BDV CXPS, User Manual

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CXPS Command Set
CXPS Manual Edition 1.07 Reference
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WINPOS <window #>
<zi | zo | ml | mr | mu | md
| stop> <speed>
Controls the positioning and size of the output
under windowing mode.
Run the command in background mode. This com-
mand will run until it reaches the limit or receives
a stop instruction. zi = zoom in, zo = zoom out, ml
= move left, mr = move right, mu = move up, md =
move down, stop= stop the process. Speed is 1 to
10.
WINPOS <window #> <LA | RA
| TA | BA | CA>
Aligns the output under windowing mode.
LA= left align, RA= right align, TA= top align,
BA= bottom align, CA= center align.
WINDOWPRIORITY WINPRI <display output #>
<window #> <priority>
Changes the priority of the output.
WINFS WINFS <display output #>
<window #> Expands the selected window to fill the entire
display screen.
WINON WINON <display output #>
<window #> <window #>
<window #> <window #>
Turns the windowing function ON.
<display output #> is the channel number
of the output displaying the windows.
- User can select different configurations of
windows, with a maximum of 4 windows possible.
- The sequence of the <window #> entries
determines the initial priority of those windows.
- EXAMPLE: If outputs 6, 7, and 8 display at
output 5 as windows, with Window 8 at the highest
priority, the command will be: WINON 5 8 6 7.
WINOFF WINOFF <display output #>
Turns the windowing function OFF.
<display output #>
is the number of the
output displaying the windows.
WINDOWZOOM WINZM <window #>
Zooms/pans the content inside the window. This is
an interactive command.
ZOOM ZOOM <window #> Activates zoom control for the selected window.
This is an interactive command. Control zoom
action with:
<+>
zoom in
<->
zoom out
NOTE: Using the ZOOM command’s zoom
controls when under windowing mode will size the
window up or down. Use the WINZM command to
zoom within a selected window.
WINDOWING COMMANDS
(For firmware version 5.62 and above)
Command Syntax Action
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