Pioneer pdp-433cmx Service Manual page 116

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GS1:
Outputting data such as version information, and data from the hour meter and pulse meter
• Data are output according to the transmission order and size of the table below.
• This command is invalid in modes other than RS-232C Factory Adjustment mode.
Order
1 Display information
2 Module microcomputer model number
3 Module microcomputer version
4 Panel microcomputer version
5 Panel /FLASH ROM version
6 Hour meter (hour)
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7 Pulse meter
8 Main microcomputer model number
9 Main microcomputer version
10 Wide microcomputer version
11 Wide /FLASH ROM version
Display Information
Data
MX5 PDP-503CMX/MXE (initial value)
C
MX4 PDP-433CMX/MXE
MD5 Module 50 inches
MD4 Module 43 inches
HD5 PDP-503HD
HD4 PDP-433HD
GS2:
Outputting data for power down, temperature and condensation information
• Data are output according to the transmission order and size in the table below.
• This command is valid only in the following cases: in RS-232C Factory adjustment mode, during power-down or shutdown, and for 30
seconds until a shutdown occurs because of condensation formed inside the unit or audio failure.
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Note: During power-down, when a failure occurs, or for 30 seconds until a shutdown occurs, data can be obtained by directly executing
"GS2" without executing "FAY." However, the ID must be set beforehand.
Order
1 AC information
2 Service parts distinction
3 Hour meter (hour, minute)
4 Power-down information
5 Temperature information
6 Condensation information
E 7 Panel microcomputer communication
8 DIGITAL EEPROM communication
9 DIGITAL EXPANDER communication
10 Temperature information (TEMP2)
11 Temperature information (TEMP3)
12 Module microcomputer communication
13 Wide microcomputer communication
14 MAIN IIC
15 MAIN EEPROM IIC
16 AUDIO failure
F
17 FAN failure
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Data Contents
Model
Data Contents
PDP-433CMX
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Size Remarks
3 byte See below
4 byte 5691 or F691
3 byte
3 byte
3 byte
5 byte Unit: H (hour)
7 byte Unit: 0.01G (10,000,000)
4 byte 5692
3 byte
3 byte
3 byte
Size Remarks
1 byte Always 0 (not used)
0: DIGITAL ASSY adjustment done
1 byte
1: DIGITAL ASSY not adjusted (Service Assy)
7 byte *****H**M
2 byte 1st/2nd (∗)
3 byte 8 bit
1 byte 1: Condensation
1 byte 1: Communication failure
1 byte 1: Communication failure
1 byte 1: Communication failure
3 byte 8 bit
3 byte 8 bit
1 byte 1: Communication failure
1 byte 1: Communication failure
1 byte 1: Communication failure
1 byte 1: Communication failure
1 byte 1: AUDIO failure
1 byte 1: FAN failure
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