User guide

Commands sent with a different delimiter set will be ignored. The IN1700 delimiters may be

selected using the Serial Delimiter menu (see pages 8 & 9).

A complete command consists of:

[ The leading code

FLK1 The command code.

] The ending code

Example: [FLK1] sets the IN1700 to flicker filter to setting 1

Serial Control Cable Wiring

When controlling only one IN1700 unit, connect the RS-232 serial control cable as follows:

Controller Transmit to IN1700 Receive

Controller Ground to IN1700 Ground

Controller Receive to IN1700 Transmit

When controlling multiple IN1700 units, connect the RS-232 serial control cable as follows:

Controller Transmit to Each IN1700 Receive

Controller Ground to Each IN1700 Ground

IN1700 SERIAL COMMANDS*

Command Description Command Description

AC14 set baud rate to 2400 OUT1 RGBS output format

AC15 set baud rate to 4800 OUT2 component output format

AC16 set baud rate to 9600** OUT3 S-Video output format

AC17 set baud rate to 19,200 PAL0 NTSC standard**

CMD0 set command code “[“and”]”** PAL1 PAL standard

CDM1 set command code “{“and”}” RST reset to factory default

CDM2 set command code “(“and”)” SCN0 zoom on

CDM3 set command code “<“and”>” SCN1 overscan on

FLK1 flicker filter 1** SCN2 underscan on**

FLK2 flicker filter 2

FLKA flicker filter A**

STAT

return 11 byte status (info

defined below)

FLKB flicker filter B TRM0 input term Hi-Z

FLKC flicker filter C TRM1 input term 75 Ohms**

FP0 disable front panel VIDD video shift / pan down

FP1 enable front panel** VIDL video shift / pan left

FRZ0 freeze frame off** VIDR video shift / pan right

FRZ1 freeze frame on VIDU video shift / pan up

OUT0 RGBHV output format**

* Serial commands are case sensitive.

** Factory Default

IN1700 SERIAL RESPONSE DESCRIPTION

After the IN1700 receives a command it will respond with [OK] to indicate that it understood

and executed the command. Responses are ASCII characters and begin and end with the

currently selected delimiters . The IN1700 sends responses at baud rate currently selected.

Example: [OK] or {OK} or (OK) or <OK> are the four possibilities for the OK response.