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5.11

Speed (DVD, VCD) .................................................................................................. 20

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Search ..................................................................................................................... 21

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Search & Play .......................................................................................................... 22

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Stop Marker ............................................................................................................. 23

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Lead-Out Symbol ..................................................................................................... 24

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Clear ........................................................................................................................ 25

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Frame (DVD)............................................................................................................ 26

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Block Number (CD).................................................................................................. 26

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Time (excludes discs without Time Codes) ............................................................. 26

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Chapter (DVD) ......................................................................................................... 27

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Title (DVD) ............................................................................................................... 27

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Index (CD) ............................................................................................................... 28

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TRACK (CD, VCD)................................................................................................... 28

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Select Subtitle (DVD) ............................................................................................... 28

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Select Audio (DVD).................................................................................................. 29

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Select Aspect (DVD) ................................................................................................ 29

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Select Angle (DVD).................................................................................................. 29

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Select Parental-Level (DVD).................................................................................... 30

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Audio Control (DVD, CD, VCD) ............................................................................... 30

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Video Control ........................................................................................................... 31

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Display Control ........................................................................................................ 32

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Key Lock .................................................................................................................. 33

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Stack Group Set (DVD)............................................................................................ 34

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Barcode /Command Stack Play (DVD) .................................................................... 34

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Stack Data Upload ................................................................................................... 35

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Stack Data Download .............................................................................................. 38

CURRENT PLAYER CONDITION REQUEST Descriptions............................................ 39

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P-Block Number Request ........................................................................................ 39

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Title/Track Number Request .................................................................................... 39

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Chapter Number Request (DVD) ............................................................................. 40

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Time Code Request ................................................................................................. 40

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Block Number Request (CD) ................................................................................... 41

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Frame Number Request (DVD) ............................................................................... 41

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Index Number Request (CD) ................................................................................... 42

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Total Frame Request (DVD) .................................................................................... 42

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TOC Information Request (CD/VCD)....................................................................... 42

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Disc Region Code Request (DVD)........................................................................... 43

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DVD Disc Status Request........................................................................................ 43

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CD Disc Status Request .......................................................................................... 44

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Register A Set.......................................................................................................... 45

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Summary of Contents for DVD-V5000

Page 1: ... V5000 Industrial DVD Player RS 232C C O M M A N D P R O T O C O L M A N U A L Manual Version 1 00 June 30 2004 Updated Dec 2005 Pioneer Electronics USA Inc Business Solutions Division Pioneer Corporation ...

Page 2: ...at are known to have current registrations are shown with an initial capital Many if not all hardware and or software products referenced in this manual are identified by their trade names Most if not all of these designations are claimed a legally protected trademarks by the companies that make the product It is not Pioneer s intent to use any of these names generically and cautions the reader to...

Page 3: ... may help you with eliminating interference The handbook is titled Interference Handbook stock number 004 000 00493 1 and may be ordered from the U S Government Printing Office Washington D C 20402 Warning Any changes or modifications to this product that are not authorized by Pioneer could void the FCC Certification and negate the user s authority to operate the equipment DOC CLASS B COMPLIANCE T...

Page 4: ...e 5 3 1 3 Data Transfer Speed Baud Rate 5 3 2 Communication with a Computer 5 3 3 Command and Status 6 3 4 Error Messages 8 3 5 Initial Setting 8 4 COMMAND STRUCTURE 9 4 1 Command Mnemonic 11 4 2 Argument 11 4 3 Command String 11 4 4 Status Returns 12 4 5 Error Message 12 4 6 Request Status Return 12 4 7 Timing 13 5 COMMAND DESCRIPTIONS 14 5 1 Open 14 5 2 Close 14 5 3 Reject 14 5 3 1 Reject 15 5 4...

Page 5: ...30 5 31 Video Control 31 5 32 Display Control 32 5 33 Key Lock 33 5 34 Stack Group Set DVD 34 5 35 Barcode Command Stack Play DVD 34 5 36 Stack Data Upload 35 5 37 Stack Data Download 38 6 CURRENT PLAYER CONDITION REQUEST Descriptions 39 6 1 P Block Number Request 39 6 2 Title Track Number Request 39 6 3 Chapter Number Request DVD 40 6 4 Time Code Request 40 6 5 Block Number Request CD 41 6 6 Fram...

Page 6: ...gister D Request 54 6 30 Menu Call DVD 55 6 31 Numeric Button DVD 56 6 32 Button Select DVD 56 6 33 Enter Button DVD 57 6 34 Get Information DVD 58 6 35 Memory Data Upload 60 6 36 Return Firmware Version 61 7 OPERATING MODES 62 7 1 Open 62 7 2 Park 62 7 3 Setup 62 7 4 Random Access 62 7 5 Reject 63 8 DVD V5000 INTERNAL REGISTERS 64 8 1 Current Time Frame 64 8 2 P TIME 64 8 3 Current Title Track Cu...

