Cf_Progv Command; Cf_Film Command; Cf_Image Command; Cf_Imageadj Command - Canon LV-5220 - Multimedia Projector SVGA Functional Specification

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8.4.9 CF_PROGV Command

Command "CF_PROGV_%1" [CR]
"L1" ------------- Select Progressive Mode L1
%1 "L2" ------------- Select Progressive Mode L2
"OFF" ---------- Cancel Progressive
Set / Cancel for Progressive.
The value set by the command will not be saved to the Projector.
Details Therefore, when AC Power Off the Projector, the value will return to the original
setting. (For Standby mode, this value stays)
Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state.
Acceptable
Response
Unacceptable

8.4.10. CF_FILM Command

Command "CF_FILM_%1" [CR]
"ON" --------------- Film Mode ON
%1
"OFF" -------------- Film Mode OFF
Set / Cancel for Film Mode.
The value set by the command will not be saved to the Projector.
Details Therefore, when AC Power Off the Projector, the value will return to the original
setting. (For Standby mode, this value stays)
Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state.
Acceptable
Response
Unacceptable
8.4.11. CF_IMAGE コマンド
Command "CF_IMAGE_%1" [CR]
"STAND" -------------------- Standard mode
"REAL" ---------------------- High contrast mode
%1 "CINEMA" ------------------ Cinema mode
"BLACKBOARD" --------- Blackboard (Green) mode
"CUSTOM1" --------------- Custom mode
Select Image mode. (When it is in usual Power On state, this is valid)
Parameter "CUSTOM1" is the same as selecting "Custom" on OSD menu
Details
The value set by this Command is stored in EEEPROM, when AC Power Off the
Projector the value will be valid.
Acceptable
Response
Unacceptable

8.4.12. CF_IMAGEADJ Command

Command "CF_IMAGEADJ_%1" [CR]
"RST" -------------- Reset Image adjustment
%1
"STR1" ------------ Store current Image adjustment to Custom mode
Reset / Store for Image adjustment.
(When it is in usual Power On state, this is valid)
Details "STR1" is the same as "Custom" when choosing "Store" on OSD menu.
The setting value set in "Custom" is stored, so even if the Projector is set to AC
Power Off and is turned on again, the setting value will be able to be back.
Acceptable
Response
Unacceptable
"000" [CR]
"Error Code" [CR]
"000" [CR]
"Error Code" [CR]
"000" [CR]
"Error Code" [CR]
"000" [CR]
"Error Code" [CR]
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