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LV-7565

EXPAND SERIAL FUNCTIONAL

SPECIFICATION

History of Modification

Rev. Date Page Contents

2004. 10.19

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Summary of content (47 pages)

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LV-7565 EXPAND SERIAL FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATION History of Modification Rev. Date 2004. 10.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 1 of 46 - CONTENT 1. Overview .......................................................................................................................... 6 2. Serial Interface Specification........................................................................................... 6 2.1. Communication Specification ...................................................................................... 6 2.2. Connection................................................
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 2 of 46 8.4.13. CF_APCTRL Command..................................................................................... 17 8.4.14. CF_COLMNSAV Command .............................................................................. 17 8.4.15. CF_COLMNLD Command ................................................................................ 18 8.4.16. CF_TURBO Command ...................................................................................... 18 8.5.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 3 of 46 8.10.1. CF_BBACK Command ...................................................................................... 28 8.10.2. CF_DISP Command........................................................................................... 28 8.10.3. CF_LOGO Command......................................................................................... 28 8.10.4. CF_CEIL Command ........................................................................................
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 4 of 46 9.5.9. CR_PCSTORE Command.................................................................................... 37 9.5.10. CR_SETPCADJ Command................................................................................ 37 9.6. Video Series Status Read Command ......................................................................... 37 9.6.1. CR_SERSYS Command....................................................................................... 37 9.7.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 5 of 46 9.12.3. CR_FREEZE Command .................................................................................... 45 9.12.4. CR_PTIMER Command .................................................................................... 45 9.12.5. CR_INFPFAIL Command.................................................................................. 45 9.12.6. CR_TEMPWARN Command ............................................................................. 46 9.12.7.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 6 of 46 1. Overview 1.1. This Functional Specification defines the Network Card and the communication functions for LV-7565. 1.2. A Projector firmware Ver. 1.x -ready 1.3. Commands are to communicate to Network card, but most commands control a remote Projector with PC installed RS232C. That’s why commands are defined as expand serial commands. 2. Serial Interface Specification 2.1.
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Expand Serial Command Specification 3. Page 7 of 46 Note for Communications 3.1. The expand command is defined one command / one line that starts “C” and ends carriage return (0x0D). 3.2. When a projector receives carriage return (0x0D), it starts decoding. 3.3. There are two type of Expand Serial Command, Functional Execution Commands and Status Read Command. *Functional Execution Command “CF_BRIGHT_032” [CR] Note) _ means a space *Status Read Command “CR_RIGHT” [CR] 3.4.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 8 of 46 3.5.1. The projector usuall issues a return commands in 1000 ms after receiving a return command. It takes more than 1000ms for some functional execution commands (CF) to send a return command as shown in the table below.
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Expand Serial Command Specification 5. Page 9 of 46 Functional Execution Command Table 5.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 10 of 46 5.4.
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Expand Serial Command Specification 6. Page 11 of 46 Status Read Command Table 6.1.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 12 of 46 6.5. Screen Status Read Command Table Status read command CR_FLSCREN [CR] CR_SCREEN [CR] CR_KYSTNMODE [CR] CR_ANAMORPHIC [CR] CR_VSCALE [CR] CR_VPOS [CR] CR_HSCALE [CR] CR_HPOS [CR] Item Read Full Screen setting Read Screen Size setting Read Keystone Store mode setting Read Anamorphic setting Read V-Scale setting Read V-Position setting Read H-Scale setting Read H-Position setting 6.6.
