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Switch on/off LKC (Local Keyboard Control)
This command allows to switch on/off all the
buttons of the keyboard at the front of the player.
group:
PC
command:
LKC
parameter list:
Mode
Mode can have one of the following values:
"OFF": Local keyboard is
switched OFF
"ON": Local keyboard is
switched ON
Example:
[PC, LKC, ON]\r Local
keyboard is switched ON.
Note: The LKC mode will always be switched ON after
starting up the player by switching on the power of the
player.
Switch on/off RC (Remote Control)
This command allows to enable/disable the
execution of RC commands received from the
Remote Control.
group:
PC
command:
RCC
parameter list:
Mode
Mode can have one of the following values:
"OFF": RC is switched OFF
"ON": RC is switched ON
Example:
[PC, RCC, OFF]\r RC is
switched OFF.
The DVD player will not react on a RC command.
Note 1: RC commands sent via RS232 are not affected
by this command and therefore will be executed.
Note 2: The RC mode will always be switched ON
after starting up the player by switching on the power
of the player.
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Note 3: When the RC is switched off, the DVD player
will not react on a RC command
Note 4: When the RC is switched off, the RC eye still
blinks after receiving a command
Note 5: When the RC is switched off, a cross is shown
On OSD if an RC button is pressed. If OSD is switched
off this cross is not shown.
Note 6: RCC lock status shall be stored in NVRAM.
On start-up, RCC lock control is based on the value
stored in NVRAM.
Note 7: The default for RCC lock is OFF, which means
that RCC is not locked by default
Switch on/off UOPs
group:
PC
command:
UOP
parameter list:
Mode
Mode can have one of the following values:
"OFF": the check on UOPs
is switched OFF
"ON": the check on UOPs is
switched ON
Example:
[PC, UOP, OFF]\r
The DVD player will ignore the UOPs.
Warning: This feature can be dangerous especially
with DVD disc not tested specifically for this non
standard DVD feature. The system may crash.
Use with care !
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