Page 7: ...lay Control 66 8 20 Registers 66 9 EXTEND TERMINAL CONTROL 68 9 1 Function Assignment 69 9 2 Function User Setting 71 9 3 Controller 75 9 3 1 Simple Circuit 75 9 2 2 Diode Matrix Circuit 76 10 ADDITIONAL NOTES 77 Appendix A Complete Command List by Name 78 Appendix B Complete Command List by Mnemonic 80 Appendix C DVD Command List 82 Appendix D CD Command List 84 Appendix E VCD Command List 86 App...

Page 8: ...tions for details on operating the unit via the front panel and or remote control Chapter Number Description Chapter 2 describes the Interface Connector Specifications and the computer control features of the DVD V5000 Chapter 3 discusses Baud Rate Settings Interface Operation Control Protocol and Internal Operation via computer Chapter 4 explains the Player Command Structure in detail Chapter 5 r...

Page 9: ... for serial control depends on the cable availability Either 9pin cross cable or conventional 15pin cable same cable to be used with DVD V7400 The factory default setup is 15pin The pins are identified below 2 2 Serial Interface Pin Specification 15 pin D Sub connector Pin Terminal Input Output Function 1 GND ground 2 RxD Input receive data 3 TxD Output send data 4 DTR Output enable data receiving...

Page 10: ...tend Terminal Control see Chapter 9 Control the player with the Extend Terminal Switches SW Even if the Key Lock is set active the extend terminal control is available 2 3 3 External Power Control Control the player s power with the Power Pin within the Interface Connector If the player detects a high signal throughput 100m sec or more during the Standby mode the player powers ON If the player det...

Page 11: ...DVD Player RS 232 Command Protocol Power ON mode more than 100 msec Power OFF Check the Key Lock condition If the Key Lock mode is active the player ignores the control refer to the Key Lock command description 4 ...

Page 12: ...r speed each time the power is cycled 3 2 Communication with a Computer The DVD V5000 communicates to the computer through the RS 232C port using pins 2 and 3 for communication and Pin 1 for grounding in case of using 15 pin D sub connector or Pin 5 for grounding when using 9 pin D sub connector Control or handshaking lines other than the TxD and RxD connections are not required Please refer to th...

Page 13: ... 2 ASCII characters Uppercase letters are recommended however usually there are no distinctions between the uppercase and lowercase letters Some commands require an argument e g Chapter number or speed Use a command as the terminator of an argument The player executes a command as soon as the carriage return CR is received The CR acts as the command line terminator Example CH CR Set Chapter for ad...

Page 14: ...ed the command processing Time must be taken into consideration before the next command is sent If an error occurs the player returns an error message such as E04 The message indicates an error has occurred as well as the type of error Error messages are in the form of EXX where XX represents a 2 digit error code In some cases an incorrect command sends the player to Search within a non recorded a...

Page 15: ...ress is missing E15 Picture stop Playback has been stopped by VOBU Still while in the Auto Play mode E16 Interrupt by other device The command s sent via the serial line were not executed before commands were sent from the front panel buttons and or remote control E99 Panic Unrecoverable Error occurred possible that a disc cannot be loaded and or playing does not continue 3 5 Initial Setting The f...

Page 16: ...lti Speed Reverse adrs MR X Speed arg SP X X Search adrs SE X X X Search Play adrs SL X X X Stop Marker adrs SM X X X Lead Out Symbol LO X X X Clear CL X X X Frame FR X Time TM X X X Chapter CH X Title TI X Track TR X X Select Subtitle arg SU X Select Audio arg AU X Select Aspect arg AP X Select Angle arg AG X Select Parental Level arg PT X Audio Control arg AD X X X Video Control arg VD X X X Dis...

Page 17: ...een CS X X X Advanced Setup arg MS X X X Communication Control Set arg CM X X X Player Active Mode Request P X X X Player Model Name Request X X X X Advanced Setup Request S X X X Player Region Code Request H X X X CCR Mode Request M X X X Input Number Request N X X X Error Code Request E X X X Firmware Version Request Z X X X Input Unit Request I X X X Input Barcode Data Request B X X X Register ...

Page 18: ...ayer returns an error message An Address can be a Title a Chapter a Track a Frame Number or a Time Code depending upon how the address flag is set The Address must not exceed ten characters and or digits Address Type Media Type Format Range Min Max Title Number DVD N1N2 1 99 Chapter Number DVD N1N2 1 99 Frame Number DVD N1N2N3N4N5N6 1 999999 DVD N1N2N3N4N5 a 0 599 59 Time Code CD VCD N1N2N3N4 b 0 ...

