Device Information

Examples for retrieving device information
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Getting Device Information

The device information endpoint provides details about your amplifier model, available channels, installed options, and hardware features.

Get Device Information

Retrieve all device information with a simple GET request:

curl -X 'GET' http://${IP}/rest-api/info/device
{
  "model_name": "MA32D",
  "channel": 32,
  "options": ["IF1", "IF2", "D1", "D2"],
  "psu_fan": true,
  "housing_fan": true
}

Understanding the Response

  • model_name: The amplifier model (e.g., MA32D, MA32LP, MA24D2)
  • channel: Number of available channels (16-32)
  • options: Array of installed options:
    • IF1, IF2, IF3: Interface options
    • D1, D2, D3: Dante options
    • M1: Additional options
  • psu_fan: Whether PSU fan is installed
  • housing_fan: Whether housing fan is installed

This information is useful for:

  • Verifying device capabilities before making API calls
  • Determining available channel count
  • Checking installed hardware options
  • Building device-specific automation logic

Status snapshot

Read calls do not need the token.

GET /status returns the full status tree (channels, device, interfaces, save state, syslog summary).

curl "http://${IP}/rest-api/status"

Health-oriented errors

GET /status/error aggregates channel and device errors with severity and status_flags (error / warning / ok).

curl "http://${IP}/rest-api/status/error"

Narrower reads are available, for example GET /status/device or GET /status/channel/{channel_id} — see on-device OpenAPI.