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2. Basic commands

2.6.1

Contrast, Increment

Description

Increments the contrast by one.

Command

Command [0]

\x22

Command [1]

\x01

Example

Increment contrast of a projector with address

\x01

by one.

Transmit

Start

\xfe

Projector address

\x01

Command[0]

\x22

Command[1]

\x01

Checksum

\x24

Stop

\xff

R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250/400 16/02/2007

Summary of Contents for iCon H250

Page 1: ...RS 232 Serial Communications for iCon H250 400 User Manual Basic R59770077 00 16 02 2007...

Page 2: ...revision Software version V1 00 Barco nv Presentations Noordlaan 5 8520 Kuurne Phone 32 56 36 82 11 Fax 32 56 35 86 51 E mail presentations bid barco com Visit us at the web www barco com Printed in...

Page 3: ...erms of guarantee On receipt the purchaser must immediately inspect all delivered goods for damage incurred during transport as well as for material and manufacturing faults Barco must be informed imm...

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Page 5: ...ation basics 1 SERIAL COMMUNICATION BASICS Overview Communication Protocol Data words Communication settings Hardware Serial comms commands Syntax R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250...

Page 6: ...mmands that are not often used or complex commands can take more than one byte All command bytes that are sent by the computer to get information out of the projector are repeated in the answer data t...

Page 7: ...d Note Any command byte data byte or checksum byte that equals x80 xfe xff has to be converted 1 Transmission instead of x80 send x80 followed by x00 instead of xfe send x80 followed by x7e instead of...

Page 8: ...b the last byte is the lsb Examples of data words The projector runtime parameter is described using an unsigned double word where 2 bytes msb lsb represent the value of the runtime in seconds How to...

Page 9: ...e Consult the Owner s manual of the projector on how to change the baud rate setting Data Bits Eight data bits are used for each character of the data transfer Parity There is no parity bit used to pe...

Page 10: ...Terminal Ready 5 GND Signal Ground 6 DSR Data Set Ready 7 RTS Request To Send 8 CTS Clear To Send 9 RI Ring Indicator Standard serial Cable order number R9827560 cable length 15m order number R982757...

Page 11: ...D 4 DTR 8 CTS 3 TxD 5 GND 2 RxD DIN mini 8 D9 male Image 1 2 connection MAC projector Signal levels Following table gives the signal levels corresponding to the different states State Voltage Off 1 9V...

Page 12: ...ced Commands Advanced commands are used to control advanced parameters of the projector The Pip loop focus is an advanced parameter This manual is divided in two parts the first part contains the basi...

Page 13: ...Pascal language string consists of one or more characters The first character of the string contains the length of the string Therefore a Pascal language string is limited to 255 characters Pascal str...

Page 14: ...file is parsed internally in the projector it will return a NACK if the data is not valid does not respect the XML com pleteness rules Desktop error strings The operating system WindowsTM uses a yell...

Page 15: ...round Read Source selection Scan inputs Scanned inputs read Orientation Write Orientation Read Freeze Write Freeze Read Aspect ratio Write Aspect Ratio Read Lamp commands Image files commands Standby...

Page 16: ...2 Basic commands 2 1 Identification commands 12 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 17: ...ing is a Pascal language string Command Command 0 x6b Returned Data Data 0 byLength 1 byte describing the length of the string Data 1 strDeviceType pascal language string describing the device type An...

Page 18: ...jector s Software version the returned string is a Pascal language string Command Command 0 x60 Returned Data Data 0 byLength 1 byte describing the length of the software version string Data 1 strSoft...

Page 19: ...eads the Projector s serial number the returned string is a Pascal language string Command Command 0 x61 Returned Data Data 0 x07 length of the serial number 7 characters Data 1 string of length 7 R59...

Page 20: ...untime Read Description Reads the Projector s runtime in seconds Command Command 0 x62 Returned Data unsigned double word 4 bytes Data 0 msb Data 1 Data 2 Data 3 lsb 16 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNI...

Page 21: ...unsigned byte Example Writes a new address to the projector being 1 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x6d Data 0 x01 Checksum x6f Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector add...

Page 22: ...ol 4 Japanese 5 Chinese Example reads the active language being Fran ais Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x71 Checksum x72 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x...

Page 23: ...ge 0 English 1 Fran ais 2 Deutsch 3 Espa ol 4 Japanese 5 Chinese Example Sets the language to Fran ais Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x70 Data 0 x01 Checksum x72 Stop xff Receive a...

Page 24: ...Baudrate Write Description Sets the baudrate Command Command 0 x75 Data string C language string possible string values 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 20 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICO...

