Configuring 2N Net Audio device via Telnet Server

By default, the parameters have the following factory values:

Use the integrated Telnet server for basic 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker settings. For connection, use any Telnet Client application downloaded from the Internet, for example. By default, the Telnet server listens at port 23.

Basic Parameter Settings

When the connection has been established, 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker displays its serial number and the current firmware version. Enter the password, which is equal to the connection authorisation password from the 
2N^® IP Audio Manager (i.e. Password parameter).

Telnet Commands to 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker

2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker can be controlled using the commands included in the table below. Enter the LC characters only, separate parameters, if any, with a space and confirm every row with Enter.

List of Parameters

• SpkClient
  
  • 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker is connecting actively to the 2N^® IP Audio Manager. Remember to set the SrvIPAddr and SrvTCPPort parameters correctly if 1 is selected.

  • Setting options:

    0	2N® Net Audio Decoder or 2N® Net Speaker passive mode. The server connection is initiated by the 2N® IP Audio Manager.
    1	2N® Net Audio Decoder or 2N® Net Speaker active mode. The server connection is initiated by 2N® IP Audio Manager.

  • Default setting: 1

• SpkSearch
  
  • 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker is searching for the 2N^® IP Audio Manager in the network and uses the Server's domain.

  • Setting options:

    0	Searchmode is disabled
    1	Searchmode is enabled

  • Default setting: 1
• SpkVolume
  
  • Volume settings for 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker, where 0 is the minimum and 4096 the maximum value.
  • Default setting: 1024
• SpkDomain
  • Domain settings used by 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker for communication.
  • Default setting: 
    
    

• SpkDescr
  • Descr is an optional parameter describing 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 
    2N^® Net Speaker. It is possible to use any string.
  • Default setting: MAC address
• SpkKeyVolOn
  • The parameter sets whether the hardware buttons on the unit are used for volume or channel control.
  • Default setting: 1

• DHCPClient: 

  • The parameter enables/disables automatic obtaining of network parameter settings from the DHCP server in the LAN.

  • Setting options:

    0	Automatic network parameter obtaining is disabled. Use manual settings: StatIPAddr, StatIPMask and StatIPGate.
    1	Automatic network parameter obtaining is enabled.

  • Default setting: 1 
• StatIPAddr
  • 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker static IP address. Use this setting if DHCPClient is set to 0.
  • Default setting: 192.168.1.100
• StatIPMask
  • Network mask for static IP address setting. Use this setting if DHCPClient is set to 0.
  • Default setting: 255.255.255.0

• StatIPGate
  
  • Default gateway for packets routed outside the LAN. Use this setting if DHCPClient is set to 0.
  • Default setting: 192.168.1.1
• Password
  
  • 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker's own password for authorising connection initiated by the 2N^® IP Audio Manager. The same password must be stored in the 2N^® IP Audio Manager global settings and must be identical for all 2N^® Net Speaker units in the system. This password is used for Telnet server connection authorization too.
  • Default setting: No password 
• SrvIPAddr
  
  • 2N^® IP Audio Manager IP address. Use the setting in the active mode, i.e. if SpkClient 1.
  • Default setting: 192.168.1.1
• SrvTCPPort
  
  • 2N^® IP Audio Manager communication port. Use the setting in the active mode, i.e. if SpkClient 1.
  • Default setting: 6999 
• SrvPassword
  
  • 2N^® IP Audio Manager connection authorisation password. Used both in the active and passive modes of 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker The password must be identical with the 2N^® IP Audio Manager password.
  • Default setting: No password

• ScannerIpAddr
  • Multicast address used for the 2N^® IP Audio Control Panel scanner.
  • Default setting: 239.255.254.1
• ScannerUdpPort
• Port used for 2N^® IP Audio Control Panel scanner.

• Default setting: 6996

• RtpEnable
  • Enable/disable direct RTP stream receiving for 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker: 0 – disable, 1 – enable.
  • Default setting: 0
• RtpRawUdp
  • Enable/disable direct UDP stream receiving for 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker: 0 – disable, 1 – enable.
  • Default setting: 0 
    
    
• RtpDstIPAddr
  • Set the RTP stream target address for 2N^® Net Audio Decoder or 2N^® Net Speaker.
  • Default setting: 239.0.0.10
    
• RtpDstPort
  • Set the target RTP stream port.
  • Default setting: 4242
    
• RtpSrcIPAddr
  • Set the RTP stream source IP address to ignore streams from other IP addresses.
  • Default setting: 0.0.0.0
• RtpSrcPort
  
  • Set the RTP stream source port if RtpSrcIPAddr has been changed.
  • Default setting: 0
    
• RtpPriority
  • Set the RTP stream priority.
  • Default setting: 0

• RtpDropoutTout
  • Set the RTP stream failure timeout (ms) after which the unit moves to another (top priority) source. 
  • Default setting: 5000
• SdOfflinePriority
  • Set the SD card playing priority in case of connection failure. Setting options: 1–9.
  • Default setting: 0
• SdOfflineEnable
  • Enable/disable SD card playing in case of connection failure: 0 – disable, 1 – enable.
  • Default setting: 0 
• SdOfflinePlaylist
  • Set the playlist to be used. Setting options: 0–3.
  • Default setting: 0
• SdLogInput0Priority
  • Set the playing priority if logic input is activated. Setting options: 1–9.
  • Default setting: 0
• SdLogInput0Enable
  • Enable/disable playing if logic input is activated: 0 – disable, 1 – enable.
  • Default setting: 0
• SdLogInput0Playlist
  • Set the playlist to be used. Setting options: 0–3.
  • Default setting: 1
• SshEn
  • Enable/disable ssh access (only if the hardware allows so): 0 – disable, 1 – enable.
  • Default setting: 0 
    

• Examples direct RTP stream:

  • :sout=#transcode{vcodec=none,acodec=mp3,ab=128,channels=2,samplerate=44100}:std{access=udp,mux=raw,dst=239.0.0.10:4242} :sout-all :sout-keep
    
  • :sout=#transcode{vcodec=none,acodec=mp3,ab=128,channels=2,samplerate=44100}:std{access=udp,mux=raw,dst=192.168.3.224:4242} :sout-all :sout-keep
    
  • :sout=#transcode{vcodec=none,acodec=mp3,ab=128,channels=2,samplerate=44100}:rtp{dst=239.0.0.10,port=4242,ttl=1} :sout-all :sout-keep 
  • :sout=#transcode{vcodec=none,acodec=mp3,ab=128,channels=2,samplerate=44100}:rtp{dst=192.168.3.224,port=4242,ttl=1} :sout-all :sout-keep