selected device.