Page 25: ...y the RCU remote control RCU commands page 133 Command Command 0 x30 Data Data 0 byIRcode 1 byte representing the RC5 code of the function to be executed Wrepeat optional word 2 bytes representing the...

Page 26: ...x65 Switching the projector OFF Command 0 x66 Example Switches the projector ON Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x65 Checksum x66 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector ad...

Page 27: ...started or not hot restrike if the cool down cycle is active bit5 0 the projector can not be restarted until the cool down cycle has been completed Example Read the status being x23 projector is ON t...

Page 28: ...2 Basic commands Receive Awnser Checksum x8b Stop xff 24 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 29: ...2 Basic commands 2 5 Lens Commands R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 25...

Page 30: ...tion To Zoom the image in or out depending on the data sent Command Command 0 xf4 Command 1 x82 Data Data 0 byDirection 1 byte gives the Zoom direction in out 0 out 1 in 26 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COM...

Page 31: ...asic commands 2 5 2 Lens Focus Description To Focus the image Command Command 0 xf4 Command 1 x83 Data Data 0 byDirection 1 byte 0 1 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 32: ...Description Shifts the lens down or up depending on the data sent Command Command 0 xf4 Command 1 x81 Data Data 0 byDirection 1 byte gives the shift direction 0 down 1 up 28 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL C...

Page 33: ...escription Shifts the lens left or right depending on the data sent Command Command 0 xf4 Command 1 x80 Data Data 0 byDirection 1 byte gives the shift direction 0 Left 1 Right R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL...

Page 34: ...s Read Saturation increment Saturation decrement Write Saturation Saturation Read Minimum Saturation Read Maximum Saturation Read Tint increment Tint decrement Tint Write Tint Read Minimum Tint Read M...

Page 35: ...ast by one Command Command 0 x22 Command 1 x01 Example Increment contrast of a projector with address x01 by one Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x22 Command 1 x01 Checksum x24 Stop...

Page 36: ...2 Basic commands 2 6 2 Contrast decrement Description Decrements the contrast by one Command Command 0 x23 Command 1 x01 32 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 37: ...e Data 0 unsigned byte Example Writes a new contrast value of x20 to the projector Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 x01 Data x20 Checksum x42 Stop xff Receive acknowled...

Page 38: ...of the projector the awnser being x20 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x21 Command 1 x01 Checksum x23 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x00 Comma...

Page 39: ...trast value of the projector the awnser being x00 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x26 Command 1 x01 Checksum x28 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command...

Page 40: ...trast value of the projector the awnser being x64 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x27 Command 1 x01 Checksum x29 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command...

Page 41: ...2 Basic commands 2 6 7 Brightness increment Description Increments the Brightness by one Command Command 0 x22 Command 1 x02 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 37...

Page 42: ...2 Basic commands 2 6 8 Brightness decrement Description Decrements the Brightness by one Command Command 0 x23 Command 1 x02 38 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 43: ...lue value unsigned byte Example Writes a new Brightness value of x20 to the projector Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 x02 Data x20 Checksum x43 Stop xff Receive acknow...

Page 44: ...alue of the projector the awnser being x20 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x21 Command 1 x02 Checksum x24 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x00...

Page 45: ...Brightness value of the projector the awnser being x00 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x26 Command 1 x02 Checksum x29 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Co...

Page 46: ...Brightness value of the projector the awnser being x64 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x27 Command 1 x02 Checksum x30 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Co...

Page 47: ...2 Basic commands 2 6 13 Saturation increment Description Increments the saturation by one Command Command 0 x22 Command 1 x03 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 43...

Page 48: ...2 Basic commands 2 6 14 Saturation decrement Description Decrements the Saturation by one Command Command 0 x23 Command 1 x03 44 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 49: ...alue value unsigned byte Example Writes a new Brightness value of x20 to the projector Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 x03 Data x20 Checksum x44 Stop xff Receive ackno...

Page 50: ...alue of the projector the awnser being x20 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x21 Command 1 x03 Checksum x25 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x00...

Page 51: ...Saturation value of the projector the awnser being x00 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x26 Command 1 x03 Checksum x30 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Co...

Page 52: ...Saturation value of the projector the awnser being x7f Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x27 Command 1 x03 Checksum x31 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Co...

Page 53: ...2 Basic commands 2 6 19 Tint increment Description Increments the Tint by one Command Command 0 x22 Command 1 x04 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 49...

Page 54: ...2 Basic commands 2 6 20 Tint decrement Description Decrements the Tint by one Command Command 0 x23 Command 1 x04 50 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 55: ...signed word Example Writes a new Tint value of x20 to the projector Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 x04 Data 0 x00 Data 1 x20 Checksum x45 Stop xff Receive acknowledg...

