Christie 2 and 4 Lamp LCD Projector Serial Communications
Christie 2 and 4 Lamp LCD Projector Serial Communications
Christie 2 and 4 Lamp LCD Projector Serial Communications
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1 05/06/06Section 1MX2500/3500, White, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, LU77 <strong>and</strong> LW40<strong>Serial</strong> <strong>Communications</strong>NOTE:There is no connect/disconnect comm<strong>and</strong>. The built-in keypad, IR remote <strong>and</strong>RS-232 control will function simultaneously.This Section Includes: 1.1 Overview…………………………………………………… ………page 11.2 Connection………………………………………………………….page 11.3 Messages: …………………….…………………………………..page 3Control Comm<strong>and</strong>s………………………………..…page 3Status Comm<strong>and</strong>s…………………………………...page 81.4 Controlling Multiple <strong>Projector</strong>s:….…………………………….....page 151.1 Overview Matrix 2500/3500, White, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, LU77 & LW40 serialcommunication allows the control of projectors by an external controller, such asan AMX or Creston controller. Once connected to the RS-232 port of theprojector, controllers can access projector controls <strong>and</strong> setups, issuecomm<strong>and</strong>s <strong>and</strong> receive replies.NOTE:The White, Blue, L6 -01,02 & -03 series <strong>and</strong> L8 -01 series must haveVersion 3.0 main software or higher in them to work with the extendedcommunications as outlined in this document.1.2 Connection To use Matrix 2500/3500, White, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, LU77 <strong>and</strong> LW40serial communications you must first connect the projector to a PC or controller.Using an RS232 Null Modem cable, connect the projector to the computer.Refer to Table 1 for Port Characteristics. Refer to Table 2 for projector wiringhook-up.White, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
2 05/06/06White, Blue, Lx 65, Lx 100, LX120, L6, L8, MX2500,MX3500 <strong>and</strong> LW40Protocol: RS232CBaud Rate: 19200 bpsData Bits: 8 bitsStop Bit: 1 bitParity : NoneFlow Cntrl: NoneTable 1: Port CharacteristicsNOTE: 1) To avoid damage, connect only properly wired RS-232 serial communication cables to theprojector <strong>Serial</strong> Port. 2) Communication cables longer than 50 feet should be of high quality <strong>and</strong> lowcapacitance, well shielded <strong>and</strong> grounded.Table 2: <strong>Projector</strong> Wiring Hook-UpWhite, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
3 05/06/061.3 Messages The White, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 <strong>and</strong> LW40 havetwo types of comm<strong>and</strong>s: Control Comm<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> Status Request Comm<strong>and</strong>s. Eachcomm<strong>and</strong> must be succeeded with a "CR" code, which is the equivalent to a carriagereturn. In hexadecimal the "CR" code is 0D.Note: All communications (comm<strong>and</strong>s <strong>and</strong> replies) are hexadecimal. Ensure you are sending hexadecimal.Comm<strong>and</strong>s are case sensitive. Make sure to always send letters in upper case.The following delays are recommended:10ms delay between characters.100ms delay between comm<strong>and</strong>s.300, 3000 or 5000ms delay between comm<strong>and</strong>s for the following: Check Table 3Control Comm<strong>and</strong>sControl comm<strong>and</strong>s are used to set or modify various projector characteristics or to emulate key presses from thebuilt in keypad/IR remote control.Note: Unless Display is set to OFF in the Setting Menu, most comm<strong>and</strong>s will cause an OSD to appear.Control comm<strong>and</strong>s follow the protocol:Cxx(CR)Where XX is the comm<strong>and</strong> code (see Table 3 for a complete list of comm<strong>and</strong> codes) <strong>and</strong> (CR) is 0D.Note: Comm<strong>and</strong>s are listed in ASCII, but all communications (comm<strong>and</strong>s <strong>and</strong> replies) are hexadecimal.Ensure you are sending hexadecimal. Comm<strong>and</strong>s are case sensitive. Make sure to always sendletters in upper case.Example: As listed, Power On = C 0 0 (CR)You should send: 43h 30h 30h 0DhWhen a control comm<strong>and</strong> is sent to the projector, a response is sent back to the controller to notify it about how thecomm<strong>and</strong> was treated.There are two possible responses to a control comm<strong>and</strong>:06 (CR) -- Comm<strong>and</strong> accepted <strong>and</strong> executed? (CR) -- Comm<strong>and</strong> not recognizedWhite, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
4 05/06/06Table 3: Comm<strong>and</strong> CodesComm<strong>and</strong>FunctionCode00 POWER ON 5000ms between comm<strong>and</strong>sNotes01 (quick) POWER OFF 3000ms between comm<strong>and</strong>s05 INPUT 1 5000ms between comm<strong>and</strong>s06 INPUT 2 5000ms between comm<strong>and</strong>s07 INPUT 3 5000ms between comm<strong>and</strong>s08 INPUT 45000ms between comm<strong>and</strong>s – Only works with projectors that have4 inputs.09 VOLUME + Increments the Volume setting by one.0A VOLUME - Decrements the Volume setting by one.0B0CAUDIO MUTE ONAUDIO MUTE OFF0D NO SHOW ON Video Mute ON0E NO SHOW OFF Video Mute OFF0FAV NORMAL SIZE10 AV WIDE SIZE• Sets AV source to be displayed in 4:3 aspect ratio.• 300ms between comm<strong>and</strong>s• Sets AV source to be displayed in Anamorphic aspect ratio.• 300ms between comm<strong>and</strong>s1C MENU ON Brings main menu up on screen1D MENU OFF Clears main menu from screen1E CLEAR SCREEN Clears OSD regardless of location in software.27 IMAGE KEY30 DIGITAL ZOOM +31 DIGITAL ZOOM -3A RIGHT ARROW KEYFirst issuing of comm<strong>and</strong> accesses the Digital Zoom function.Each additional issuing increments Digital Zoom by one.First issuing of comm<strong>and</strong> accesses the Digital Zoom function.Each additional issuing decrements Digital Zoom by one.3B3C3D3FLEFT ARROW KEYUP ARROW KEYDOWN ARROW KEYSELECT KEY43 FREEZE ON44 FREEZE OFF46 ZOOM LENS DOWN KEY47 ZOOM LENS UP KEYEach issue of the comm<strong>and</strong> performs a slight adjustment.Many issuings of the comm<strong>and</strong> are required for a visible change.Each issue of the comm<strong>and</strong> performs a slight adjustment.Many issuings of the comm<strong>and</strong> are required for a visible change.White, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
5 05/06/064A FOCUS DOWN KEY4BFOCUS UP KEY5DLENS SHIFT UP5E LENS SHIFT DOWN5F LENS SHIFT LEFT60 LENS SHIFT RIGHT70 FULL LAMP MODE71 HALF LAMP MODE 172 HALF LAMP MODE 2Each issue of the comm<strong>and</strong> performs a slight adjustment.Many issuings of the comm<strong>and</strong> are required for a visible change.Each issue of the comm<strong>and</strong> performs a slight adjustment.Many issuings of the comm<strong>and</strong> are required for a visible change.Each issue of the comm<strong>and</strong> performs a slight adjustment.Many issuings of the comm<strong>and</strong> are required for a visible change.Each issue of the comm<strong>and</strong> performs a slight adjustment.Many issuings of the comm<strong>and</strong> are required for a visible change.White, L8, LX100, LU77 <strong>and</strong> MX3500Each issue of the comm<strong>and</strong> performs a slight adjustment.Many issuings of the comm<strong>and</strong> are required for a visible change.White, L8, LX100, LU77 <strong>and</strong> MX3500Each issue of the comm<strong>and</strong> performs a slight adjustment.Many issuings of the comm<strong>and</strong> are required for a visible change.4 <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode (White,L8, LX100, LU77, MX3500)2 <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode (Blue, L6, LX65, MX2500 <strong>and</strong> LW40)2 <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode – <strong>Lamp</strong> 1 & 4 (White, L8, LX100, LU77 & MX3500)1 <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode – <strong>Lamp</strong> 1 (Blue, L6, LX65, MX2500 & LW40)When changing from Half Mode 1 to Half Mode 2 (<strong>and</strong> vice versa) theprojector will go to Full Mode for 30 seconds for the transition.2 <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode – <strong>Lamp</strong> 2 & 3 (White, L8, LX100, LU77 & MX3500)1 <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode – <strong>Lamp</strong> 2 (Blue, L6, LX65, MX2500 & LW40)When changing from Half Mode 2 to Half Mode 1 (<strong>and</strong> vice versa) theprojector will go to Full Mode for 30 seconds for the transition.89 Auto Image8A PRESENTATION TIMER8E KEYSTONE +8F KEYSTONE -First issuing of the comm<strong>and</strong> starts the Presentation Timer.Second issuing of the comm<strong>and</strong> stops the Presentation Timer.Third issuing of the comm<strong>and</strong> clears/resets the Presentation Timer.First issuing of comm<strong>and</strong> accesses the Electronic Keystone function.Each additional issuing increments Electronic Keystone by one.Additional issuings must occur within 3 seconds of one another.First issuing of comm<strong>and</strong> accesses the Electronic Keystone function.Each additional issuing increments Electronic Keystone by one.Additional issuings must occur within 3 seconds of one another.Extended Control Comm<strong>and</strong>sControl comm<strong>and</strong>s are used to set or modify various projector characteristics or to emulate key presses from thebuilt in keypad/IR remote control.Note: Unless Display is set to OFF in the Setting Menu, most comm<strong>and</strong>s will cause an OSD to appear.Control comm<strong>and</strong>s follow the protocol:CF_ xx_## (CR)Where _ is a space, XX is the comm<strong>and</strong> code <strong>and</strong> ## is the parameter (see Table 3a for a complete listof extended control codes) <strong>and</strong> (CR) is 0D.White, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
6 05/06/06When a control comm<strong>and</strong> is sent to the projector, a response is sent back to the controller to notify it about how thecomm<strong>and</strong> was treated.There are two possible responses to a control comm<strong>and</strong>:06 (CR) -- Comm<strong>and</strong> accepted <strong>and</strong> executed? (CR) -- Comm<strong>and</strong> not recognizedTable 3a: Extended Control CodesComm<strong>and</strong>FunctionCodeTimingMsecFSYNC Change fine sync 600 UP, DNParametersTDOTS Change total dots 600 UP, DNCLAMP Change clamp value 600 UP, DNH-POS Change horizontal position 600 UP, DNV-POS Change vertical position 600 UP, DNIMAGE Select image mode 2000INPUT Select input 5000 1 - 4SCREENSelect screen size1000200SYSTEM Select system 1000TRUE Select screen size true 800 ON / OFFDZCENT Cancel digital zoom 500 CENTINPUT1 Select both input 1 <strong>and</strong> the signal 5000INPUT2 Select both input 2 <strong>and</strong> the signal 5000INPUT3INPUT4Select both input 3 <strong>and</strong> the signal 5000Select both input 4<strong>and</strong> the signal 5000BBACK Select blue background 500 ON, OFFIMAGEADJReset an image adj.Save an image adj.1500St<strong>and</strong>ard - STANDReal - REALCinema - CINEMAImage1 - CUSTOM1 or IMAGE1Image2 - CUSTOM2 or IMAGE2Image3 - CUSTOM3 or IMAGE3Image4 - CUSTOM4 or IMAGE4CUSTOM# for Network <strong>Communications</strong>IMAGE# for <strong>Serial</strong> <strong>Communications</strong>NORMAL, WIDE, TRUE,DZOOM UP, DZOOM DNAUTO, NTSC, NTSC443, PAL, SECAM, PAL-M,PAL-N, 1080I60, 1080I50, 1035I, 720P, 575P, 480P,575I, 480I, MODE1~MODE5DIGITAL, ANALOG, VIDEO, YPBPR,YCBCR, YC,S-VIDEO, HD-SDIDIGITAL, ANALOG, VIDEO, YPBPR,YCBCR, YC,S-VIDEO, HD-SDIDIGITAL, ANALOG, VIDEO, YPBPR,YCBCR, YC,S-VIDEO, HD-SDIDIGITAL, ANALOG, VIDEO, YPBPR,YCBCR, YC,S-VIDEO, HD-SDIReset – RSTSave as Image 1 – STR1Save as Image 2 – STR2Save as Image 3 – STR3White, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
