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Hello,
I’ve been trying to use the pre-prepared driver for the Yamaha RX-V1900 Amp.
I am only trying to run the Main_Power Command, which should turn Main Power on or off(standby). The “off” command works, but “on” always results in a timeout. (I have tried some other command such as get and set input but they have all been working without any issues) I have been looking into the Rx-V1900 manual, but the hex command that is sent by Main_Power:On seems to be correct.
Is there any reason why one command would work, but not the other? Other than a mistake in the manual? Have you successfully used this driver in the past?
There could be a timeout time defined in the driver for this command. Then Control Show a timeout sometimes, because the response was already there a little bit earlier
thanks, I have already played with the timeout values a bit to see if it makes a difference, but no luck. 🙁
The thing is, the Main_Power:Off function puts the Amp into standby. But the Main_Power:On doesn’t seem to do anything, when the amp is in standby. When the amp is already on (because I walked over to it and pressed the on/standby button) and I run the Main_Power:On comand the display informs me that yes, the Main Power is On. But I don’t manage to turn it on remotely.
I tried “All Zone Power” as well as “Main Zone Power”. Both work for turning the amp off, but not for turning it back on.
I also tried the Wake on “RS-232C Access” command. No luck.
Here is what I found in the manual concerning RS232 settings. I think all non bold settings are correct at your side, but can you check the bold ones?
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1.2 RS-232C Settings
*Full duplex, start-stop synchronization communication
Baud rate 9600bps
Data bits 8
Parity No
Stop bit 1bit
Handshaking Hardware*The RX-V1900 RTS port outputs at low level when the AC plug is disconnected.
If RTS output stays low even when the AC plug is connected, a problem may occur.
—————————————————————–Are you sure RTS/CTS is selected?
How and where do I select RTS/CTS?
The Handshaking Hardware Setting was missing in our Lantronix Device, but after I changed this setting I still had no luck turning on the amp remotely.
Please find attached screencap comparing the settings & statistics on Lantronix.
Since it works to turn on our Yamaha Soundprojector remotely, I have compared the settings we have for the Soundprojector (Line 1) with the Amp (Line 6). In the statistics it lists CTS Input as “asserted” for the Soundprojector but as “not asserted” for the Amp. Not sure if this is important.
Thanks for your help.
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It seems that, for any reason, the CTS is missing. I’m not 100% sure that this is the reason for your problem. What you can do is to connect the amp to the Soundprojector port on the Lantronix and check if the “asserted” message switch to not asserted.
Okay, I unplugged the soundprojector at the Lantronix and replaced it with the AMP.
Now Line 1 reads “CTS input: not asserted”.
Maybe the CTS wire of the Amp is not connected? And maybe RTS as well?
Again, I’m not really sure that the missing CTS line is the problem, but the manual says
If RTS output stays low even when the AC plug is connected, a problem may occur.So maybe both lines are missing and you have only Tx,Rx and Ground connected?
I replaced the serial to rj45 adapter (200.2070A) with a new one, in case the other one is broken. Now it says CTS input: asserted in the Lantronix DeviceInstaller.(see attachment)
However, Main Level Power or All Zones Power still only work for “off” but not for “on”. 🙁
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Turns out, the difference between “asserted” and “not asserted” has nothing to do with the new adapter. When the amp is on it says “asserted”, when it goes into standby it changes to “not asserted”.
In comparison: the Yamaha Soundprojector still says “asserted”, even when it is on standby…
In the protocol page 13, there is an extended command “Wake on RS-232C Access”.
maybe someone reset this. To switch it on should work like this:
scriptresult = chr(2)+"2BD01"+chr(3)I have already tried this. I get the ACK “On”, but when I try to turn on Main Power or All Zones Power nothing happens apart from a timeout.
I think you can Write Yamaha an E-Mail to find out the bug in the chain. They have an Office in the NL and they give a fast feedback. Sometimes they change One value and it takes a lot of time until it appears in a manual;)
Like Freeze @ panasonic which is still not in the manual (instead of FRZ you use now FR1 and FR0 or something like that….)
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