Page 56: ...projector the awnser being x00 x20 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x21 Command 1 x04 Checksum x26 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x00 Command...

Page 57: ...of the projector the awnser being xff x4c Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x26 Command 1 x04 Checksum x31 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x00...

Page 58: ...of the projector the awnser being x00 xb4 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x27 Command 1 x04 Checksum x32 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x00...

Page 59: ...2 Basic commands 2 6 25 Gamma increment Description Increments the Gamma by one Command Command 0 x22 Command 1 x70 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 55...

Page 60: ...2 Basic commands 2 6 26 Gamma decrement Description Decrements the Gamma by one Command Command 0 x23 Command 1 x70 56 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 61: ...Data 0 unsigned byte Example Writes a new Gamma value of x11 to the projector Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 x70 Data x11 Checksum xa2 Stop xff Receive acknowledge St...

Page 62: ...e projector the awnser being x11 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x21 Command 1 x70 Checksum x92 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x00 Command 1...

Page 63: ...value of the projector the awnser being x10 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x26 Command 1 x70 Checksum x97 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x0...

Page 64: ...value of the projector the awnser being x1c Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x27 Command 1 x70 Checksum x98 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x0...

Page 65: ...2 Basic commands 2 6 31 Phase increment Description Increments the Phase by one Command Command 0 x22 Command 1 x06 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 61...

Page 66: ...2 Basic commands 2 6 32 Phase decrement Description Decrements the Phase by one Command Command 0 x23 Command 1 x06 62 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 67: ...value unsigned byte Example Writes a new Phase value of x1a to the projector Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 x06 Data x1a Checksum x41 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Sta...

Page 68: ...e projector the awnser being x1a Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x21 Command 1 x06 Checksum x28 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x00 Command 1...

Page 69: ...value of the projector the awnser being x00 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x26 Command 1 x06 Checksum x33 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x0...

Page 70: ...value of the projector the awnser being x1f Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x27 Command 1 x06 Checksum x34 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x0...

Page 71: ...x01 Example Exits all the menu of a projector with address x01 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x42 Command 1 x01 Checksum x44 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector addre...

Page 72: ...value x02 Black x03 iCon Server Example Sets the background to Black Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 x7b Data 0 x02 Checksum x9e Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xf...

Page 73: ...und Read Description Reads the actual background Command Command 0 x21 Command 1 x7B Returned Data Data 0 unsigned byte byte value x02 Black x03 iCon Server R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR...

Page 74: ...l The acknowledge data contains also an error code and its Unicode description this is the same error as the one displayed on the desktop Some possible sources strings are Sources String L1 RGB x4c x3...

Page 75: ...r right corner of the desktop The acknowledge bytes command data bytes are followed by a character string representing the actual message or error displayed An example is the error No image file found...

Page 76: ...window will be displayed on top of the desktop only if the Enable window polling parameter is enabled Image 2 1 Enable window polling must be enabled checked 72 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS...

Page 77: ...inputs Description Scans the inputs the results sources can be read using the scanned inputs read command Command Command 0 x39 Command 1 x02 Command 2 x00 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR I...

Page 78: ...figurations see the projector s Owner s manual Example Scans and reads inputs In this example L1 RGB YUV L2 RGB YUV L2 Video are present Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x39 Command...

Page 79: ...table x40 front table x80 front ceiling xc0 rear ceiling Example Set the orientation to front table Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 x24 Data 0 x40 Checksum x85 Stop xf...

Page 80: ...ceiling Example Read the orientation being x40 front table Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x21 Command 1 x24 Checksum x46 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x0...

Page 81: ...byte value x00 OFF x01 ON Example activate the Freeze function Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 x23 Data 0 x00 Checksum x44 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Proje...

Page 82: ...the Freeze function being x00 OFF Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x21 Command 1 x23 Checksum x45 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x00 Command...

Page 83: ...x00 Auto x01 4 3 x02 5 4 x03 16 9 Example Sets the aspect ratio to 4x3 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 x0b Data 0 x01 Checksum x2d Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start...

Page 84: ...indow which has the focus result x01 4 3 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x21 Command 1 x0b Checksum x2d Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x00 Co...

Page 85: ...2 Basic commands 2 19 Lamp commands Overview Lamp Mode Write Lamp Mode Read R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 81...

Page 86: ...value 0 Single mode 1 Dual mode Example Write the mode x00 single mode to the projector Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 x0c Data 0 x00 Checksum x2d Stop xff Receive ac...

Page 87: ...Lamp mode of the projector the awnser being x00 single mode Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x21 Command 1 x0c Checksum x44 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address...

