Lmv-Lens Move - Christie Boxer 4K Technical Reference

Command Description
LHO?m Returns the minimum and maximum range
of the zoom axis based on the last lens
calibration performed. The returned range is
persistent across AC cycles. (Read-only)
Examples
Move the lens to position 500 on the horizontal axis:
(LHO 500)
LMV–Lens Move
Adjusts all aspects of the lens position using a single command.
Commands
Command
LMV <horizontal> <vertical>
<zoom> <focus>
LMV+HSTP <relative steps>
LMV+VSTP <relative steps>
LMV+FSTP <relative steps>
LMV+ZSTP <relative steps>
Boxer 4K Serial API Commands Technical Reference
020-101697-05 Rev. 1 (07-2017)
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Description
Moves the lens to an absolute
position as specified by each of
the four arguments.
Moves the horizontal motor a
relative number of steps.
Moves the vertical motor a
relative number of steps.
Moves the focus motor a relative
number of steps.
Moves the zoom motor a relative
number of steps.
Serial API commands
Values
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Values
Minimum and maximum of each axis =
Dependent on the projector and the
installed lens
Maximum horizontal range = -1600 to 1600
Maximum vertical range = -1600 to 1600
negative steps = Moves the display left
positive steps = Moves the display right
The maximum absolute value is dictated by
the current location of the motor and the
range of the axis (see the LMV command
above).
negative steps = Moves the display down
positive steps = Moves the display up
The maximum absolute value is dictated by
the current location of the motor and the
range of the axis (see the LMV command
above).
negative steps = Focuses inward
positive steps = Focuses outward
The maximum absolute value is dictated by
the current location of the motor and the
range of the axis (see the LMV command
above).
negative steps = Makes the display larger
positive steps = Makes the display smaller
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