Instruction manual

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Changing Networking Settings

The network can be conﬁgured to use either DHCP or a static conﬁguration. To enable DHCP:

NETWORK:↵

Dynamic IP: true↵

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To set a ﬁxed IP address, supply all static parameters, thus:

NETWORK:↵

Dynamic IP: false↵

Static address: 192.168.2.2↵

Static netmask: 255.255.255.0↵

Static gateway: 192.168.2.1↵

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The parameters with the CURRENT preﬁx are read-only, and show the active conﬁguration, regardless of

the static or dynamic setting.

Changing the device name, or any network settings, will cause the IP connection to be dropped. The device

will restart it's networking and advertise it's new name on the network.

Changing Monitor Settings

The display settings for each monitor are speciﬁed individually. Sending an empty block will display all the

current settings, as shown above. One or more parameters can be modiﬁed at the same time and multiple

settings can be supplied in one block.

The valid range for numeric values is 0-255. The CONTRAST and SATURATION properties are zero-

centered, so the normal value is 127, such that the displayed picture is the same as the original. A value

greater than 127 in either channel will cause the contrast or saturation to be increased, and similarly a value

less than 127 will cause a decrease.

For example, to set the brightness to 50% and desaturate the image to Black & White:

MONITOR A:↵

Brightness: 127↵

Saturation: 0↵

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