Page 88: ...20 Image files commands Overview File read File List read Active windows files list read Visible windows files list read List loadable files Read 84 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H2...

Page 89: ...sent the filename is of the C string type Command Command 0 xbf Send Data strFilename string of the C string type representing the filename Returned Data strFilename string of the C string type repres...

Page 90: ...can be used to specify the filenames Command Command 0 xc0 Send Data strFilemask1 strFilemaskN Returned Data strFilename1 string of the C string type representing the 1st filename strFilenameN string...

Page 91: ...g type representing the active file in the Window A strFilename2 string of the C string type representing the active file in the Window B strFilename3 string of the C string type representing the acti...

Page 92: ...esenting the active file in the Window A strFilename2 string of the C string type representing the active file in the Window B strFilename3 string of the C string type representing the active file in...

Page 93: ...he files which are compatible with the source specifications displayed in the active window Command Command 0 xc7 Data strFilename1 string of the C string type representing the first loadable files st...

Page 94: ...Data 0 msb Data 1 lsb range 180 to 3600 seconds 0 seconds Standby timer OFF Example Sets the standby time to 400 Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 x98 Data 0 x01 Data 1...

Page 95: ...s Standby timer OFF Example Reads the actual standby timer value being x00 Timer OFF Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x21 Command 1 x98 Checksum xba Stop xff Receive acknowledge Star...

Page 96: ...2 Basic commands Receive awnser Checksum xba Stop xff 92 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 97: ...rement Decrement Description Increments decrements the Filmmode detection setting on off Commands increment Command 0 x22 Command 1 xa1 decrement command 0 x23 command 1 xa1 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL CO...

Page 98: ...byte type byte value 0 OFF 1 ON Example Enables the Filmmode detection Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x20 Command 1 xa1 Data 0 x01 Checksum xc3 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start...

Page 99: ...e Reads the Automatic startup being x00 OFF Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x21 Command 1 xa1 Checksum xc3 Stop xff Receive acknowledge Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x00...

Page 100: ...2 Basic commands 96 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 101: ...3 Advanced commands 3 ADVANCED COMMANDS Overview PiP commands R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 97...

Page 102: ...rite PiP remove window Addable sources List read PiP add window Active sources List read Last added window read List all available sources read PiP switch source Layouts list read Layout current read...

Page 103: ...by the projector bit3 aspect ratio if bit3 is set to 1 the aspect ratio will not be locked free resizing Data 1 Data 4 signed double word XPosition describes the start position of the window x axis D...

Page 104: ...XPosition describes the start position of the window x axis Data 4 Data 7 signed double word YPosition describes the start position of the window y axis Data 8 Data 11 signed double word Xsize describ...

Page 105: ...describes the min max start position of the window x axis Data 5 Data 8 signed double word YPosition describes the min max start position of the window y axis Data 9 Data 12 signed double word Xsize...

Page 106: ...the Projector allows to browse through the PiP windows Command Command 0 x12 Command 1 x01 Example Activate the PiP Loop Focus Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x12 Command 1 x01 Chec...

Page 107: ...alue 0 Window A 1 Window B 2 Window C 3 Window D Example Gives the focus to a particular PiP window here x01 Data A Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x12 Command 1 x03 Checksum x16 St...

Page 108: ...0 Window A 1 Window B 2 Window C 3 Window D Example Removes a particular PiP window here x01 Data A Transmit Start xfe Projector address x01 Command 0 x12 Command 1 x0b Data 0 x01 Checksum x1f Stop xf...

Page 109: ...iption This command reads a list of the sources which can be added to the PiP using the add window command Command Command 0 x12 Command 1 x0d Returned Data strSourceName1 strFilenameN R59770077 RS 23...

Page 110: ...n command for more details For more info about the input configurations see the projector s Owner s manual dwXsize signed double word Xsize describes the width of the window x axis dwYsize signed doub...

Page 111: ...name of the first window i e WindowA strVacant1 a string representing the type of window i e Occupied or Vacant if vacant a source can still be displayed in this window strVisible1 a string informing...

Page 112: ...10 Last added window read Description This command reads the name of the last added window Command Command 0 x12 Command 1 x12 Returned Data ByWindow 108 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR IC...

Page 113: ...This command returns a list of all the available sources Command Command 0 x12 Command 1 x14 Returned Data strSourceName1 a string representing the name of the first available source strSourceNameN R...

Page 114: ...a byWindow a byte representing the window to be used 0 Window A 1 Window B 2 Window C 3 Window D strSource a C string representing the source to be switched The acknowledge data contains also an error...

