Barco BD8000LC, BD5100, BD8100, BD5100LC, BD8100LC User Manual

BARCO PROJECTION SYSTEMS

Date: 10.04.98

R5975236_r03

SERIAL COMMUNICATION

LCD PROJECTOR

USER'S MANUAL

Contents

contents

Chapter 1 : Communication basics.

communication protocol .......................................... 1-3

communication settings .......................................... 1-4

hardware ................................................................. 1-6

syntax....................................................................1-11

Chapter 2 : Elementary commands

balance, decrement ................................................. 2-2

balance, increment .................................................. 2-3

bass, decrement ..................................................... 2-4

bass, increment ...................................................... 2-5

brightness, decrement ............................................. 2-6

brightness, increment .............................................. 2-7

color, decrement ..................................................... 2-8

color, increment ...................................................... 2-9

contrast, decrement ............................................... 2-10

contrast, increment ................................................ 2-11

infrared control ....................................................... 2-12

mute audio, write off ............................................... 2-15

mute audio, write on ...............................................2-16

mute video, write off ................................................ 2-17

mute video, write on ............................................... 2-18

phase, decrement .................................................. 2-19

phase, increment ................................................... 2-20

projector status, read .............................................2-21

projector status, write off ........................................2-23

projector status, write on ........................................2-24

sharpness, decrement ............................................2-25

sharpness, increment .............................................2-26

source/slot, read number ....................................... 2-27

source/slot, write number ....................................... 2-29

source/slot, read number+mode ............................. 2-31

source/slot, write number+mode ............................ 2-34

tint, decrement ....................................................... 2-37

tint, increment ........................................................2-38

treble, decrement ................................................... 2-39

treble, increment .................................................... 2-40

volume, decrement ................................................. 2-41

volume, increment .................................................. 2-42

Chapter 3 : Advanced commands

balance, read .......................................................... 3-2

balance, write .......................................................... 3-4

bass, read ............................................................... 3-5

bass, write .............................................................. 3-7

brightness, read ...................................................... 3-8

brightness, write .....................................................3-10

contrast, read ......................................................... 3-11

contrast, write ........................................................ 3-13

dimming, decrement .............................................. 3-15

dimming, increment ................................................ 3-16

fade audio extern, decrement ................................. 3-17

fade audio extern, increment .................................. 3-18

fade audio extern, read ........................................... 3-19

fade audio extern, write .......................................... 3-21

fade audio intern, decrement .................................. 3-23

fade audio intern, increment ................................... 3-24

fade audio intern, read ............................................ 3-25

fade audio intern, write ........................................... 3-27

file, copy ................................................................3-29

file, delete .............................................................. 3-31

file, list ...................................................................3-33

file, list active ......................................................... 3-36

file, move ................................................................ 3-38

file, rename ............................................................ 3-41

freeze, write off ....................................................... 3-44

freeze, write on ...................................................... 3-45

installation, read ..................................................... 3-46

installation, write ....................................................3-48

lamp, read run time ................................................3-49

lamp, read serial number ........................................ 3-51

lamp, read status ................................................... 3-53

lamp, reset run time ...............................................3-55

contents

llock audio, read .....................................................3-57

lock audio, write .....................................................3-59

phase, read ............................................................ 3-61

phase, write ...........................................................3-63

programmable blanking,write .................................. 3-65

projector, read run time .......................................... 3-69

projector, read serial number .................................. 3-71

projector, read type ................................................3-73

projector, write address .......................................... 3-75

sharpness, read ..................................................... 3-76

sharpness, write ..................................................... 3-78

shutter, close .........................................................3-80

shutter, open .......................................................... 3-82

shutter, read ........................................................... 3-84

software, read language ......................................... 3-86

software, read type .................................................3-88

software, read version ............................................. 3-90

sync, read .............................................................. 3-92

sync, write fast ......................................................3-94

sync, write slow .....................................................3-95

text, write off ..........................................................3-96

text, write on ..........................................................3-97

treble, read ............................................................. 3-98

treble, write .......................................................... 3-100

volume, read ......................................................... 3-101

volume, write ........................................................ 3-103

Appendix a: Command summary 2 .........................

Appendix b: Command summary 3

Chapter 1:
Communication basics

Communication protocol summary

Start byte \xfe
Projector address
Command byte(s)
Data bytes

(OPTIONAL)

Checksum byte
Stop byte \xff

Start byte

The start byte informs the projector (in case of transmission) or the computer
(in case of reception) that a new data transfer will take place.

