Christie Boxer 30 Technical Reference page 21

Command
CCA+RDCX <x coordinate for
red>
CCA+RDCY <y coordinate for
red>
CCA+GNCX <x coordinate for
green>
CCA+GNCY <y coordinate for
green>
CCA+BLCX <x coordinate for
blue>
CCA+BLCY <y coordinate for
blue>
CCA+WHCX <x coordinate for
white>
CCA+WHCY <y coordinate for
white>
CCA+GOFR <green of red
saturation value>
CCA+BOFR <blue of red
saturation value>
CCA+ROFG <red of green
saturation value>
CCA+BOFG <blue of green
saturation value>
CCA+ROFB <red of blue
saturation value>
CCA+GOFB <green of blue
saturation value>
CCA+ROFR <red of red
saturation value>
CCA+GOFG <green of green
saturation value>
CCA+BOFB <blue of blue
saturation value>
CCA+ROFW <red of white
saturation value>
CCA+GOFW <green of white
saturation value>
Boxer 30 Technical Reference–Serial API Commands
020-102096-08 Rev. 1 (08-2020)
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Description
Defines a custom color table using x,y
coordinates, scaled by a factor of 10,000.
For example, an x value of 3350
corresponds to x=0.3350 in the CIE 1931
chromaticity scale.
This command is only available if the video
electronics are on and Custom is selected.
(Saved value)
Defines a custom color table using
saturation values.
Each control represents a percentage of
each native RGB component needed to
produce a target RGB space.
This command is only available if the video
electronics are on and Custom is selected.
(Saved value)
Defines a custom color table using
saturation values.
Each control represents a percentage of
each native RGB component needed to
produce a target RGB space.
• Red of red is equivalent to red of white.
• Green of green is equivalent to green of
white.
• Blue of blue is equivalent to blue of
white.
This command is only available if the video
electronics are on and Custom is selected.
(Saved value)
Defines a custom color table using
saturation values. Each control represents a
percentage of each native RGB component
needed to produce a target RGB space.
Serial API commands
Values
The valid range for each value
depends on which of the red/
green/blue point is being
adjusted.
-1000 to 1000, where 1000 =
100%
A negative value reduces the
influence of the component by
scaling up the other two
components.
0 to 1000, where 1000 = 100%
0 to 1000, where 1000 = 100%
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