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Section
7
.
Programmers
reference
7.10.4. Set analog timing properties
Description
: This command changes the setup of the analog timing data.
Format
Example
Command {:ANALOG#<in>@<S/A>I=
<PHS>;
<FHS>;
<HS>;
<VS>;
<HP>;
<VP>;}
→ {:analog#4@si=
10;
800;
640;
480;
75;
18;}
Response (DVII#<in>@<S/A>I=
<PHS>
<FHS>;
<HS>;
<VS>;
<HP>;
<VP>;
<LCF>;
<FORM>;
<VSP>;
<HSP>;
<FPS>;
)CrLf
← (ANALOG#4@SI=
0;
2640;
1920;
1080;
192;
41;
1124;
P;
-;
-;
50;)CrLf
Legend:
<S/A>:
Affected ports:
S = single selected input
A = all inputs
<PHS>
Phase
<FHS>
Full Horizontal Size
<HS>
Horizontal Size
<VS>
Vertical Size
<HP>
Horizontal Position
<VP>
Vertical Position
Info:
The following parameters cannot be set, they only appear in response.
<LCF>
Full Vertical Size (Line Count per Field)
<FORM>
Format: Progressive or Interlaced
<VSP>
Vertical Sync. Polarity
<HSP>
Horizontal Sync. Polarity
<FPS>
Frame Per Sec in Hz
7.10.5. Query analog timing properties
Description
: Check analog timing data of the input ports.
Format
Example
Command {:ANALOG#<in>@<S/A>I=?}
→ {:analog#3@si=?}
Response (ANALOG#<in>@<S/A>I=
<PHS>;
<FHS>;
<HS>;
<VS>;
<HP>;
<VP>;
<LCF>;
<FORM>;
<VSP>;
<HSP>;
<FPS>
)CrLf
← (ANALOG#3@SI=
0;
2160;
1600;
1200;
455;
41;
1242;
P;
+;
-;
60;)CrLf
Legend:
