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STR-DA3400 and STR-4400 AM/FM Presets
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| Topic: | STR-DA3400 and STR-4400 AM/FM Presets This thread has 4 replies. Displaying all posts. |
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| Post 1 made on Sunday October 18, 2009 at 17:51 |
TomServo9 Founding Member |
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I am swapping out some Sony receivers at a clients home. They previously had STR-DA3300ES and STR-DA4300ES receivers. I am swapping them out for 3400ES and 4400ES receivers. All the serial commands in their system controller seem to work correctly other than the AM/FM presets. In the main system controller these were called using the following structure:
02, 04, a1, 42, 01, 01, 17 (For Preset A1)
After looking at the Sony RS-232 protocol manual I'm not sure this was the correct way to do this but it worked with the old receivers. I think the issue lies with the fact that these receivers do not use the A 0-9, B 0-9, C 0-9 presets like the older Sony receivers. These now have 30 presets for each tuner. I have tried modifying the hex to reflect what I believe needs to be done according to the protocol spec but there is no example for the BAND bank type only the SHIFT bank type.
If any one has any thougts please let me know.
I have tried the following:
2, 4, A1, 42, 10, 01, 08
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| Post 2 made on Friday October 23, 2009 at 06:01 |
Hello TomServo9,
Try these.
Preset FM 1 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 1, 98
Preset FM 2 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 2, 97
Preset FM 3 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 3, 96
Preset FM 4 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 4, 95
Preset FM 5 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 5, 94
Preset FM 6 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 6, 93
Preset FM 7 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 7, 92
Preset FM 8 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 8, 91
Preset FM 9 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 9, 90
Preset FM 10 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, A, 8F
Preset FM 11 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, B, 8E
Preset FM 12 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, C, 8D
Preset FM 13 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, D, 8C
Preset FM 14 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, E, 8B
Preset FM 15 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, F, 8A
Preset FM 16 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 10, 89
Preset FM 17 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 11, 88
Preset FM 18 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 12, 87
Preset FM 19 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 13, 86
Preset FM 20 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 14, 85
Preset FM 21 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 15, 84
Preset FM 22 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 16, 83
Preset FM 23 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 17, 82
Preset FM 24 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 18, 81
Preset FM 25 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 19, 80
Preset FM 26 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 1A, 7F
Preset FM 27 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 1B, 7E
Preset FM 28 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 1C, 7D
Preset FM 29 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 1D, 7C
Preset FM 30 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 80, 1E, 7B
Preset AM 1 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 1, 97
Preset AM 2 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 2, 96
Preset AM 3 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 3, 95
Preset AM 4 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 4, 94
Preset AM 5 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 5, 93
Preset AM 6 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 6, 92
Preset AM 7 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 7, 91
Preset AM 8 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 8, 90
Preset AM 9 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 9, 8F
Preset AM 10 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, A, 8E
Preset AM 11 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, B, 8D
Preset AM 12 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, C, 8C
Preset AM 13 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, D, 8B
Preset AM 14 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, E, 8A
Preset AM 15 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, F, 89
Preset AM 16 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 10, 88
Preset AM 17 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 11, 87
Preset AM 18 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 12, 86
Preset AM 19 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 13, 85
Preset AM 20 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 14, 84
Preset AM 21 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 15, 83
Preset AM 22 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 16, 82
Preset AM 23 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 17, 81
Preset AM 24 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 18, 80
Preset AM 25 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 19, 7F
Preset AM 26 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 1A, 7E
Preset AM 27 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 1B, 7D
Preset AM 28 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 1C, 7C
Preset AM 29 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 1D, 7B
Preset AM 30 = 2, 4, A1, 42, 81, 1E, 7A
Joe
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| Post 3 made on Saturday November 7, 2009 at 21:45 |
RAFAEL.ABBAS New Member |
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is there any one know if is possible to a direct string for station??? Ex.: 105,1fm, or only Preset stations is possible????
Regards,
Rafael
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| Post 4 made on Saturday November 14, 2009 at 12:09 |
Direct Set Tuning 105.1 = 02,05,A1,43,00,29,0E,E0
02 = STX (message start)
05 = Message length
A1 = Tuner request
43 = Direct Set Tuning
00 = FM (01 = AM)
29, 0E = Frequency
E0 = Checksum
You can use windows calculator in scientific view to get the frequency. For AM make sure Dec is selected, type in the frequency and select Hex. For FM make sure Dec is selected, type in the frequency then multiply by 100 then select Hex.
For the checksum set up windows calculator select Hex and Byte. Add the bytes together starting with message length then click Not then add 1
Joe
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| Post 5 made on Friday November 20, 2009 at 18:33 |
RAFAEL.ABBAS New Member |
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Thanks Joe, I've tried several times to find this codes.
Regards,
Rafael Abbas
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