7 05/06/06AVSERVReturn an initial setting for such ashorizontal resolution or verticalresolution in the AV mode600 RSTAVDDOTS Change Hor. resolution for AV 600 UP / DNAVDLINE Change Vertical resolution for AV 600 UP / DNAVHPOS Change Hor. Position for AV 600 UP / DNAVVPOS Change Vertical position for AV 600 UP / DNSave as Image 4 – STR4BRIGHT Control Brightness 000 – 063, UP / DNCONT Control Contrast 000 – 063, UP / DNCOLOR Control Color 000 – 063, UP / DNTINT Control Tint 000 – 063, UP / DNSHARP Control Sharpness 000 – 015, UP / DNGAMMA Control Gamma 000 – 015, UP / DNVOLUME Control Volume 000 – 063, UP / DNMUTE Control Mute ON, OFFFLSCREN Control Full Screen ON, OFFPCSTORE Store to Mode# MODE1 ~ MODE5DENHCR Control Digital Enhancement 000 – 015, UP / DNCOLTEMP Set Color Temp 000 - 003WBAL-R Control White Balance Red 000 – 063, UP / DNWBAL-G Control White Balance Green 000 – 063, UP / DNWBAL-B Control White Balance Blue 000 – 063, UP / DNBASS Control Base 000 – 063, UP / DNTREBLE Control Base 000 – 063, UP / DNBLTINSP Turn Built in Speaker on <strong>and</strong> off ON, OFFEnglish – ENGGerman – DEUFrench – FRASpanish – ESPItalian – ITALANGSelect LanguagesPortuguese – PORDutch – NEDSwedish – SVEJapanese – JPNKorean – KORChinese – CHISOURCESelect SourceDIGITAL, ANALOG, VIDEO, YPBPR,YCBCR, YC,S-VIDEO, HD-SDIWhite, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
8 05/06/06ON-STA Select ON Start setting ON, OFFP-MANE Select power management setting ON, OFFKEYSTONE Control Keystone UP, FUP, DN, FDN & RSTDISP Select Display ON, OFFLOGO Select Logo ON, OFFCEIL Select Ceiling ON, OFFREAR Select Rear ON, OFFRCODE Select Remote Control Code Code1 001, Code2 002LAMPHReset <strong>Lamp</strong> TimeRSTn - Reset each total lamp running timeindividually (n=1-3, 1=lamp No.1, 2=lamp No.2…)LAMPMODE Select <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode FULL, HALFNZRED Select Noise Reduction ON, OFFPROGV Select Progressive Video ON, OFFFANSPEEDSelect Fan Speed ControlMaximum – MAXNormal – NORStatus Request Comm<strong>and</strong>sStatus request comm<strong>and</strong>s are used to poll the projector for the setting or mode of various projector characteristics.Status request comm<strong>and</strong>s follow the protocol:CRx(CR)Where X is the status item code (See Table 4 for a complete list of status item codes <strong>and</strong> descriptions)<strong>and</strong> (CR) is 0D.Table 4: Function CodesComm<strong>and</strong>FunctionCode0 Status Read See Table 4.0Notes1 Input Mode Read See Table 4.13 <strong>Lamp</strong> Time Read See Table 4.34 Setting Read See Table 4.4White, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
9 05/06/065 Model Lists OEM’s Manufacturer Model #6 Temp Read See Table 4.67 <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode Read See Table 4.79 PC Type Read See Table 4.9A Mute Status Read See Table 4.ATable 4.0Status Item Code(x)ContentsResponse0 Status Read ss(CR)ss:Meaning00 POWER ON.80 STANDBY40 <strong>Projector</strong> just powered up <strong>and</strong> is currently in 30 sec. countdown20 <strong>Projector</strong> just shut off <strong>and</strong> is in cooling down.04 <strong>Lamp</strong>s are off due to Power Management.10 Power failure.28 Temperature warning <strong>and</strong> cooling down.08 Temperature warning <strong>and</strong> power is ON.88 Temperature warning occurred <strong>and</strong> system has recovered.02 No key input.24 <strong>Lamp</strong> is OFF <strong>and</strong> Temperature warning by Power Management21 <strong>Lamp</strong> off & Cooling Down81 St<strong>and</strong>by after lamp off & cooling downTable 4.1Status Item Code(x)ContentsResponse1 Input Mode Read s(CR)s: Meaning1 Input 1 is currently selected <strong>and</strong> being displayed.2 Input 2 is currently selected <strong>and</strong> being displayed.3 Input 3 is currently selected <strong>and</strong> being displayed.4 Input 4 is currently selected <strong>and</strong> being displayed.Table 4.3Status Item Code(x)ContentsResponse3 <strong>Lamp</strong> Timer Read ssss (CR)White, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
