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Digital Projection Vision 30 Series Communication Protocol Manual

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Revision 1.0
03/28/2008
Vision 30 Series
Communication Protocol
www. d i gi tal p ro je cti o n. co m

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  • Page 1 Vision 30 Series Communication Protocol Revision 1.0 03/28/2008 www. d i gi tal p ro je cti o n. co m...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Table of Contents ....................................1 Setting up LAN communication .................................2 Connecting to the projector ................................2 Setting up RS232 communication ..............................5 Connect to the projector ................................5 RS232 Communication parameters ..............................5 Communication Protocol ..................................6 Overview ......................................6 Message body ....................................6 Mnemonic ......................................6 Modifiers ......................................7 Acknowledge/Response ................................7 Examples .......................................8...

  • Page 3: Setting Up Lan Communication

    Setting up LAN communication The projector is shipped with a set of default settings, these are as follows: Description Value DHCP IP address 0.0.0.0 Subnet mask 0.0.0.0 Default gateway 0.0.0.0 TCP/UDP port 1025 Username admin Password admin Before you connect the projector to your LAN make sure that the IP settings are set correct according to your LAN configuration. IP settings can be changed from menu system or from the projector webpage.

  • Page 4: Setting Up Rs232 Communication

    Figure 2 : Web page On this page you can setup the projectors IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, projector port (TCP/UDP) and password. This page also displays the current version of network firmware the projector is running. Setting up RS232 communication Connect to the projector Connect the projector and host using a standard serial cable with 9-pin female to the host, and 9-pin male to the projector.

  • Page 5: Communication Protocol

    Communication Protocol This section describes how to use the communication protocol to control projectors remotely. When the projects are connected to either RS232 or LAN you can control the projectors through this ASCII based protocol. Note: Some commands will generate OSD feedback. This can be turned off from the projector’s menu system or by setting “OSDC”...

  • Page 6: Acknowledge/Response

    Acknowledge/Response Acknowledge is optional and ON by default. Auto acknowledge can be turned on and off with ECHO commad. It can also be activated on a per command basis using modifier A. ADDRESS COMMAND VALUE TERM 1 byte 3 bytes 1 byte 4 bytes 1 byte...
  • Page 7 SET BRIGHTNESS TO 60 ‘CR’ :BRIG 60’CR’ ACKNOWLEDGE BRIGHTNESS ‘CR’ %001 BRIG 000060’CR’ INCREMENT CONTRAST ‘CR’ :CNTR R1’CR’ ACKNOWLEDGE INCREMENT CONTRAST ‘CR’ %001 CNTR 000061’CR’ DECREMENT CONTRAST with 2 steps ‘CR’ :CNTR R-2’CR’ ACKNOWLEDGE INCREMENT CONTRAST ‘CR’ %001 CNTR 000059’CR’ GET-commands GET current value CONTRAST ‘CR’...
  • Page 8 ASCII protocol Showing all properties for available commands Operations Command Description Platforms* Comments supported POWR Power IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 POST Power state IVision 30, IVision 20, See value table POST DVision 30 Soure selection IABS Set source abs values IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set...

  • Page 9: Value Tables

    SFAR Select Scaling FillAspectRatio IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 SLET Select Scaling Letterbox to 16:9 IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 SLST Select Scaling Letterbox St to 16:9 IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 GAFI Select Gamma Film IVision 30, IVision 20,...
  • Page 10 DSBG Desired Blue Gain IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 DSCX Desired Cyan X IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 DSCY Desired Cyan Y IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 DSCG Desired Cyan Gain IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30...
  • Page 11 DFWG Factory Desired White Gain IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 MSRX Measured Red X IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 MSRY Measured Red Y IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 MSRL Measured Red Luminance IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30...
  • Page 12 MFWX Factory Measure White X IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 MFWY Factory Measure White Y IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 MFWL Factory Measure White Luminance IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 MFDX IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30...
  • Page 13 VPOS Vertical Position IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 HPOS Horizontal Position IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 PHSE Phase IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 FREQ Frequency IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 NIRE IRE Setup...
  • Page 14 Installation DESK Select Orientation Desktop Front IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 CEIL Select Orientation Ceiling Front IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 RDES Select Orientation Desktop Rear IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 RCEI Select Orientation Ceiling Rear IVision 30, IVision 20,...
  • Page 15 Settings FCRE Factory Reset IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 PINC PIN Code IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 CODE Service Code IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 RCID RCID Internal IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 DPMS DPMS IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set...
  • Page 16 SHUT Shutter DVision 30 LENS Lens ID DVision 30 LMON Lens Monitoring DVision 30 Get, Set Lamp status LRM1 Lamp1 Estimated Remaining Lamp Time IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 LTR1 Lamp1 Runtime IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 LHO1 Lamp Channel 1 Total Time DVision 30 LST1...
  • Page 17 CMTP Color Management Test Patterns IVision 30, IVision 20, Get, Set DVision 30 CRST Reset All Counters IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 SNMB Serial Number Mailbox IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 SNMC Serial Number Mailbox Counter IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 PNMB Part Number Mailbox...

  • Page 18: Value Tables

    Status PLAT Platform Name String IVision 30, IVision 20, Extended Protocol DVision 30 SERI Serial Number String IVision 30, IVision 20, Extended Protocol DVision 30 MODL Model Name String IVision 30, IVision 20, Extended Protocol DVision 30 PART Part Number String IVision 30, IVision 20, Extended Protocol DVision 30...
  • Page 19 DVision 30 Lamp is not present GABS Set Gamma abs value Value Description Film 1 IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 Film 2 IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 Video 1 IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 Video 2 IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 IVision 30, IVision 20, DVision 30 Computer 1 Computer 2...
  • Page 20 iVision 30 Balanced BCMO BrilliantColor Mode Value Description Computer iVision 30 Video iVision 30 PRES BrilliantColor Preset Settings Value Description iVision 30 SMPTE HD SMPTE C iVision 30 iVision 30 POST Power state Value Description Deep sleep iVision 30, iVision 20, iVision 30 iVision 30, iVision 20, dVision 30 Powering up iVision 30, iVision 20, dVision 30...

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