[slinkelist] Obstinate STR-DE825, CDP-CX220 and optical connections

[W. John Guineau]

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I have the above equipment along with a Sony SLV-798HR VCR and a Dish
Network model 4800 receiver, which has Dolby Digital (5.1) optical outputs.
All tied together with an SLink-e.

The CD changer sounds horrible when connected via RCA (analog) vs the
optical inputs on the DE825 amp.

SO I have the CD changer via the "DVD/LD" optical input, which works (and
sounds) great.

The problem is that wherever CDJ changes does a "using_player" the amp
switches to analog connections. If I then manually type the command
AMP:input_dvd/ld into the window provided in the "Slink-e Data" window, the
AMP switches correctly to the DVD/LD input and thus the optical connections
to the CDP-CX220 changer.

My "maps.txt" file is attached as well as the device files I'm using.

thanks for any help on this!
john

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# STR-DE935 S-link commands.

name=ampsls

include=sonycs.cde

TYPE=SLINK

prefix=
suffix=

#  Note that there are not any prefix/suffix used.
#  The DE935 receivers use multiple prefixes.
#  Each section listed below has the prefix included
#  in the individual commands.



#  These are the direct selection codes for the various receiver inputs.

1100000001010000000000000000:input_tuner
1100000001010000000000010000:input_phono
1100000001010000000000100000:input_cd
1100000001010000000001000000:input_md/dat
1100000001010000000000110000:input_md2/dat
1100000001010000000001010000:input_tape
1100000001010000000100000000:input_video_1
1100000001010000000100010000:input_video_2
1100000001010000000100100000:input_video_3
1100000001010000000101010000:input_dvd/ld
1100000001010000000101100000:input_tv/sat


#  These are the direct selection codes for all sound fields supported.

110000110101000100000000:2ch_stereo
110000110101000100000001:auto_format_decoding
110000110101000100000010:normal_surround
110000110101000100000011:cinema_studio_ex_a
110000110101000100000100:cinema_studio_ex_b
110000110101000100000101:cinema_studio_ex_c
110000110101000100000110:semi-cinema_studio_ex_a
110000110101000100000111:semi-cinema_studio_ex_b
110000110101000100001000:semi-cinema_studio_ex_c
110000110101000100001001:night_theater
110000110101000100001010:mono_movie
110000110101000100001011:stereo_movie
110000110101000100001100:headphone_theater
110000110101000100001101:v_multi_dimension
110000110101000100001110:v_multi_rear
110000110101000100001111:v_semi_mult_dim
110000110101000100010000:v_enhanced_a
110000110101000100010001:v_enhanced_b
110000110101000100010010:small_hall
110000110101000100010011:large_hall
110000110101000100010100:opera_house
110000110101000100010101:jazz_club
110000110101000100010110:disco_club
110000110101000100010111:church
110000110101000100011000:live_house
110000110101000100011001:arena
110000110101000100011010:stadium game
110000110101000100011011:game


#  These are miscellaneous control options.

#1100000000010100:vol+

1100000000010100:vol+
1100000000010101:vol-
1100000001000000:volume
1100000000000110:mute_on
1100000000000111:mute_off
1100000000101110:power_on
1100000000101111:power_off
1110111100010110:am_fm_toggle


#  These are sound field control options.

1100001100000100:sound_field_on
1100001100000101:sound_field_off2
1100001100001010:sound_field_genre_cycle
1100001100001011:sound_field_mode_cycle
1100001110000011:rear_balance_zero
1100001110000000:rear_level_zero
1100001100010000:rear_level_plus
1100001100010001:rear_level_minus
1100001110000001:center_level_zero
1100001100010010:center_level_plus
1100001100010011:center_level_minus
1100001110000010:sub_level_zero
1100001100010100:sub_level_plus
1100001100010101:sub_level_minus
1100001110000110:d_range_comp_off
1100001110000111:lfe_mix_zero
1100001110010000:front_bass_zero
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# NOTE: If you are making your own map file based on this one, 
# please use a new name for the file so it does not get overwritten
# in a new installation

# some standard CDJ events
# put your device commands inside the brackets

cdjr:pre_startup {AMP:power_on}
cdjr:startup {}
cdjr:using_player[cd1] {AMP:input_dvd/ld}
cdjr:using_player[mp3] {AMP:input_video_3}
cdjr:vol_up {AMP:vol+ AMP:vol+ AMP:vol+ AMP:vol+ AMP:vol+}
cdjr:vol_down {AMP:vol- AMP:vol- AMP:vol- AMP:vol- AMP:vol-}
cdjr:mute_on {AMP:mute_on}
cdjr:mute_off {AMP:mute_off}
#cdjr:shutdown {AMP:power_off}
#cdjr:vol+ {AMP:vol+ AMP:vol+ AMP:vol+ AMP:vol+ AMP:vol+}
#cdjr:vol- {AMP:vol- AMP:vol- AMP:vol- AMP:vol- AMP:vol-}

# add some custom events here
#
# for example, if you had a spare VCR remote 
# with a device file loaded and defined for it,
# you might want to map the stop and play buttons
# to control the CDJ playlist like this:
#
# vcr:play {cdj:playlist_play}
# vcr:stop {cdj:playlist_stop}
# 
# if you wanted to be really fancy, you could make CDJ
# automatically play a certain genre of music at the push
# of the '0' button on the remote:
#
# vcr:0
# {
# cdj:playlist_stop
# cdj:search_mode[track]
# cdj:search[kw=rock]
# cdj:playlist_clear
# cdj:playlist_mode[random]
# cdj:playlist_play
# }

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