Kramer MV-4X, User Manual

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Kramer Electronics Ltd.
MV-4X
– Protocol 3000
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Function Description Syntax Parameters/Attributes Example
W-COLOR?
Get window border color. COMMAND
#W-COLOR?

win_num <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-COLOR

win_num , value <CR><LF>
win_num – Window number for setting
contrast
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
value – Border color:
1
– Black
2
– Red
3
– Green
4
– Blue
5
– Yellow
6
– Magenta
7
– Cyan
8
– White
9
– Dark Red
10
– Dark Green
11
– Dark Blue
12
– Dark Yellow
13
– Dark Magenta
14
– Dark Cyan
15
– Gray
Get window 1 border color:
#W-COLOR?

1 <CR>
W-ENABLE Set window visibility. COMMAND
#W-ENABLE

win_num , enable_flag <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-ENABLE

win_num , enable_flag <CR><LF>
win_num
– Window number to
enable/disable
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
enable_flag
– On/Off
0
– Off
1
– On
Set window 1 visibility on:
#W-ENABLE

1 , 1 <CR>
W-ENABLE?
Get window visibility status. COMMAND
#W-ENABLE?

win_num <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-ENABLE

win_num , enable_flag <CR><LF>
win_num
– Window number to
enable/disable
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
enable_flag – On/Off
0
– Off
1
– On
Get window 1 visibility
status:
#W-ENABLE?

1 <CR>
W-HUE Set window hue value.
Value limits can vary for
different devices.
Value is a property of input
connected to current window.
Changing window input source
might cause changes in this
value (refer device definitions).
COMMAND
#W-HUE

win_num , value <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-HUE  win_num , value <CR><LF>
win_num
– Window number for setting
hue
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
value
– Hue value:0-100
Set window hue value:
#W-HUE

1 , 1 <CR>
W-HUE?
Get window hue value.
Value limits can vary for
different devices.
Value is a property of input
connected to current window.
Changing window input source
might cause changes in this
value (refer device definitions).
COMMAND
#W-HUE?

win_num <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-HUE

win_num , value <CR><LF>
win_num
– Window number for setting
hue
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
value
– Hue value: 0-100
Get window 1 hue value:
#W-HUE?

1 <CR>
W-LAYER
Set window overlay order.
Set all window overlay orders.
In case of overlays order
list, number of expected layers
is maximum number of
windows in device.
COMMAND
#W-LAYER

win_num , value <CR>
#W-LAYER

0xFF , value1 , value2 , … , valueN <CR>
FEEDBACK
Set 1/Get 1:
~nn@W-LAYER

win_num , value <CR><LF>
Set 2/Get 2:
~nn@W-LAYER

0xFF , value1 , value2 , …value N <CR><LF>
win_num – Window number setting
layer
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
value
– Layer order:
1
– bottom
2
– 2 layers below top
3
– one layer below top
4
– Top
Set window 1overlay order to
bottom:
#W-LAYER

1 , 1 <CR>
W-LAYER?
Get window overlay order.
Get all window overlay orders.
In case of overlays order
list, number of expected layers
is maximum number of
windows in device.
COMMAND
#W-LAYER?  win_num <CR>
#W-LAYER?

0xFF <CR>
FEEDBACK
Set 1/Get 1:
~nn@W-LAYER

win_num , value <CR><LF>
Set 2/Get 2:
~nn@W-LAYER

0xff , value1 , value2 , … valueN <CR><LF>
win_num
– Window number for setting
layer:
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
value
– Layer order:
1
– bottom
2
– 2 layers below top
3
– one layer below top
4
– Top
Get window 1 overlay order:
#W-LAYER?  1 <CR>
WND-BRD
Enable/disable window border. COMMAND
#WND-BRD

win_num , enable <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@WND-BRD

win_num , enable <CR><LF>
win_num
– Window number for setting
border:
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
value
–
0
– Disable
1
– Enable
Enable window 1 border:
#WND-BRD

1 , 1 <CR>