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OPM-4240 / OPM-4240R

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Infinitely Expandable 

Data:  ID(1 byte) + Status(30 byte)

 

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no.

Data

Length

Explanation

0

ID

1 byte

Range: 1 ~ 225(for Full MPDP: 15 x 15)

1

Input Source

1 byte

0x0C: PC, 0x0E: DVI, 0x0D: DTV, 0x07: DVD, 0x05: S-Video, 0x02: Video

2

Resolution

1 byte

Value for the detected Resolution

3

PWR Status

1 byte

0: Power Off, 1: Power On

4

BIC Mode

1 byte

0: BIC Off, 1: BIC On

5

Global Offset

1 byte

0: Global Offset Off, 1: Global Offset On

6

Color Temp.

1 byte

0: Normal mode, 1: Studio mode

7

Auto-Power Mode

1 byte

0: Auto-Power Off, 1: Auto-Power On

8~13

F/W Version

6 byte

Year: 2 byte, Month: 2byte, Day: 2byte
2012

Year 

12

Month 

29

Day →

 0x01 0x02 0x01 0x02 0x02 0x09

14

Video Zoom Level

1 byte

Default: 5, Allowable range: 1 ~ 9

15~22

S/N

8 byte

123456 

 0x00 0x00 0x01 0x02 0x03 0x04 0x05 0x06

 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x01

23~28

Elapsed Time

6 byte

54321 

 0x00 0x05 0x04 0x03 0x02 0x01

10 

 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x01 0x00

29

Temperature

1 byte

0(0x00): 0

 ~ 127(0x7F): 127

  / 128(0x80): -1

 ~ 254(0xFE): -127

0xFF: Temp. Sensor Error

30

FAN Status

1 byte

0x30: Good, 0x31: Error

Check Sum

 

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:Add all the values in "Data" area. Then perform "NOT" operation.

< Detected Resolution (Different from supporting Resolution)>

Resolution

Value

Resolution

Value

Resolution

Value

640x480x60

0(0x00)

720Px60

20(0x14)

1600x1200x50

43(0x2B)

640x480x85

1(0x01)

720Px50

21(0x15)

800x600x50

44(0x2C)

800x600x56

2(0x02)

576Px50

22(0x16)

1360x768x60

45(0x2D)

800x600x60

3(0x03)

480Px60

23(0x17)

640x350x85

46(0x2E)

800x600x75

4(0x04)

1920x1080ix60

24(0x18)

640x480x75

47(0x2F)

800x600x85

5(0x05)

1920x1080ix50

25(0x19)

640x480x72

48(0x30)

853x480x60

6(0x06)

1280x720Px60

26(0x1A)

1152x864x75

49(0x31)

1024x768x60

7(0x07)

1280x720Px50

27(0x1B)

1280x720x60

50(0x32)

1024x768x70

8(0x08)

PAL

28(0x1C)

1280x768x75

51(0x33)

1024x768x75

9(0x09)

SECAM

29(0x1D)

1280x1024x75

52(0x34)

1024x768x85

10(0x0A)

PALP

30(0x1E)

1366x768x50

53(0x35)

1280x768x60

11(0x0B)

NTSC

31(0x1F)

1400x1050x50

54(0x36)

1280x960x60

12(0x0C)

NTSCP

32(0x20)

1440x900x60

55(0x37)

1280x1024x60

13(0x0D)

Unknown

34(0x22)

576ix50

56(0x38)

1366x768x60

14(0x0E)

No-Signal

35(0x23)

480ix60

57(0x39)

1600x1200x60

15(0x0F)

853x480x50

38(0x26)

1080px60

58(0x3A)

1400x1050x60

16(0x10)

1280x1024x50

39(0x27)

1080px50

59(0x3B)

1706x960x60

17(0x11)

1360x768x50

40(0x28)

1920x1080px60

60(0x3C)

1080ix60

18(0x12)

1600x900x50

41(0x29)

1920x1080px50

61(0x3D)

1080ix50

19(0x13)

1600x900x60

42(0x2A)

Theresolutionsinredanditaliccanbedetected,buttheyarenotsupportingresolution.

Get Picture Control Data

3.24. 

Command for finding out the value for current Picture Control Data such as User mode, White Balance, Graphic, and Video.

 

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Command Code: 0x88

 

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Protocol Format - Two way communication (Send to PDP, Receive from PDP)

 

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Caution 1: It will not respond during Stand-by. It should be executed only during operating status.
Caution 2: Values by Color temperature (Normal mode/ Studio mode) will be displayed.

* Send to PDP

STX

CMD

Length

ID

ETX

1 byte

1 byte

1 byte

1 byte

1 byte

Data:  ID(1 byte)

 

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* Receive From PDP

STX

CMD

Length

Data

Check Sum

ETX

1 byte

1 byte

1 byte

51 byte

1 byte

1 byte

Data:  ID(1 byte) + Status(30 byte)

 

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no.