Projector address

The projector address defines the address of the projector the computer
wants to talk to (in case of transmission) or the address of the projector that
answers (in case of reception).
The maximum number of projectors that can be addressed by one computer
is 256.

Command byte(s)

There is at least one command byte to define the action to be performed.
Commands that are not often used or complex commands can take more than
one byte.
All command bytes that are sent by the computer to get information out of the
projector are repeated in the answer-data-transfer of the projector.

Data bytes

(OPTIONAL)

Wheather the command bytes are followed by one or more data bytes
depends on the contents of the command bytes.
(Some commands are not followed by data bytes at all !)

communication protocol

Chapter 1: Communications basics

Checksum byte

The checksum byte is used to detect errors during transmission or reception.
Formula :
Checksum byte
= (Projector address + Command bytes + Data bytes) modulo 256

Stop byte

The stop byte informs the projector (in case of transmission) or the computer
(in case of reception) that the data transfer is complete and that the
interpretation of the command and data bytes can start.

Any command byte, data byte or checksum byte that equals \x80, \xfe
or \xff has to be converted !
Transmission :

- Instead of \x80, send \x80 followed by \x00.

- Instead of \xfe, send \x80 followed by \x7e.

- Instead of \xff, send \x80 followed by \x7f.
Reception :

- Replace \x80 followed by \x00 with \x80.

- Replace \x80 followed by \x7e with \xfe.

- Replace \x80 followed by \x7f with \xff..

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Chapter 1: Communications basics

communication settings

Communication settings summary

Baud rate see baudrate table
Data bits 8
Parity no
Stop bits 1

Baud Rate

Defines the speed of the data transfer.
The baud rate can be set using the dip switches on the processor board of the
projector. Before opening the projector*, insure the projector is powered down
!!!
Check the baud rate table to set up the communication speed.
Consult the owners manual of the projector to change the baud rate setting.

*In some projectors, the Baud Rate must be set using the menu structure (see Owner's
manual of the projector).

Data Bits

Eight data bits are used for each character of the data transfer.

Parity

There is NO parity bit used to perform error checking.

Stop Bits

One stop bit is used to define the end of a character.

Baud rate table
BD5000, BD5000LC, BD8000

S1:4 S1:3 S1:2 S1:1 Baud rate (baud)

off off off off 5 0
off off off on 7 5
off off o n off 100
off off o n o n 1 1 0
off o n off off 150
off o n off o n 2 0 0
off o n o n off 3 0 0
off on on on 600
on off off off 1200
on off off on 2400
on off on off 4800
on off on on 9600
on on off off 19200
on on off on 9600
on on on off 9600
on on on on 9600

Baud rate table
BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5100,
BD5100LC, BD8100, BD8100LC

S2:3 S2:2 S2:1 Baud rate (baud)

off off off 9600
off off on 4800
off on off 2400
off on on 1200
on off off 6 0 0
on off on 30 0
on on off 15 0
on on on 75

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communication settings

Connector labelled RS232 IN

This female D9-pin connector is used to connect the projector with the
computer.

Connector labelled RS232 OUT

This male D9-pin connector is used to drive the next projector in a chain.

Pin-out

The pin-out is the standard PC-AT convention, which is :

Pin # Name Full name

1 CD Carrier Detect
2 RxD Received Data
3 TxD Transmitted Data
4 DTR Data Terminal Ready
5 GND Signal Ground
6 DSR Data Set Ready
7 RTS Request To Send
8 CTS Clear To Send
9 RI Ring Indicator

Chapter 1: Communications basics

hardware

Cable (IBM PC or compatible projector):

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RS 232 IN

REMOTE

IR-RECEIVER

PROJECTOR MODE :
GREEN - OPERATION

RED - STA NDBY

COMMUNICATION PORT

(800-PERIPHERALS)

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RS232 OUT

0

I

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. O pe ration
is subject to fo llow in g two conditions :
(1) This de vice may not cause harmful interfe rence
(2) This de vice must ac cept any in terf eren ce rec eive d
inc ludi ng in terf eren ce that may cause undesired operation

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(1) Th is d ev ic e m ay not cause harm fu l in terference
(2) Th is d ev ic e m us t accept any interference received
inclu d ing inte r fe rence that m ay cause undesired ope ration

IR-ACKNOWLEDGE D

IR-RECEIVED

DIAGNOSTICS

CODE

IR-RECEIVER

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Cable (IBM PC or compatible projector) :

