Since Cisco seems to have deleted the entire existence of the legacy Tandberg video codecs, I’ve been unable to find documentation on the classic API anywhere. Luckily, I still have access to a Tandberg 6000 MXP and can write down what help is offered within it.
These are the classic commands available on an MXP 6000 running software F7.0:
about access <on/off> access use (note: code max of 16 characters) aim <on/off> alrtvol <volume/test> (0...15) ansdelay <1...50> (in 1/10s) audioagc <a/b/c/rx> <on/off> a - Mic 1-3, Aud In 4 b - Aud In 5 (AUX) c - Aud In 6 (VCR) rx - received audio audiofeature <g711/g722/g722.1/g728/aac-ld> <on/off> g711 can't be disabled audiofeedback <on/off> audioin <1/2/3/4/5> <on/off> audioin 6 <on/off/auto> audiolevel <i1/i2/i3/i4/i5/i6/o1/o2/o3> <1...16> audiomix <fixed/auto> audiomodule <0/1/2> 0 - none 1 - NaturalAudio 2 - NaturalAudio2 audioout <1/2/3> <on/off> autoans <off/on/mute> mute - autoanswer with microphone off automute <on/off> autopip <on/off/auto> beep bondingtimer <normal/relaxed> boot [norestore] callstatus [callid] Response: callstatus callid direction type status time cause callid - 1...11 direction - idle/incoming/outgoing type - idle/speech/extnet/h221/HO/bonding/h323/streaming/h323-voip status - idle/answering/calling/connected/disconnecting/disconnected cause - causecode camcenter <on/off> cammove <in/out/left/right/up/down/stop> campos get campos set [pan=p] [tilt=t] [zoom=z] [focus=f] camsettings [camid] <auto/manual> [level] camid - 1...13 level - 0...31 camsleepmode <on/off> camtrack <on/off> [slow/norm/fast] certificate / [<cert/root>] chanstat [channel] Response: chanstat channel channel-status calling-number connection-time channel - call status on one channel - no argument, call status on all channels chat send chat close string - string to send, escape characters formatted: \n - new line, \d - delete character \a - alert, \q - quote, \\ - backslash custominfo [<1/2/3> [string]] string - max of 30 characters, "" deletes text defcall <calltype/netprofile> calltype - tlph, 1xh221, 2xh221, 1b, 2b, 3b, 4b, 5b, 6b, 8b, 12b, 18b, 23b, 30b, auto, max netprofile - p1, p2, p3, p4, p5, p6 p1 = auto, p2 = H320 ISDN, p3 = H323 LAN defvalues set [all/audio/factory] WARNING: 'defvalues set all' will erase the option key WARNING: 'defvalues set factory' will erase the option key, erase the eeprom, and format the flash disk delbox dial <number[**2ndNumber][*sub]> [calltype[r]] [profile] dial (dial from directory) dial (dial from mcudirectory) dial (dial from globdirectory) calltype - tlph/1xh221/2xh221/1b/2b/3b/4b/5b/6b/8b/12b/18b/23b/30b/2m5/3m/4m/h0/auto/max r - restricted call (56k channels) profile - p1/p2/p3/p4/p5/p6/p7 directory <1...200> [number**number]] [calltype[r]] [p] [name] directory add number[**number] ["name"] directory all disable ... disable disable <menu/startmenu> disable * (use 'star' for the * key) keycodes - 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/0/*/#/present/z-/z+/v-/v+/mm/up/do/le/ri/ok/conn/disc/sv/lay/cancel/pb/maincam/pc/doccam/vcr/aux/help/farend/preset/services/cabinet/grab disc [callid] callid - 1...11 dispbox [line2] [line3] [button1] [button2] [button3] (only one dispbox may occur at a time) dispparam (lists all system parameters) disptxt [<1/2/3> [string] [timeout]] 1/2/3 - layer string - max of 38 characters, "" deletes text timeout - 0...999 seconds dltxt <1/2/3> 1/2/3 - layer donotdist <on/off> downspeed <on/off> dualmon <on/off>
I'll continue to update this list with more commands and examples of responses as time allows.
No, you just have to Google it 🙂
Click to access tandberg_mxp_reference_user_guide_for_system_integrators_f8.pdf
Best Regards,
Cisco
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Thank you for the link, David. While the MXP guide does show you which classic commands are available (on page 42) it doesn’t seem to provide any help on what those commands do or what arguments they accept.
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