Data

Length

Explanation

0

ID

1 byte

Range: 1 ~ 225(for Full MPDP: 15 x 15)

1

User Mode – Brightness

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 100(0x64)

2

User Mode – Contrast

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 100(0x64)

3

User Mode – Sharpness

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 28(0x1C)

4

User Mode – Color

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 100(0x64)

5

User Mode – Tint

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 90(0x5A)

6

White Balance – Gain R

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 255(0xFF)

7

White Balance – Gain G

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 255(0xFF)

8

White Balance – Gain B

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 255(0xFF)

9

White Balance – Offset R

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 255(0xFF)

10

White Balance – Offset G

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 255(0xFF)

11

White Balance – Offset B

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 255(0xFF)

12~13

Graphic(PC) – Gain R

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

14~15

Graphic(PC) – Gain G

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

16~17

Graphic(PC) – Gain B

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

18~19

Graphic(PC) – Offset R

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

20~21

Graphic(PC) – Offset G

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

22~23

Graphic(PC) – Offset B

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

24~25

Graphic(DTV) – Gain R

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

26~27

Graphic(DTV) – Gain G

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

28~29

Graphic(DTV) – Gain B

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

30~31

Graphic(DTV) – Offset R

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

32~33

Graphic(DTV) – Offset G

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

34~35

Graphic(DTV) – Offset B

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

36~37

Graphic(DVD) – Gain R

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

38~39

Graphic(DVD) – Gain G

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

40~41

Graphic(DVD) – Gain B

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

42~43

Graphic(DVD) – Offset R

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

44~45

Graphic(DVD) – Offset G

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

46~47

Graphic(DVD) – Offset B

2 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 1023(0x3FF)

48

Video – Brightness

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 255(0xFF)

49

Video – Contrast

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 255(0xFF)

50

Video - Color

1 byte

Range: 0(0x00) ~ 255(0xFF)

Check Sum

 

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: Add all the values in "Data" area. Then perform "NOT" operation.

Summary of Contents for OPM-4240

Page 1: ...is manufactured for Multi Plasma display model only 2009 05 21 A revolutionary MPDP Infinitely Expandable MPDP User s Manual OPM 4240 OPM 4240R A revolutionary MPDP Infinitely Expandable MPDP Address...

Page 2: ...structions 1 Read these instructions 2 Keep these instructions 3 Heed all warnings 4 Follow all instructions 5 Do not use this apparatus near water 6 Clean only with dry cloth 7 Do not block any venti...

Page 3: ...28 5 3 Setting Com Port 29 5 4 New design Last design setting 29 5 5 Multi screen configuration 30 5 6 MSCS Instruction 31 5 7 ID Setting 31 5 8 Configuration of various modes 32 5 9 Setting multi scr...

Page 4: ...d panel touches ground or floor Please do not lean over the PDP It may damage the bottom part of the PDP If you need to lay down PDP as face down position please use shock absorbing pads under the PDP...

Page 5: ...her Please be careful not to touch the bottom part of the panel when you put down the panel When you carry MPDP with flatbed manner please hold handles on the back and lower part of the back Please be...

Page 6: ...inside the product It may cause electric shock or fire Do not touch product s front surface with hand Otherwise the image quality can be lowered If it operates abnormally stop using it immediately Pl...

Page 7: ...each handle on product s back side 2 It needs two people to carry or install this product Please hold the handles in the back and the front bottom part at the same time Please do not grab the panel bu...

Page 8: ...hown in the picture for adequate ventilation and technical service Please do not install our product at following locations to protect the product and y y prevent possible malfunction Places of vibrat...

Page 9: ...with the previous ID and it may cause abnormal behavior For stable operation wait for at least 10 seconds prior to use MPDP control program after the first AC power connection LED Indication Descripti...

Page 10: ...ith a PC If you do not have Com Port you need to use an USB converter for RS 232 Depending y y on manufacturers or models converters may cause malfunction PC 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RS...

Page 11: ...ONENT IN OUT Y Pb Pr DVI D PC IN IN OUT OUT ID SELECT M ON M STB S ON FAN 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 VCR Connection PC MSCS to control MPDP VCR RS 232C Maximum 15m S Video connection Maximum 5m Video connect...

Page 12: ...er DTV Set top box RS 232C Maximum 15m Component connection Maximum 5m According to manufacturers the indication of DVD Component output port may vary Y PB PR Y B Y R Y or Y CB CR Component Input port...

Page 13: ...DVI D PC IN IN OUT OUT ID SELECT M ON M STB S ON FAN 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RS 232C VIDEO IN OUT IN OUT S VIDEO IN OUT COMPONENT IN OUT Y Pb Pr DVI D PC IN IN OUT...

