AT-HDVS-150-TX / AT-HDVS-150-TX-PSK
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Solution Setup and Configuration Guide
3.
Once the projector’s RS-232 settings are known, they can be saved to a local .ini file. Click the
Save
button to
save the RS-232 settings to the desired file. It is recommended that the name of the file be descriptive of the
projector manufacturer / model. This way, if multiple projectors are used, the proper file can be loaded.
4. Click on the
Text
or
Hex
radio button to specify the type of command string that will be sent to the projector.
Refer to the projector’s User Manual for a list of commands.
5.
Enter the command for the “display on” and “display off” in the
Display On
and
Display Off
fields, respectively.
An example of a power-on command, might be:
PWON
//
text
format
BEEF030600BAD20100006001000D
// hex format
1. Click the
Projector
radio button in the top-portion of the screen.
2. Click the Read button to fetch the RS-232 settings from the projector’s RS-232 port. The
Baud Rate
,
Data Bit
,
Parity
, and
Stop Bit
fields will be filled in automatically.
Projector Control
If a projector is being controlled by the AT-HDVS-150-RX, then click the
Projector
radio button in the top-portion of
the screen, as shown below. This section of the control software is similar to the HDVS Receiver section.
In addition, this area also provides two fields for RS-232 “Display On” and “Display Off” commands.
NOTE:
If the RS-232 command cannot be read from the projector system, the
Baud Rate
,
Data
Bit
,
Parity
, and
Stop Bit
fields will need to be entered manually. Click each of the drop-down lists to
specify the required values.