10 05/06/06ssss:Meaning#### Each four-digit number represents the total hours that a lamphas been ON. The VIVID Blue, LX65 <strong>and</strong> RoadRunner L6 will respondwith two four digit numbers – one per lamp: <strong>Lamp</strong>1 <strong>Lamp</strong> 2 (CR).The VIVID White, LX100 <strong>and</strong> RoadRunner L8 will respond with four, fourdigit numbers – one per lamp: <strong>Lamp</strong>1 <strong>Lamp</strong>2 <strong>Lamp</strong>3 <strong>Lamp</strong>4 (CR).Table 4.4Status Item Code(x)ContentsResponse4 Setting Read s(CR)ss:Meaning11 Configured for Front Screen•Floor Mount10 Configured for Rear Screen•Ceiling Mount.01 Configured for Rear Screen•Floor Mount00 Configured for Front Screen•Ceiling MountTable 4.6Status Item Code(x)Contents6 Temperature ReadResponse_ss.s_ss.s_(CR)Note: _: spacess.s:MeaningNumbers First temperature reading is the sensor near the panel. Thesecond reading is near the lamp. Units are Celsius. This item isused for service purposes.Ex. _31.5__35.2_ means a temperature of 31.5 o C <strong>and</strong> 35.2 o C-05.5_-01.2_ means a temperature of –5.5 o C <strong>and</strong> –1.2 o CE00.0 Error reading temperatureTable 4.7Status Item Code(x)Contents7 <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode ReadResponsessCR)ss: Meaning for VIVID Blue L6, LX65 <strong>and</strong> MX250000 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: All OFF01 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 1 ON, No. 2 OFF02 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 2 ON, No. 1 OFFWhite, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
11 05/06/060F Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: All ON10 Half <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode 1: All OFF11 Half <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode 1: No. 1 ON, No. 2 OFF20 Half <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode 2: All OFF22 Half <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode 2: No. 2 ON, No. 1 OFFNOTE:If you receive a response that is not found in these tables then the projector is in transition of lampmodes. Resend the comm<strong>and</strong> in one (1) minute.ss:Meaning for VIVID White L8, LX100, LU77 <strong>and</strong> MX350000 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: All OFF01 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 1 ON, No. 2, 3, 4 OFF02 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 2 ON, No. 1, 3, 4 OFF03 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 1, 2 ON, No. 3, 4 OFF04 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 3 ON, No. 1, 2, 4 OFF05 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 1, 3 ON, No. 2, 4 OFF06 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 2, 3 ON, No. 1, 4 OFF07 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 1, 2, 3 ON, No. 4 OFF08 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 4 ON, No. 1, 2, 3 OFF09 Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 1, 4 ON, No. 2, 3 OFF0A Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 2, 4 ON, No. 1, 3 OFF0C Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 3, 4 ON, No. 1, 2 OFF0D Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 1, 3, 4 ON, No. 2 OFF0E Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: No. 2, 3, 4 ON, No. 1 OFF0F Full <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode: All ON10 Half <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode 1: All OFF11 Half <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode 1: No. 1 ON, No. 2, 3, 4 OFF18 Half <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode 1: No. 4 ON, No. 1, 2, 3 OFF19 Half <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode 1: No. 1, 4 ON, No. 2, 3 OFF20 Half <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode 2: All OFF22 Half <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode 2: No. 2 ON, No. 1, 3, 4 OFF24 Half <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode 2: No. 3 ON, No. 1, 2, 4 OFF26 Half <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode 2: No. 2, 3 ON, No. 1, 4 OFFNOTE: If you receive a response that is not found in these tables then the projector is in transition of lampmodes. Resend the comm<strong>and</strong> in one (1) minute.Table 4.9Status Item Code(x)ContentsResponse9 PC Type Read See below chartResponseSt<strong>and</strong> byAV ModeGo PC adj.No signalsssssMeaning<strong>Projector</strong> is OFF.Current source is video.PC System is set to AUTONo source on current input.Where sssss is the name of an RGB source that’s in thePC System window look up table.White, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
12 05/06/06Table 4.AStatus Item Code(x)ContentsResponseA Input Mode Read s(CR)s: Meaning1 Input 1 is currently selected <strong>and</strong> being displayed.2 Input 2 is currently selected <strong>and</strong> being displayed.3 Input 3 is currently selected <strong>and</strong> being displayed.4 Input 4 is currently selected <strong>and</strong> being displayed.Extended Status Request Comm<strong>and</strong>sExtended Status request comm<strong>and</strong>s are used to poll the projector for the setting or mode of various projectorcharacteristics.Status request comm<strong>and</strong>s follow the protocol:CR_xx(CR)Where _ is a space <strong>and</strong> XX is the status item code (See Table 4a for a complete list of status item codes<strong>and</strong> descriptions) <strong>and</strong> (CR) is 0D.Table 4a: Extended Status Request CodesComm<strong>and</strong>FunctionCodeBRIGHT Get Brightness Value nnnParametersCONT Get Contrast Value nnnCOLOR Get Color Value nnnTINT Get Tint Value nnnSHARP Get Sharpness Value nnnGAMMA Get Gamma Value nnnVOLUME Get Volume Value nnnCOLTEMP Get Color Temp Value nnnDENHCR Get Digital Enhancer Value nnnBASS Get Bass Value nnnTREBLE Get Treble Value nnnWhite, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
13 05/06/06BLTINSP Get Built in Speaker Status ON, OFFFSYNC Get Fine Sync Value nnnTDOTS Get Total Dots Value nnnCLAMP Get Clamp Value nnnH-POS Get Horizontal Position Value nnnV-POS Get Vertical Position Value. nnnFLSCREN Get Full Screen Status ON, OFFHMLAMP Total Number of <strong>Lamp</strong>s nnnPROJH Total <strong>Projector</strong> <strong>Lamp</strong> Hours nnnnnnnINFLAMPGet <strong>Lamp</strong> StatusPRESSURE Get Air Pressure Value nnnnIDSLOT1 Get ID of Slot 1IDSLOT2 Get ID of Slot 2IDSLOT3 Get ID of Slot 3IDSLOT4 Get ID of Slot 4WBAL-R Get White Balance Red Value nnnWBAL-G Get White Balance Green Value nnnWBAL-B Get White Balance Blue Value nnnIMAGEGet status of image modeINPUT Get status of input 1 - 4NML ( lamp can be changed)CNG (lamp is cooling down, can’t be changed)00 = Video01 = D-Sub02 = Faroudia03 = LAN04 = Component05 = DVI06 = HD-SDI99 = No CardSt<strong>and</strong>ard - STANDReal - REALCinema - CINEMAImage - IMAGE1~4Custom - Custom1~4SOURCEGet Status of which Source isselectedComputer Signal – DIGITAL, ANALOGVideo Signal – VIDEO, S-VIDEO, YPBPR,YCBCR,HD-SDI, BLANKSCREEN Get status of Screen size NORMAL, WIDESYSTEMLANGGet Status of SystemGet status on which language isselectedAUTO, NTSC, NTSC443, PAL, SECAM, PAL-M,PAL-N, 1080i, 1035i, 720p, 575p, 480p, 575i, 480iEnglish – ENGGerman – DEUFrench – FRASpanish – ESPItalian – ITAPortuguese – PORDutch – NEDSwedish – SVEJapanese – JPNKorean - KORWhite, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