Page 19: ...e current command stack the remaining commands are cleared The DVD V5000 does not accept other commands during the execution of a Search command returning an E04 error message After issuing a Search command wait until the Return R status appears before issuing another command An exception to this rule is the Mark Frame Play command i e FR1200PL when it is unnecessary to wait for the R status befor...

Page 20: ...sents the time between the termination of the command string CR received and the beginning of the command execution It is approximately 35ms maximum T2 represents the time for executing the command depending upon the command type and the player s condition In case of a status request command such as F T2 requires less than 1ms T3 represents the time that is needed for transferring data TxD per byt...

Page 21: ...Execution String Status Return DVD player OP CR R CR Park mode to Open mode 5 2 Close Function Door closes Tray closes Format CO Explanation If the command is sent while the player door is open the door closes then the player enters the Park mode After the door closes the player returns the completed status message If the player is in any mode other than Open or if the player door is already close...

Page 22: ...status message If the command is sent while the player is in Park mode the player returns the completed status message immediately without entering Open mode 5 4 Start Function Disc rotation starts Format SA Explanation If the command is sent while the player is in Open Park or Reject mode the player immediately enters Setup and the disc begins spinning up The player is ready for playback when the...

Page 23: ...address is specified an Auto Stop occurs on the selected sequence The specified address is written as a Mark Frame or Mark Time and is compared with the current address If the current address matches the specified address the player enters Still mode and returns the completed status message If the Frame count difference is less than 24 Frames between the present Frame and the specified Frame the p...

Page 24: ...dom Access mode the pause occurs at the current disc location The player returns the completed status message immediately In Pause mode Still and Video Squelch are ACTIVE However if the disc program does not allow a pause the player ignores the command and returns an error message E04 Execution String Status Return DVD player PA CR R CR Play mode to Pause mode PL CR R CR Return to Play mode 5 7 St...

Page 25: ... player enters Still mode and returns the completed status message If the disc program does not allow a pause the player ignores the command and returns an error message E04 NOTE A Video CD disc does not support the Step Reverse command Execution String Status Return DVD player SF CR Moves 1 Frame forward Play mode R CR Still mode SRSRSR CR Moves 3 Frames backwards Play mode R CR Still mode 5 9 Sc...

Page 26: ...cess mode when the command is executed the player enters Multi Speed mode and returns the completed status message immediately While in Multi Speed mode pictures are reproduced at the speed specified by the Speed Register No audio tracks are played during Multi Speed playback NOTE These speeds are approximate values only If an address is specified an Auto Stop occurs on the selected sequence The s...

Page 27: ...c type are listed below Address Mode DVD CD VCD FR Frame X TM Time X X CH Chapter X TI Title TR Track X Execution String Status Return DVD player MF CR R CR Play to Multi Speed mode TM0325MF CR plays to 3 min 25 secs Pause to Multi Speed mode R CR Pause mode 5 11 Speed DVD VCD Function Specifies the speed for Multi Speed playback Format Integer SP Explanation The command rewrites the contents of t...

Page 28: ...he Search command is sent to the player the specified address is compared with the current address The pick up is moved so that the difference becomes 0 Upon reaching the specified address the player enters the Pause mode for a CD or the Still mode for others disc types The player then returns the completed status message If the player misses the specified address or cannot find it an error messag...

Page 29: ...mode set Chapter R CR Still mode TR2SE CR Searches to Track 2 Play mode Address mode set Track R CR Still mode VCD 5 13 Search Play Function Searches to specified address and starts to play immediately Format Address SL Explanation The specified address is written into an appropriate register according to the Address The player then compares the address with the current address The pick up moves s...

Page 30: ...ordance with the address specification flag The player returns the completed status message immediately The Stop Marker is cleared when the player reaches the marked address via a Play command a Multi Speed operation or other action The player enters the Pause mode CD or the Still mode other disc types with no messages returned However if the disc program does not allow a pause the player ignores ...

Page 31: ...address The Stop Marker command returns the message as soon as the Stop Marker is set The available address modes are listed below Address Mode DVD CD VCD FR Frame X TM Time X X X CH Chapter X TI Title X BK Block X IX Index X TR Track X X Execution String Status Return DVD player TM0325SMPL CR R CR Pause mode to Play mode MF CR R CR Multi Speed mode PL CR R CR Play mode plays to 3 minutes 25 secon...

Page 32: ...cution String Status Return DVD player LOSE CR R CR Search to Still mode T CR 13642 CR Time code in program end area LOPL CR R CR Continue playing to lead out and then return R CR 5 16 Clear Function Clears the digit buffer or mode Format CL Explanation The command clears the digit buffer content input value and returns the completed status message immediately The command releases the Auto Stop or...

Page 33: ...6 digits in length 999999 5 18 Block Number CD Function Address specification flag is set to Block Format BK Explanation Address assignment proceeds by Block All subsequent addresses are handled as a Block number 1 second consists of 75 Blocks The player is unable to Search to a Block Number on VCD disc Execution String Status Return DVD player BK243020SE CR searches to 24 min 30 secs 20 Blocks Pl...