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Expand Serial Command Specification 7. Error Code Table Error Code Item *When receives data that cannot be decoded *Parameter determination error (Digit number error, and incorrect letter included) Normal Reception (Not error) The function is not available in the selected mode Selected the value is out of range (Selected value will not be reflected) Command mismatched to the Hardware (Command for unpopulated option function) ? 000 101 102 103 8. Page 13 of 46 Functional Execution Command 8.1.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Power Saving - Cooling Down Power Saving State Page 14 of 46 None C00: Power On C01: Power Off Note) during the above-mentioned state, when received other Commands, return the error code that indicates the invalid Command. 8.4. Image Series Command 8.4.1.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 15 of 46 8.4.4. CF_TINT Command Command %1 Details Response “CF_TINT_%1” [CR] “000 ~ 063” -------------- Directly select the Tint setting value “UP” ----------------------- Tint setting value +1 “DN” ------------------------ Tint setting value -1 Set the User control Tint value. The value set by their Command will not be saved to the Projector. Therefore, when All Off the Projector, the value will return to the original setting.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 16 of 46 8.4.7. CF_WBAL- Command Command “CF_WBAL-%1_%2” [CR] %1 “R” --------------- Red “G” --------------- Green “B” --------------- Blue %2 “000 ~ 063” ----- Directly select color value by White Balance %1 determination “UP” ------------ Color value for White Balance %1 determination +1 “DN” ------------ Color value for White Balance %1 determination -1 Details Set the user control color value by white balance %1 determination.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 17 of 46 8.4.11. CF_IMAGE Command Command “CF_IMAGE_%1” [CR] When Input is Computer “STAND” --------- Standard “REAL” ----------- High contrast “CUSTOM1” ---- Custom (The value which is adjusted and saved by a user) When Input is Video “STAND” --------- Standard “CINEMA” ------- Cinema “CUSTOM1” ---- Custom (The value which is adjusted and saved by a user) %1 Details Response Select Image mode.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 18 of 46 8.4.15. CF_COLMNLD Command Command %1 Details Response “CF_COLMNLD_%1” [CR] “000” ~ “009” --------- Specify store area Call Color Management setting status from an area by %1 specification. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state) Acceptable “000” [CR] Unacceptable “Error Code” [CR] 8.4.16.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 19 of 46 8.5.3. CF_CLAMP Command Command %1 Details Response “CF_CLAMP_%1” [CR] “0000 ~ 0127” ----------- Directly set Clamp value “UP” ----------------------- Clamp setting value +1 “DN” ----------------------- Clamp setting value -1 Set Clamp. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state) The value set by this Command will not be saved to the Projector. Therefore, when All Off the Projector, the value will return to the original setting.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 20 of 46 8.5.6. CF_DDOTS Command Command “CF_DDOTS_%1” [CR] “0100 ~ nnnn” -------- Directly set Display Dots %1 Details Response “nnnn” means maximum value. This result of current Total Dots – Horizontal Position “UP” --------------------- Display Dots setting value +1 “DN” --------------------- Display Dots setting value -1 Set Display Dots. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state) The value set by this Command will not be saved to the Projector.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 21 of 46 8.5.9. CF_ORGMODE Command Command %1 Details Response “CF_ORGMODE_%1” [CR] “XGA1”, “HDTV1080” … etc. After EXTn is set by PC Control series Command and CF_SETPCADJ Command such as CF_FSYNC / CF_TDOTS, this Command select original signal. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state) Acceptable “000” [CR] Unacceptable “101” [CR] ---- When Input is Video series 8.5.10.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 22 of 46 8.6.2.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 23 of 46 8.6.5. CF_INPUT3 Command Command %1 Details Response “CF_INPUT3_%1” [CR] “VIDEO” ------------- Select Composite Video Input “S-VIDEO” ------- Select S-Video Input “YPBPR” ------------ Select Y/Pb/Pr Input Select Input-3 and specified source by %1 at the same time. