Channel Naming
Examples for getting and setting channel names
Examples for getting and setting channel names
Examples for device-level controls (master mute, volume, startup settings)
Examples for retrieving device information
Examples for enabling and disabling channel equalizers
micro MAXX compact amplifiers (µMA01/POE, µMA04/POE, µMA04/M): PoE++ or mains, onboard DSP and Dante/AES67, with the same Maxx Control API and Maxx Remote support.
Examples for controlling channel and device mute states
Device REST API on each Innosonix amplifier: auth, hierarchy, OPTIONS, and where the full OpenAPI lives.
Examples for controlling channel and device volume
Subscribe a channel input patch to an AES67 RTP stream by PUTting SDP text (or structured rtp_flow) on the Maxx Control REST API.
Some REST-API use cases for select different Inputs
Maxx Control is the per-device web UI and REST API on each Innosonix amplifier. Use these pages for REST integration and third-party plugins (UI manuals are on downloads).
Choose the right Innosonix software: IDFM for network and firmware, Maxx Control for one amplifier (REST focus here), Maxx Remote for multi-amp projects.
Power-enable channel amplifier stages via ampenable (distinct from mute).
Persist runtime REST changes with /settings/save and check save status.
Third-party plugins that use the Maxx Control REST API against a single amplifier.
Getting started with Loxone Maxx Control Plug-In
Getting started with Q-SYS Maxx Control Plug-In