Page 34: ...ddresses are handled as a Chapter number If the Chapter number is not recorded on the disc an error message is returned please refer to section 8 10 Serial Use Address Flag Execution String Status Return DVD player CH23SE CR Search to Chapter 23 Play to Search mode R CR Still mode 5 21 Title DVD Function Address flag is set to Title Format TI Explanation Address assignment proceeds by Title All su...

Page 35: ...lag is set to Track Format TR Explanation Address assignment proceeds by Track All subsequent addresses are handled as a Track number please refer to section 8 10 Serial Use Address Flag Execution String Status Return DVD player TR15SE CR Search to Track 15 Play to Search mode R CR Pause mode 5 25 Select Subtitle DVD Function Set Subtitle Format Integer SU Explanation The command sets the Subtitle...

Page 36: ...D Format Select Aspect Ratio Function Integer AP Explanation The command sets the Aspect Ratio for playback The three ratios are Pan Scan Letter Box or Wide If a disc does not offer video output options the player returns an E04 error message Argument Aspect Ratio Video output 1 Pan Scan 2 Letter Box 3 Wide 5 28 Select Angle DVD Function Select Angle Format Integer AG Explanation The command selec...

Page 37: ...udio Output Format Integer AD Explanation The command allows changes to the audio output from the default value then returns the completed status message The player resets to the default value when the tray opens or when the power cycles NOTE The player automatically resets the audio control to 3 Audio 1 when it is powered ON And the player resets the audio control to 7 when CD or VCD is loaded Th...

Page 38: ...witch is turned ON OFF Format Integer VD Explanation The command switches the video output ON or OFF then returns the completed status message The default is 1 video ON The squelch switch adjusts the video output when the video control is ON during playback If the player is in Park or Pause mode the video output is OFF and the color background is displayed When the Video Control is set to 0 OFF th...

Page 39: ...pts to auto correct to the actual Frame number however Frames continue to advance during playback Argument Function 0 OFF 1 Displays user s area that is set by Register A 2 When playing DVD Title Number of total Title play time Remain time and total time based on each Title Audio Subtitle Angle When playing CD VCD Track Number of total Track play time Remain time and total time based on each Title...

Page 40: ...lt value is 0 OFF thus the player is unlocked If the key lock switch is set to 1 all buttons front panel and remote control including the power control are disabled and IR and FRONT in ADV SETUP is set to Disable Use this setting for a PC controlled player to lessen interference from outside sources such as remote controls If the key lock switch is set to 2 only the tray open button key is disable...

Page 41: ...dded in conjunction with the BS BARCODE COMMAND STACK PLAY command 1 to 300 decimal system integer number is used in the argument 5 35 Barcode Command Stack Play DVD Function Execute Barcode Command Stack Format Integer BS Explanation The command executes the Barcode Command stack group after specifying the group number with the GP command The player returns an E06 error message if the BS command ...

Page 42: ...ta BP Contents Numbers of bytes 0 1 1 Total number of the transfer data fixed number 2468H 2 bytes 2 3 2 The version of this data format fixed value 2 bytes 4 5 3 Barcode 1 Search Pointer 2 bytes 6 7 Barcode 2 Search Pointer 2 bytes 600 601 Barcode 299 Search Pointer 2 bytes 602 603 Barcode 300 Search Pointer 2 bytes 604 605 4 Number of Next Barcode Data 2 bytes 606 607 5 Number of Next Barcode Gr...

Page 43: ... HEX digit format 5 indicates the group number of the next Command Stack It is available from 0 to 299 in a HEX digit format 6 Fixed data 7 Fixed data 8 indicates the head address of the next Command Stack data The head address is a relative address The base address is BP 1216 and BP 1216 is the head byte of the Command Stack Data in this format 9 Comprises the body of the data 10 checksum of the ...

Page 44: ...se formats as follows DVD 4 digits command sets the player the video and the audio control DVD 6 digits command sets the attribute control DVD 10 digits command Chapter Search Command DVD 12 digit command Chapter Segment Play DVD 14 digit command Frame Search DVD 16 digit command Segment Play The following four command functions in Command Stack are not regulated in Barcode Format These commands a...

Page 45: ...Command Stack data Format BD Explanation The computer sends Command Stack data to the Parked player if a disc is in the tray Refer to the descriptions of Command Stack Data Upload The Communication flows as follows N 9320 Computer DVD player BD CR R CR 1st byte data 2nd byte data N 1 th byte data Nth byte data CR R CR Execution String Status Return DVD player BD CR Park mode 20e40010 0267 43 CR R ...