14 05/06/06Chinese- CHION-STA Get status of Select ON Start ON, OFFP-MANEGet status of power managementsettingON, OFFPROJH Get status of projector hours nnnnnnnSIGNALGet status of SignalSERSYS Get info on which signal is selectedBBACK Get status of blue background ON, OFFDISP Get status of Display ON, OFFLOGO Get status of Logo ON, OFFVMUTE Get status of Video Mute ON, OFFFREEZE Get status of Freeze setting ON, OFFThere is a signal – ONThere is no signal – OFF1080I60, 1080I50 1035I, 720P, 575P, 480P, 575I,480I, NO SIGNALPTIMERGet status of TimerWorking – ONStop– STOP NotWorking – OFFRCODE Get status of Remote Code Code1 001, Code2 002LAMPMODE Get status of <strong>Lamp</strong> Mode FULL, HALFNZRED Get status of Noise Reduction ON, OFFPROGV Get status of Progressive Video ON, OFFFANSPEEDGet status of Fan Speed ControlMaximum – MAXNormal – NORMUTE Get status of Mute ON, OFFLAMPREPLGet information of when lampshould be replacednnnnnIMGGMD Get status of Image Gamma STD, REAL, CNMSRCINP1 Get status of Source 1SRCINP2 Get status of Source 2SRCINP3 Get status of Source 3SRCINP4 Get status of Source 4TEMPFAILTEMPWARNGet status of temp when projectorfailsGet status of temp when projectoris close to failingDIGITAL, ANALOG, VIDEO, YPBPR,YCBCR, YC,S-VIDEO, HD-SDI, NOCARD, BLANKDIGITAL, ANALOG, VIDEO, YPBPR,YCBCR, YC,S-VIDEO, HD-SDI, NOCARD, BLANKDIGITAL, ANALOG, VIDEO, YPBPR,YCBCR, YC,S-VIDEO, HD-SDI, NOCARD. BLANKDIGITAL, ANALOG, VIDEO, YPBPR,YCBCR, YC,S-VIDEO, HD-SDI, NOCARD, BLANKnn.nS nn.nSnn.nS nn.nSWhite, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
15 05/06/061.4 Controlling Multiple <strong>Projector</strong>sYou can control multiple projectors using the RS232C loop-through output. By daisy chaining (connect the PC RS232 to theRS232 IN of one projector <strong>and</strong> then connect the RS232 OUT of that projector to the RS232 IN of another projector <strong>and</strong> so on),one PC can control multiple projectors.1. Setting the <strong>Projector</strong>’s AddressSet specific address number for each projector.1 Turn projector on.2 Enter the service mode.To enter the service mode, press the MENU <strong>and</strong> IMAGE button on the projector <strong>and</strong> hold for 2 seconds3 Change the service Group to 10 using the left/right arrow key on the projector or remote control. Change the No. to 3 bypressing the up/down arrows on the projector or remote control.4 Once set to 10-3, adjust the data to set the projector’s address number. (Adjust the Data by pressing the VOLUMEUP/DOWN button. Setting value must be different for each projector to control each one individually.5 Turn projector off, allow to cool <strong>and</strong> power back up for the new address to take effect.WARNING:Do not attempt to adjust any other items while in the service menu. Doing so could render the projector inoperable<strong>and</strong>/or unsafe.2. Sending Comm<strong>and</strong>sAdd “A” + specific address number to the beginning of a usual comm<strong>and</strong>, <strong>and</strong> send it.Example 1 - Controlling One <strong>Projector</strong> in the Daisy ChainTo change only projector of address number 15 to INPUT2.Send comm<strong>and</strong>: A015C06[CR]where A specifies that a unique projector address is being used015 is the 3-digit address number in10 base (same as the address number set in the ServiceMenu.C06 is the comm<strong>and</strong> code to select INPUT 2[CR] is carriage return or 0D.Note: Returning data is the same as connecting one projector to one PC.Example 2 - Broadcasting Comm<strong>and</strong>s To All <strong>Projector</strong>sWhen you want to turn all projectors on together.Send comm<strong>and</strong>: AFFFC00[CR]where A specifies that a unique projector address is being usedFFF is the 3-digit address number used to address all projectors in the daisy chain.C00 is the comm<strong>and</strong> code to POWER ON[CR] is carriage return or 0Dh.Note: There is no returning data when you send a broadcast comm<strong>and</strong>. (There is no response from the projectors)CAUTIONWhen sending comm<strong>and</strong>s, be sure to add the address number. If you send a comm<strong>and</strong> without adding the addressnumber, it may cause a malfunction. This is because all of the projectors in the daisy chain will return data (likeconnecting one projector to one PC) <strong>and</strong> the returned data may be garbled.White, Blue, LX65/100/120, L6, L8, MX2500, MX3500, LU77 & LW40 <strong>Serial</strong> Communication
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