Page 115: ...firmware version V1 20 Command Command 0 x12 Command 1 x04 Returned Data N strings are returned strLayoutName1 first string representing the name of the first Layout strLayoutNameN last string The st...

Page 116: ...layout Minimal firmware version V1 20 Command Command 0 x12 Command 1 x05 Returned Data A string is returned strLayoutName string representing the name of the current Layout The string is a zero termi...

Page 117: ...ts a PiP layout Minimal firmware version V1 20 Command Command 0 x12 Command 1 x06 Data strLayoutName string representing the name of the Layout to be selected The string is a zero terminated UTF8 str...

Page 118: ...ds 3 1 16 Save PiP layout Description This command saves the actual PiP layout Minimal firmware version V1 20 Command Command 0 x12 Command 1 x07 114 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H2...

Page 119: ...command saves the actual PiP layout as a specified name Minimal firmware version V1 20 Command Command 0 x12 Command 1 x08 Data strLayoutName string representing the new name of the layout R59770077...

Page 120: ...P layout Minimal firmware version V1 20 Command Command 0 x12 Command 1 x09 Data strLayoutName old string representing the old name of the layout strLayoutName new string representing the new name of...

Page 121: ...ion This command Removes a PiP layout Minimal firmware version V1 20 Command Command 0 x12 Command 1 x0A Data strLayoutName string representing the name of the layout to be removed R59770077 RS 232 SE...

Page 122: ...3 Advanced commands 118 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 123: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 4 ADDITIONAL DUPLICATE COMMANDS R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 119...

Page 124: ...ds 4 1 Contrast Increment Description Increments the contrast by one Command Command 0 x01 Example Increment contrast of a projector with address x01 by one 120 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS...

Page 125: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 4 2 Contrast Decrement Description Decrements the contrast by one Command Command 0 x02 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 121...

Page 126: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 4 3 Brightness Increment Description Increments the Brightness by one Command Command 0 x03 122 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 127: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 4 4 Brightness Decrement Description Decrements the Brightness by one Command Command 0 x04 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 123...

Page 128: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 4 5 Saturation Increment Description Increments the saturation by one Command Command 0 x05 124 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 129: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 4 6 Saturation Decrement Description Decrements the Saturation by one Command Command 0 x06 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 125...

Page 130: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 4 7 Tint Increment Description Increments the Tint by one Command Command 0 x07 126 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 131: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 4 8 Tint Decrement Description Decrements the Tint by one Command Command 0 x08 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 127...

Page 132: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 4 9 Sharpness Increment Description Increments the Sharpness by one Command Command 0 x09 128 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 133: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 4 10 Sharpness Decrement Description Decrements the Sharpness by one Command Command 0 x0a R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 129...

Page 134: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 4 11 Phase Increment Description Increments the Phase by one Command Command 0 x0b 130 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 135: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 4 12 Phase Decrement Description Decrements the Phase by one Command Command 0 x0c R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 131...

Page 136: ...4 Additional Duplicate Commands 132 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007...

Page 137: ...5 RCU commands 5 RCU COMMANDS R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 133...

Page 138: ...ation Key simulation will only work if the function is supported by the firmware Local keypad Button Hex Code Lens x77 Cursor up x50 Cursor down x51 Cursor right x56 Cursor left x55 BACK x53 ENTER x57...

Page 139: ...eble x19 Balance x1a Balance x1b Contrast x1c Contrast x1d Tint x1f Tint x27 Lens Zoom x2b Lens Zoom x2c Pause x30 Phase x48 Phase x49 Sharpness x4d Sharpness x4e x50 x51 Menu x52 Back x53 Address x54...

Page 140: ...nds Button Command F2 x6c F3 x6d F4 x6e F5 x6f Lens shift x70 Lens shift x71 Lens Adj x77 Logo x78 Digital Zoom out x7d Digital Zoom in x7e 136 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400...

Page 141: ...commands 81 lamp mode read 83 lamp mode write 82 Phase decrement 62 131 Phase increment 61 130 Picture setting 30 Read 34 40 46 52 58 64 Brightness 40 Contrast 34 Gamma 58 Phase 64 Saturation 46 Tint...

Page 142: ...window 106 PiP Loop Focus 102 PiP remove window 104 PiP Write Focus 103 switch source 110 Window free size Read Min Max 101 PiP layout 113 117 Remove 117 rename 116 Save layout 114 Save layout as 115...

Page 143: ...Index read Maximum 54 read minimum 53 write 51 V Visible windows files 88 list 88 W Window free size 101 min max read 101 R59770077 RS 232 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR ICON H250 400 16 02 2007 139...

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