Page 46: ...s in normal playback mode The player does not update Frame counts while processing this command Rather than returning an incorrect Frame count the player ignores the request If the player is in Random Access Mode the report contains correct values NOTE The Time Code shows the elapsed time based on the chapter when playing DVD Video disc And it shows the elapsed time based on the title when playing...

Page 47: ...D player Play mode DVD C CR 12 CR Player plays Chapter 12 6 4 Time Code Request Function Returns the current Time Code Format T Explanation The player returns the contents of the Current Time Frame Register If a DVD disc is playing a 3 digit number is assigned for minutes and a 2 digit number is assigned for seconds If a CD or VCD disc is playing a 1 digit number is assigned for hours fixed 0 a 2 ...

Page 48: ... Execution String Status Return DVD player B CR 0115310 CR Play mode 11 min 53 sec 10 Blocks 6 6 Frame Number Request DVD Function Returns the current Frame number Format F Explanation The player returns the contents of the Current Frame Register The player may experience a conflict between the command receiving handling and the Frame number updating Thus continuous Frame numbers may be unavailabl...

Page 49: ...e Execution String Status Return DVD player I CR 0102 CR Play mode Track 1 Index 2 6 8 Total Frame Request DVD Function Returns the total Frame number of the current Title Format Y Explanation The player returns the total Frame number of the current Title Execution String Status Return DVD player Y CR 0124832 CR Play mode Frame 124832 6 9 TOC Information Request CD VCD Function Returns the Table o...

Page 50: ...xplanation The player returns the approved region code s designated on the disc Each bit indicates a region in a returned byte from the player Bit 0 LSB indicates region 1 bit 1 indicates region 2 bit 5 indicates region 6 Value 0 shows the disc as playable in its region Execution String Status Return DVD player G CR F9 CR 11111001B Play mode Region code 2 and 3 G CR C0 CR 11000000B Play mode Regio...

Page 51: ...le Time Search V CR E04 CR Error except DVD disc loaded 6 12 CD Disc Status Request Function Returns the attributes of the CD disc being played Format K Explanation The player returns the attributes of the CD disc If the disc is other than a CD the player returns an error message E04 Status information is returned in the following format C1C2C3C4C5C6C7C8 CR C1 Disc Mount 0 No 1 Yes X Unknown C2 No...

Page 52: ... DVD disc and selecting Time Code DVD Time Code is displayed Time Code is displayed when playing back a CD or VCD disc The available display combinations are listed in the following table Default value is 3 Arg Function User s T CH Track Frame Time Time DVD 0 Display OFF 0 0 0 0 1 Frame Number DVD Time Code CD VCD 0 0 1 0 2 Title Chapter Number Track Number 0 1 0 0 3 default Frame Number DVD Time ...

Page 53: ...ister A Set command specifies what is displayed on the screen DISPLAY CONTROL REGISTER A FRAME TIME TITLE CHAPTER USER S DISPLAY The screen display positions are pictured below Title Chapter Track Time Frame Line 0 Line 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Line 0 displays the Time Code Frame Number and or Title Chapter Track Number s 46 ...

Page 54: ...R CR Only Frame number is displayed 6 14 Register D Set Function current setting of Register D is rewritten Format Integer RD Explanation Register D contains the termination setting of the serial communication RS232 There are two choices CR or CR LF The default for Register D is 0 Argument Function 0 default CR 64 CR LF 6 15 Print Character Function Characters are written into the User s Display A...

Page 55: ... Ì Í Î Ï D Ð Ñ Ò Ó Ô Õ Ö Ø Ù Ú Û Ü Ý Þ ß E à á â ã ä å æ ç è é ê ë ì í î ï F ð ñ ò ó ô õ ö ø ù ú û ü ý þ ÿ 1 cannot be used Execution String Status Return DVD player 4RA1DS CR R CR Register A and Display control set 4PR CR R CR Select Line 4 DVD player CR R CR Displays the characters like this DVD player 6 16 Clear Screen Function Clears the characters shown in the User Display Area Format CS Expl...

Page 56: ...S reveals the current setting Description Argument Function 0 1 1 Reserved 2 POWER ON START OFF ON 4 TITLE PLAY MODE SINGLE ALL 8 16 REPEAT MODE 0 OFF 8 CHAPTER 16 TITLE 24 DISC 1 32 BAUD RATE 19200bps 9600bps 64 TRAY LOCK OFF ON 128 IR LOCK OFF ON 256 FRONT LOCK OFF ON 512 SYNC OUT DURING SQ OFF ON 1024 EXTEND TERMINAL Standard User 1 Available when Title Play Mode is set to ALL The setting value...

Page 57: ...or OFF Argument Mode Auto Status 2 Mode 2 OFF 3 Mode 3 ON Execution String Status Return DVD player 2CM CR CCR 3 Default Communication Mode to CCR 2 Communication Mode 2 6 19 Player Active Mode Request Function returns the player s current activity mode Format P Explanation The command confirms whether the player is running in the Random Access mode The player returns an Active mode classification...