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state) Acceptable “000” [CR] Unacceptable “%%%” [CR] 8.6.6.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 24 of 46 8.7. Screen Control Command 8.7.1. CF_SCREEN Command Command %1 “CF_SCREEN_%1” [CR] Input is Computer Input is Video Details Response “WIDE” --------“TRUE” ---------“DZOOM_UP”--“DZOOM_DN” -- Select 16:9 display Select True display Zoom Out with Digital Zoom Zoom In with Digital Zoom “NORMAL” ------ Select 4:3 display “WIDE” ---------- Select 16:9 display Select Screen Size.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 25 of 46 8.7.5. CF_KEYSTONE Command Command “CF_KEYSTONE_%1” [CR] %1 “UP” --------- Make the screen image length at the top edge shorter with a small range. “FUP” ------- Make the screen image length at the top edge shorter with a large range. “DN” -------- Make the screen image length at the bottom edge shorter with a small range. “FDN” ------ Make the screen image length at the bottom edge shorter with a large range.
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Expand Serial Command Specification 8.7.8. CF_VSCALE Command Command %1 Details Response “CF_VSCALE_%1” [CR] “032” ------- +32 “031” ------- +31 : “001” ------- +1 “000” ------- 0 “-01” ------- -1 : “-31” ------- -31 “-32” ------- -32 Set V-Scale. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state) Acceptable “000” [CR] Unacceptable “Error Code” [CR] 8.7.9.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 27 of 46 8.8. Lamp Series Command 8.8.1. CF_LAMPH Command Command %1 Details Response “CF_LAMPH_%1” [CR] “RST” Reset total Lamp running time. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state) Acceptable “000” [CR] Unacceptable “Error Code” [CR] 8.8.2.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 28 of 46 8.9.3. CF_BLTINSP Command Command %1 Details Response “CF_BLTINSP_%1” [CR] “ON” ------- Select Built-in Speaker “OFF” ------ Cancel Built-in Speaker Set / Cancel Built-in Speaker. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state) Acceptable “000” [CR] Unacceptable “Error Code” [CR] 8.10. Setting Series Command 8.10.1.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 29 of 46 8.10.4. CF_CEIL Command Command %1 Details Response “CF_CEIL_%1” [CR] “ON” ------- Select Ceiling “OFF” ------ Cancel Ceiling Set / Cancel Ceiling. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state) The value set by this Command is stored in EEEPROM. When All Off the Projector, the setting will valid. Acceptable “000” [CR] Unacceptable “Error Code” [CR] 8.10.5.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 30 of 46 8.10.8. CF_ON-STA Command Command %1 Details Response “CF_ON-STA_%1” [CR] “ON” ------- Select Power On Start “OFF” ------ Cancel Power On Start Set / Cancel Power On Start. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state) The value set by this Command is stored in EEEPROM. When All Off the Projector, the setting will valid. Acceptable “000” [CR] Unacceptable “Error Code” [CR] 8.10.9.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 31 of 46 8.10.12. CF_KEYDIS Command Command %1 Details Response “CF_KEYDIS_%1” [CR] “NONE” ---------- RC and KEY are available “RC” --------------- Bar the use of RC “KEY” ------------- Bar the use of KEY Set bar the use of RC / KEY. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On state) Acceptable “000” [CR] Unacceptable “Error Code” [CR] 8.10.13. CF_FDEFAULT Command Command %1 Details Response “CF_FDEFAULT_%1” [CR] “RST” Set Factory Default.
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Expand Serial Command Specification 9. Page 32 of 46 Status Read Command 9.1. Format (1) PC issues Commands as below. “CR_COMMAND” [CR] COMMAND: Character line (2) When Projector receives the appropriate Command, it returns a character line as the required data. “000_%1” [CR] %1: Required data (character line) (3) When receiving data cannot be decode, the Projector returns “?” [CR] 9.2. Transfer Example Read Total Dots of Projector by expand Commands.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 33 of 46 9.4.4. CR_TINT Command Command Details “CR_TINT” [CR] Read Tint value of user control Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “000” ~ “063” “Error Code” [CR] --- Invalid “?” [CR] ----------------- When receives unclear Command 9.4.5. CR_SHARP Command Command Details “CR_SHARP” [CR] Read Sharpness value of user control Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “000” ~ “031” “?” [CR] 9.4.6.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 34 of 46 9.4.10. CR_COLTEMP Command Command Details “CR_COLTEMP” [CR] Read Color Temp setting status Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “000” ~ “003” “BLANK” ----- OSD menu is blank (Not XLow / Low / Mid / High) “?” [CR] 9.4.11.