Kramer MV-4X, Руководство пользователя

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Kramer Electronics Ltd.
MV-4X
– Protocol 3000
69
Function Description Syntax Parameters/Attributes Example
WND-BRD?
Get window border status. COMMAND
#WND-BRD?

win_num <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
Get window 1 border status:
#WND-BRD?

1 <CR>
W-P-DEFAULT Set specific window
parameters to their default
value. COMMAND
#W-P-DEFAULT

win_num <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-P-DEFAULT

win_num <CR><LF>
win_num
– Number that indicates the
specific window:
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
Reset window 1 to its default
parameters:
#W-P-DEFAULT

1 <CR>
W-POS
Set window position. COMMAND
#W-POS  win_num , left , top , width , height <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-POS

win_num , left , top , width , height <CR><LF>
win_num
– Number that indicates the
specific window:
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
left – Left coordinate
top
– Top coordinate
width
– Window width
height
– Window height
Set window 1 position:
#W-POS  1 , 205 , 117 , 840 ,
472 <CR>
W-POS?
Get window position. COMMAND
#W-POS?

win_num <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-POS

win_num , left , top , width , height <CR><LF>
win_num
– Number that indicates the
specific window:
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
left
– Left coordinate
top
– Top coordinate
width – Window width
height – Window height
Get window 1 position:
#W-POS?

1 <CR>
W-
SATURATION Set image saturation per
output.
Value limits can vary for
different devices.
Value is a property of input
connected to current output.
Changing input source might
cause changes in this value
(refer device definitions).
In devices that enable showing
multiple outputs on one display
– each in a separate window –
this command relates only to
the window associated with the
output indicated in the out-
index parameter.
COMMAND
#W-SATURATION

win_num , value <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-SATURATION

win_num , value <CR><LF>
win_num – Window number for setting
saturation
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
value
– Saturation value: 0-100
Set saturation for Win 1 to
50:
#W-SATURATION

1 , 50 <CR
>
W-
SATURATION?
Get image saturation per
output.
Value limits can vary for
different devices.
Value is a property of input
connected to current output.
Changing input source might
cause changes in this value
(refer device definitions).
In devices that enable showing
multiple outputs on one display
– each in a separate window –
this command relates only to
the window associated with the
output indicated in the out-
index parameter.
COMMAND
#W-SATURATION?

win_num <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-SATURATION

win_num , value <CR><LF>
win_num
– Window number for setting
saturation
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
value
– Saturation value: 0-100
Get saturation for output 1:
#W-SATURATION?

1 <CR>
W-SHARP-H
Set horizontal sharpness. COMMAND
#W-SHARP-H

win_num , value <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-SHARP-H

win_num , value <CR><LF>
win_num
– Window number for setting
horizontal sharpness
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
value
– H sharpness value:0-100
Set window 1 H sharpness
value to 20:
#W-SHARPNESS-
H

1 , 20 <CR>
W-SHARP-H?
Get horizontal sharpness. COMMAND
#W-SHARP-H?

win_num <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-SHARP-H

win_num , value <CR><LF>
win_num
– Window number for setting
horizontal sharpness
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
value
– H sharpness value:0-100
Get window 1 H sharpness
value to 20:
#W-SHARPNESS-H?

1 <CR>
W-SHARP-V
Set vertical sharpness. COMMAND
#W-SHARP-V

win_num , value <CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-SHARP-V

win_num , value <CR><LF>
win_num – Window number for setting
vertical sharpness
1
– Win 1
2
– Win 2
3
– Win 3
4
– Win 4
value – V sharpness value:0-100
Set window 1 V sharpness
value to 20:
#W-SHARPNESS-
H

1 , 20 <CR>