Page 58: ... one of several speeds Execution String Status Return DVD player P CR P04 CR Play mode ST CR R CR Still mode P CR P05 CR Still mode 6 20 Player Model Name Request Function Returns player model name Format X Explanation The command returns the player s name as P1570XX where P1570 is the series name and XX is a 2 digit serial code not the product serial number Execution String Status Return DVD play...

Page 59: ...e Request Function Returns player region code Format H Explanation The command returns the player s region code Execution String Status Return DVD player H CR 02 CR Region Code 2 6 23 CCR Mode Request Function Returns the current communication mode Format M Explanation The command returns the contents of the Communication Control Register CCR The CCR default value is set to Mode 3 ON CM2 Mode 2 CM...

Page 60: ... The player returns a four digit ASCII Hex code that represents commands sent through the remote control There are two code types either a four digit or eight digit code Extension code When the input command data is two words eight digit in length the player truncates or shortens the information A truncated code consists of an Upper Byte from the first code and a Lower Byte from the second code Th...

Page 61: ...r A Request Function returns the contents of Register A Format A Explanation The player returns a detailed list of the Register A attributes Status information is returned in the following format AC8C7C6C5C4C3C2C1 CR C8 C7 C6 Fixed 0 C5 Displays Time Code when playing DVD 0 Off 1 On C4 Fixed 0 C3 Displays User s Area 0 Off 1 On C2 Displays Title Chapter Numbers 0 Off 1 On C1 Displays Frame Number ...

Page 62: ...unction calls a disc menu or goes back to the former address Format Integer MC Explanation If the disc has a disc menu the root menu or the Title menu comes up on the screen If the screen is Still or if it is playing these menus come up on the display The command specifies the menu type with two integer numbers Integer Menu type 1 Title 2 Root If the player receives the command without an integer ...

Page 63: ...If the command is valid for the current player activity the player immediately returns R CR If the disc that is being played does not have the button in that screen when the command is issued an error message E06 is returned However this does not confirm that the command is executed completely Execution String Status Return DVD player Shows the disc menu 3NB CR R CR Selects and executes the button...

Page 64: ...utton on the screen after executing the CU command with an integer The player executes the program that is assigned to that button This command emulates the enter key on the remote control while the button is on the screen If the command is appropriate for the situation the player returns immediately R CR If there are no buttons on the screen when the command is issued an error message E04 is retu...

Page 65: ...error message E06 is returned The return R CR refers only to checking for an argument number The player is incapable of verifying the existence of a button with this command Execution String Status Return DVD player 256384ET CR R CR Emulates the left click at the point 256 384 on the screen 6 34 Get Information DVD Function gets the disc information Format Integer GI Explanation The command combin...

Page 66: ...ted Button number HL_BTNN for Selection state 9 Navigation Timer NV_TMR 10 TT_PGCN for NV_TMR 11 Player Audio Mixing Mode P_AMXMD for Karaoke 12 Country Code CTY_LVL for Parental Management 13 Parental Level PTL_LVL 14 Player Configuration P_CFG for Video 15 P_CFG for Audio 16 Initial Language Code INI_LCD for AST 17 INI_LCD_EXT for AST 18 INI_LCD for SPST 19 INI_LCD_EXT Initial Language Code exte...

Page 67: ...f information can be read at the same time The Communication flows as shown below N 11 134 Computer DVD player MU CR R CR 1st byte data 2nd byte data N 1 th byte data Nth byte data CR R CR Format of the data BP Contents Numbers of bytes 0 1 1 Total number of the transfer data fixed number 2B7EH 2 bytes 2 5 2 00000000 4 bytes 6 9 3 Player ID 501570XX 4 bytes 10 9 333 4 Command Stack Data 9 324 byte...

Page 68: ...mmand and starts the transfer of the data 11 134 bytes ends with CR R CR 6 36 Return Firmware Version Function Returns player firmware version Format Z Explanation The command lists a number on the monitor that is the player s current firmware version Execution String Status Return DVD player Z CR 1 026 Returns current firmware version 61 ...

Page 69: ... the player the disc spins up and 7 4 Random Access The player enters the Random Access mode when the disc is ready for playback The Random Access mode is divided into six sub modes Play Still Scan Pause Multi Speed and Search Various picture controls in the Random Access mode are available when playing a DVD or VCD disc The effects are achieved 7 1 Open The disc tray is open Park The player enter...

Page 70: ...ers Refer to the previous figure for mode When the Reject command is sent to the player video playback stops Once the e player enters the Park mode through highly detailed mode tran relationship information 5 Reject 7 disc rotation has stopped th 63 ...

Page 71: ...through the remote control to the player a flag 8 7 he register contains the numbers input through the remote control Whe arguments e g Title number Cha nds to the player argument values are set in the appropriate player reg Current Time Frame The register con d P TIME The P TIME Register contains the elapsed time with 8 3 Current Title Track Cu The register contains the current Title Track Number...

Page 72: ... the Mark Time Frame and the Current Time Frame are compared Remote Control Data Register The register contains the temporary data input through the remot 8 9 Laser Barcode The register contains the compatible Laser Barcode data remote control S When the Serial In assigned is a Title Track Chapter Time or Frame 8 11 Search Time Fram The register contains a goal Frame number or Time Code 8 12 Searc...

Page 73: ...Mark Time Frame command refer to 8 14 8 17 Video Control The player uses the register to control the Video ON OFF switch 8 18 Audio Control The player uses the register to select the audio output 8 19 Display Control The player uses the register to toggle the Character Display switch ON OFF The Character Display tracks on screen information such as Time Frame number Title Track number etc 8 20 Reg...

Page 74: ...RANSMIT BUFFER 6 ADDRESS MODE FLAG 7 RCU DATA REGISTER 8 RCU DATA REGISTER 9 BARCODE DATA REGISTER 11 SEARCH TIME FRAME BLOCK 12 SEARCH TITLE TRACK CHAPTER 13 SERACH INDEX 14 MARK TIME FRAME BLOCK 15 MARK TITLE TRACK CHAPTER 16 MARK INDEX 17 VIDEO CONTROL 18 AUDIO CONTROL 19 DISPLAY CONTROL 20 REG A REG D TITLE TRACK TIME CHAPTER INDEX FRAME BLOCK TITLE CHAPTER TRACK FRAME TIME INDEX TxD RxD REGIS...

Page 75: ...g SCAN button will not discontinue the Bu cas of EX END ERMI AL re asing SCAN switch will terminate SC op tion 3 To execute as an advanced remote control button Advanced remote control commands such as nu may be sent as witc ontro omm d Note r a tional assist ce p ease r fer to roduct Information Bulletin PIB 5260 DVD 7400 nd Ja a Port ntrol To activate a function create a switc apter 2 to verify ...

Page 76: ... 4 X 5 X ENTER 6 X STACK GROUP1 7 X STACK GROUP2 8 X STACK GROUP3 9 X X 10 10 X X 11 11 X X 12 12 X X OPEN CLOSE 13 X X DISPLAY 14 X X 1 15 X X 2 16 X X 3 17 X X 4 18 X X 5 19 X X 6 20 X X 21 X X 22 X X 23 X X 24 X X PLAY 25 X X STOP 26 X X PAUSE 27 X X TOP MENU 28 X X 7 29 X X 8 30 X X 9 31 X X X STEP FWD 32 X X X STEP REV 33 X X X RETURN 34 X X X SCAN FWD 35 X X X SCAN REV 36 X X X SKIP FWD 37 X...

Page 77: ... X STACK GROUP15 58 X X X STACK GROUP16 59 X X X STACK GROUP17 60 X X X STACK GROUP18 61 X X X STACK GROUP19 62 X X X STACK GROUP20 63 X X X STACK GROUP21 64 X X X STACK GROUP22 65 X X X STACK GROUP23 66 X X X STACK GROUP24 67 X X X STACK GROUP25 68 X X STACK GROUP26 69 X X STACK GROUP27 70 X X X MENU 71 X X X RECALL 72 X X X HOME MENU 73 X X X MEMORY 74 X X X 10 7 X REPEAT 5 X X 76 X X X REPEAT A...

Page 78: ... assignment for Numbers1 through 30 can be changed in Advanced Setup The procedure is given below for an example of GROUP 3 setting change to MENU Open ADV SETUP and switch EXTEND TERMINAL to User and press Enter And then the following window opens DOWN button to select GROUP 3 71 ...

Page 79: ...DVD V5000 DVD Player RS 232 Command Protocol DVD V5000 DVD Player RS 232 Command Protocol 72 RIGHT Button 72 ...

Page 80: ...DVD V5000 DVD Player RS 232 Command Protocol 73 DOWN Button to select MENU ENTER button to change the function of switch 8 to MENU ...

Page 81: ...ess the mory area even efault Setting and press ENTER For an initial setting Standard and User are the same In CLEAR button The switch displays nothing as shown below The modification of the switch setting will be reserved within me with power off In order to recover the initial factory setting please select D 74 ...

Page 82: ...nce Less than 1 ohm Off Resistance More than 1 M ohm Type Non Locking Diode Specifications Forward Voltage Drop VF Less than 0 7 IF 1ma Surge Forward Current IFSM Less than 100ma Forward Current Less than 10µa 9 3 1 Simple Circuit SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8 SW3 SW2 SW1 STACK GROUP 3 STACK GROUP 2 STACK GROUP 1 ENTER RIGHT ARROW LEFT ARROW DOWN ARROW UP ARROW 75 ...

