Batch Files
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DLPU028C – October 2014 – Revised November 2016
Copyright © 2014–2016, Texas Instruments Incorporated
Operating the DLP LightCrafter 6500 and 9000
3.7.2 Creating a Batch File
There are two methods to create a batch file:
•
Use the GUI
•
Use a text editor
3.7.2.1
Creating a Batch File Using the GUI
This example will contain the following set of commands:
(a) Set the short axis image orientation.
(b) Set the input channel swap to ABC->CBA.
(c) Set the LED currents.
Follow these steps to add the commands and save to a text file
1. Power-up the EVM and select the RGB parallel interface.
2. Select
Video Mode
from the
Operating Mode
group box, and then select the
HDMI
radio-button from
the
IT6535 Receiver
group box and finally click the
Set
button. (Select the
DisplayPort
radio-button if
using this input connector).
3. Verify the EVM is displaying the input source correctly. If no video source is displayed, then make sure
the PC or host is suppling the correct resolution and frame rate. See
for video support.
4. Click the
Batch Files
button at the top of the GUI.
5. Check the
Enable Command Logging
box to enable logging.
6. Click the
Clear All
button to clear the contents of the list box.
7. Click the
System Settings
button at the top of the GUI.
8. Click the
Get
button within the
Image Orientation
group box.
9. Check the
North/South
checkbox and click the
Set
button within the group box. The image orientation
of the displayed image will be flipped on it short axis.
10. Click the
Video Mode
button at the top of the GUI.
11. Select ABC->CBA from the dropdown list box within the
Input Port Data Swap
group box.
12. Click the
Set
button within the box. The colors of the image will be adjusted for the setting.
13. Click the
System Settings
button at the top of the GUI.
14. Click the
Get
button within the
LED Controls
group box.
15. Enter 100 for each of the LEDs within the
LED Current
group box and click the
Set
button. The LED
brightness may change after setting the LED current.
16. Click the
Batch Files
button at the top of the GUI.
17. Within the list box, all the commands that were applied on previous steps are listed.
18. Click the
Save Batch File
button to save as text file.
shows the contents of the list box. Notice that there are more than the three commands in the
list box than are mentioned in this example. This is because, when clicking the
Set
button for some
commands in the GUI, multiple commands are combined. For example, when clicking the
Set
button for
image orientation, both long and short axis commands are included.
Within the Batch File panel, each command can also be deleted or a delay can be inserted between
commands.