Page 14: ...OUT RS 232C IN OUT RS 232C IN OUT RS 232C IN OUT RS 232C IN OUT RS 232C IN OUT RS 232C IN OUT RS 232C IN OUT RS 232C IN OUT RS 232C IN OUT RS 232C IN OUT RS 232C IN OUT RS 232C IN OUT RS 232C IN OUT...

Page 15: ...3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2...

Page 16: ...VIDEO Gray 5 3 Setting Com Port Com Port connects or disconnects the communication between PC and MPDP y y Connect MPDP to PC Com Port via RS 232C cable y y Go to MSCS Menu Communication and set Com...

Page 17: ...data to all connected MPDP regardless of ID y y In order to control power of specific MPDP use Power On Off button after selecting the specific MPDP y y 5 7 ID Setting ID of MSCS Multi Screen Control...

Page 18: ...n the same way Selected screen would be converted into DVD 1 2 3 5 8 Configuration of various modes You can configure various input sources as you want y y DVI PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC DVI PC PC PC DVD...

Page 19: ...et Operation Time in Slide Control Click Add button to save configuration The range of Operation Time is from 10 seconds to 1 hour 1 2 PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC Save variou...

Page 20: ...l of Control menu bar or enter Ctrl P in order to run Picture Control window y y In order to control display values input values directly in Edit Box and press Enter key y y Or click button using mous...

Page 21: ...just Frequency if alignment is still wrong If you adjust Frequency repeat step 1 and 2 to fit alignment Adjustable range is as follows The range of Frequency you can adjust is 50 to 50 The range of Ph...

Page 22: ...image Anti Image Sticking 2 Mode In case you find serious Burn in effect in a certain area select Anti Image Sticking Mode White Stripe pattern scans whole screen to make uniform screen condition to...

Page 23: ...1 when Burn in pattern is brighter than surrounding screen area and select Data 4 for darker Burn in pattern than surrounding screen area If the selected value does not cause enough compensation resu...

Page 24: ...is installed inside of MPDP unit BIC function is working hourly by MSCS MSCS Connect to RS 232C in MPDP 3 MF Controller 1 If you want to use the other MPDP control program beside MSCS and you cannot i...

Page 25: ...button 7 Configure the number of horizontally installed MPDP units at first Press LEFT and RIGHT buttons to begin horizontal configuration Press the button for the number of the MPDP units and the sa...

Page 26: ...OFF INPUT SELECT PC DVD AUTO R G B W GO VIDEO S VIDEO DVI DTV BROAD CAST NORMAL COMMAND TEST PATTERN PDP REMOTE CONTROL MPDP Enter S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 SCR POWER ON POWER OFF INPUT SELECT PC DVD AUTO...

Page 27: ...Variable ID Set identification 0 255 Variable ETX 0x03 The end of the code Fixed value 6 MSCS Protocol Receive From PDP 2 2 STX CMD Length Data Check Sum ETX 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte Variable 1 byte 1 by...

Page 28: ...2 Set 0x63 Cancel One way communication Send to PDP Data ID 1 byte e g Set or Cancel Auto Power mode for the ID No 1 MPDP STX CMD Length ID ETX STX CMD Length ID ETX Value 0x02 0x62 0x01 0x01 0x03 0x0...

Page 29: ...munication Send to PDP STX CMD Length Data ETX 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 2 byte 1 byte Data ID 1 byte PixelStart 1 byte If you want to execute PixelStart tracking for all MPDP set the value of ID area as 0...

Page 30: ...gth ID ETX Value 0x02 0x80 0x01 0x01 0x03 If you want to execute Auto Calibration for all MPDP set the value of ID area as 0x00 Default Data Load Picture Control Data 3 17 Return every adjusted value...

Page 31: ...xB8 Offset R 0xB9 Offset G 0xBA Offset B One way communication Send to PDP Data ID 1 byte Control Data 2 byte Control Data Data Range 0 0x00 1023 0x3FF Control Data 0 Upper Byte Control Data 1 Lower B...

Page 32: ...lic can be detected but they are not supporting resolution Get Picture Control Data 3 24 Command for finding out the value for current Picture Control Data such as User mode White Balance Graphic and...

Page 33: ...t H Align for DTV DVD mode 3 28 If H align is not correct at the expanded image of 2x2 or wider with DTV DVD input it can be adjusted Also the adjusted data can be read with this function Command Code...

Page 34: ...ore calling for service Before calling for any repair check the following and then refer to a near A S center 7 Other tips Tick sound from the main body If there is no problem with the screen or sound...

Page 35: ...product Screen decolorization Optical film that is attached on the panel can be slightly decolorized y y after long time of use The degree of decolorization may vary depending on display contents and...

Page 36: ...can be changed for quality improvement without prior notice 924 6 mm 0 2 75 4mm 0 5 528 9mm 1 521 8mm 0 2 336 0mm 1 Model Name OPM 4240R Power supply 100 240V AC 50 60Hz Power consumption Average Typi...

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