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 35 of 46 9.4.15. CR_APCTRL Command Command Details “CR_APCTRL” [CR] Read Auto Picture Control setting status Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “L1” --------Auto Picture Control in operation with Level1 “L2” --------Auto Picture Control in operation with Level2 “ O F F ” - - - - -Auto Picture Control is Off “?” [CR] 9.4.16.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 36 of 46 9.5.4. CR_H-POS Command Command Details “CR_H-POS” [CR] Read Horizontal Position value Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “0000” ~ “nnnn” (nnnn = Total Dots – Display Dots) “Error Code” [CR] --- Invalid “?” [CR] ----------------- When receives unclear Command 9.5.5.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 37 of 46 9.5.9. CR_PCSTORE Command Command Details “CR_PCSTORE” [CR] Read the status if Mode1 - Mode5 is Free or Stored for PC Adjust. Each data Mode1 - Mode5 will be shown in 5 bytes. (F: Free, S: Stored) Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “FFFFF” --------- All Free “SFFFF” --------- Only Mode1 is Stored, and others are Free : “FFFFS” --------- Only Mode5 is Stored, and others are Free “SSSSS” ---------- All Stored “?” [CR] 9.5.10.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 38 of 46 9.7. Input Series Status Read Command 9.7.1. CR_INPUT Command Command Details “CR_INPUT” [CR] Read selected Input No. Acceptable Response “000_%1” [CR] %1 “1” ~ “4” Unacceptable “?” [CR] 9.7.2.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 39 of 46 9.7.5. CR_SRCINP3 Command Command “CR_SRCINP3” [CR] Details Read Input 3 Source Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “VIDEO” ------------ Video mode status “S-VIDEO” ------- S-Video mode status “YPBPR” ---------- Y/Pb/Pr mode status “?” [CR] 9.7.6.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 40 of 46 9.8. Screen Series Status Read Command 9.8.1. CR_FLSCREN Command Command Details “CR_FLSCREN” [CR] Read the screen size status that Full Screen is selected or not. Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “ON” -------- Full Screen setting “OFF” ------- Full Screen not setting “Error Code” [CR] --- Invalid “?” [CR] ----------------- When receives unclear Command 9.8.2.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 41 of 46 9.8.6. CR_VPOS Command Command Details “CR_VPOS” [CR] Read V-Position setting status Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “-64” ~ “064” “?” [CR] 9.8.7. CR_HSCALE Command Command Details “CR_HSCALE” [CR] Read H-Scale setting status Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “-32” ~ “032” “?” [CR] 9.8.8.
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Expand Serial Command Specification 9.9.3. CR_PROJH Command Command Details “CR_PROJH” [CR] Read total Projector running time. (hours: (h)) Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “0000000” ~ “9999999” “?” [CR] 9.10. Sound Series Status Read Command 9.10.1. CR_VOLUME Command Command Details “CR_VOLUME” [CR] Read User control Volume value Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “000” ~ “063” “?” [CR] 9.10.2.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 43 of 46 9.11.2. CR_DISP Command Command Details “CR_DISP” [CR] Read Display setting status Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “ON” ---------- Selected Display “OFF” --------- Canceled Display “?” [CR] 9.11.3. CR_LOGO Command Command Details “CR_LOGO” [CR] Read Logo setting status Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “ON” ----------- Selected Logo “OFF” ---------- Canceled Logo “?” [CR] 9.11.4.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 44 of 46 9.11.6. CR_ON-STA Command Command Details “CR_ON-STA” [CR] Read Power ON Start setting status Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “ON” -------- Selected Power ON Start “OFF” ------- Canceled Power ON Start “?” [CR] 9.11.7.
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Expand Serial Command Specification 9.12. Other Status Read Command 9.12.1. CR_SIGNAL Command Command Details “CR_SIGNAL” [CR] Read information if there is signal or not Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “ON” -------- There is signal “OFF” ------- No signal “?” [CR] 9.12.2. CR_VMUTE Command Command Details “CR_VMUTE” [CR] Read No Show setting status Acceptable Response %1 Unacceptable “000_%1” [CR] “ON” ---------- Selected No Show “OFF” --------- Canceled No Show “?” [CR] 9.12.3.
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Expand Serial Command Specification Page 46 of 46 9.12.6. CR_TEMPWARN Command Command Details “CR_TEMPWARN” [CR] Read if the sensors are exceeding or approaching critical temperature. When some sensors are installed inside the Projector, read each sensor’s temperature.