Page 83: ...DVD V5000 DVD Player RS 232 Command Protocol 9 2 2 Diode Matrix Circuit 76 ...

Page 84: ...layback an error is issued at any Stop Marker Point 3 omputer is controllin s he L command to ossible interference from the front panel buttons and or the remote 4 ress is set wit for a CD VCD isc the player 10 ADDITIONAL NOTES 1 enters the Still mode 2 When a c g r the playe end t KEY OCK eliminate p control If an invalid add hin a command or d returns an E04 error 77 ...

Page 85: ...uest C x Clear CL x x x Clear Screen CS x x x Close CO x x x Command Stack Data Download BD x x x Command Stack Data Upload x BU x x Communication Control Set arg CM x x x Current Address Request A x x x Disc Region code Request G x Display Control arg DS x x x DVD Disc Status Request V x Error Code Request E x x x Frame FR x Frame Number Request F x Index IX x Index Number Request I x Input Barco...

Page 86: ... NS x can Stop x x S E x earch adrs S x x S AG elect Angle arg x Select Aspect arg AP x Select Audio arg AU x S SU elect Subtitle arg x S P x peed arg S x Stack Group Set arg GP x Star x t SA x x Step Forward SF x x S SR tep Reverse x Still ST x x S x top Marker adrs SM x x Time x TM x x T t T x ime Code Reques x x Title TI x T R x itle Track Number Request x x T x OC Information Request Q x T x r...

Page 87: ...ode Request x x x I Index Number Request x K CD Disc Status Request x x M CCR Mode Request x x x N Input Number Request x x x P Player Active Mode Request x x x Q TOC Information Request x x R Title Track Number Request x x x T ode Request Time C x x x V DVD Disc Status Request x X LVP Model Name Request x x x Z Firmware Version Request x arg AD Audio Control x x x arg AG Select Angle x arg AP Sel...

Page 88: ... x NR Scan Reverse x x x NS Scan Stop x x x OP Open x x x PA Pause x x x adrs PL Play x x x arg PR Print Character x x x arg RA Register A Set Dis x x x play RJ Reject x x x SA Start x x x adrs SE Search x x x SF Step Forward x x adrs SM Stop Marker x x x arg SP Speed x x SR Step Reverse x ST Still x x arg SU Select Subtitle x TI Title x TM Time x x x TR Track x x arg VD Video Control x x x 81 ...

Page 89: ...L Clear Screen CS Close CO Communication Control Set arg CM Current Address Request A Disc Region code Request G Display Control arg DS DVD Disc Status Request V Error Code Request E Firmware Version Z Frame FR Frame Number Request F Input Barcode Data Request B Input Number Request N Input Unit Request I Key Lock arg KL Lead Out Symbol LO LVP Model Name Request X Multi Speed Forward adrs MF Multi...

Page 90: ... Search adrs SE Select Angle arg AG Select Aspect arg AP Select Audio arg AU Select Subtitle arg SU Speed arg SP Stack Group Set arg GP Start SA Step Forward SF Step Reverse SR Still ST Stop Marker adrs SM Time TM Time Code Request T Title TI Title Track Number Request R Video Control arg VD 83 ...

Page 91: ...CL Clear Screen CS Close CO Communication Control Set arg CM Current Address Request A Display Control arg DS Error Code Request E Index IX Index Number Request I Input Barcode Data Request B Input Number Request N Input Unit Request I Key Lock arg KL Lead Out Symbol LO LVP Model Name Request X Open OP Pause PA Play adrs PL Player Active Mode Request P Player Region Code Request H Print Character ...

Page 92: ...VCD Command List Time Code Request T Title Track Number Request R TOC Information Request Q Track TR Video Control arg VD 85 ...

Page 93: ...e CO Communication Control Set arg CM Current Address Request A Display Control arg DS Error Code Request E Input Barcode Data Request B Input Number Request N Input Unit Request I Key Lock arg KL Lead Out Symbol LO LVP Model Name Request X Multi Speed Forward adrs MF Open OP Pause PA Play adrs PL Player Active Mode Request P Player Region Code Request H Print Character arg PR Register A Request A...

Page 94: ...VCD Command List 87 COMMAND Mnemo me nic Na Sto rke a p Ma r drs SM Time TM Time Code Request T Title Track Number Request R TOC Information Request Q Track TR Video Control arg VD ...

Page 95: ...ng argument Necessary parameter is not specified E11 disc does not exist There is no disc in the tray E12 Search error Search address cannot be found E15 picture stop Playback has been stopped by VOBU Still while in auto play mode E16 interrupt by other The command s sent via the serial line were not executed device before commands were sent from the front panel buttons and or remote control E99 p...

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