11

CD CD

22

RxD RxD

33

TxD TxD

44

DTR DTR

D9 5 5 D9

female GND GND male

66

DSR DSR

77

RTS RTS

88

CTS CTS

99
RI RI

order number R9827560 (cable length = 15m)
order number R9872570 (cable length = 30m)

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hardware

Chapter 1: Communications basics

hardware

Cable (MAC projector) :

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RED - S TANDBY

COMMUNICATION PORT

(800-PERIPHERALS)

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0

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is subject to fo llow ing two co n d itions :
(1) This devi ce may not caus e ha rm ful inte rference
(2) Thi s device must acce pt any i nter fer ence rece ived
including interference that may cause undesir ed oper ation

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REMOTE

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GREEN - OPERATION

RED - STANDBY

COMMUNICATION PORT

(800-PERIPHERALS)

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0

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This device complies with Part 15 of th e F C C rule s. O peration
is subject to following two conditions :
(1) Th is d e v ic e m ay not cause harmful int erfer ence
(2) This d e v ice must accept any interference received
including interference that may cause u ndesir ed operat ion

IR-ACKNOWLEDGED

IR-RECEIVED

DIAGNOSTI CS

CODE

IR-RECEIVER

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Cable (MAC projector) :

14

HSKo DTR

28

HSKi CTS

33

TxD- TxD

45

GND GND

DIN 5 2 D9

mini 8 RXD- RxD male

6

TXD+

7

n.c.

8

RXD+

order number R9827640 (D9-DIN mini8; cable length = 1m)
order number R9827560 (D9-D9; cable length = 15m)
order number R9872570 (D9-D9; cable length = 30m)

Signal levels

State Voltage

off = 1 -9V
on = 0 +9V

length \x0b
h \x68
e \x65
l \x6c
l \x6c
o \x6f
  \x20
w \x77
o \x6f
r \x72
l \x6c
d \x64

Characters

In this manual, all characters are expressed using the C-language syntax :

decimal values ddd ddd = 0..255
hexadecimal values\xhh hh = 00..ff

Pascal-language string

Chapter 1: Communications basics

A pascal-language string consists of one
or more characters. The first character
of the string contains the length of the
string. Therefore, a pascal-language
string is limited to 255 characters.

Example : hello world

C-language string:

A C-language string consists of one or more
characters.
The last character of the string is always the
NULL (\x00) character. Therefore, the length
of a C-language string is determined by the
position of the NULL character.
Example : hello world

h \x68
e \x65
l \x6c
l \x6c
o \x6f
  \x20
w \x77
o \x6f
r \x72
l' \x6c
d \x64
NULL \x00

Filename

A filename is specified as a C-language string. This string has to follow some
rules:

Filename

0 123 4 567 8 9 1011 12

x x x x x x x x . y z z NULL

length string = 12

x = character of the base name (= 8 characters)

a b c d e f g h i j
k l m n o p q r s t
u v w x y z 0 1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 _ -  

y = kind of file (= 1 character)

s standard file

predefined file stored in read-only memory

c custom file

file created by the user and stored in non-volatile read-write
memory

z = file index (= 2 characters)

0' 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

- zz specifies the location in memory where the file is stored

- for standard files : zz = 00..maximum standard files

- for custom files : zz = 00..63 where 00 is reserved for the file none

.c00 (file loaded when no signal is applied).
yzz is a unique combination. In other words, no two files can exist with the
same extension yzz.

To specify more than one file you can use the question mark (?) wildcard
character for x, y and z. This wildcard character can represent any possible
character on that location.
Examples : ntsc .c01, svga_60v.s?7, ????????.???

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syntax

Chapter 2: Elementary commands

Chapter 2:
Elementary commands

Chapter 2: Elementary commands

Description

Decrement balance.

Command

Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x0a

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100., BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100., BD3100LC.

Example

Decrement balance of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x0a
Checksum \x2e
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

balance, decrement

Chapter 2: Elementary commands

Description

Increment balance.

Command

Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x0a

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100., BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100., BD3100LC

Example

Increment balance of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x0a
Checksum \x2d
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

balance, increment

Chapter 2: Elementary commands

bass, decrement

Description

Decrement bass.

Command

Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x08

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100., BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100., BD3100LC

Example

Decrement bass of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x08
Checksum \x2c
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Chapter 2: Elementary commands

Description

Increment bass.

Command

Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x08

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100., BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100., BD3100LC

Example

Increment bass of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x08
Checksum \x2b
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Chapter 2: Elementary commands

Description

Decrement brightness.

Command

Command[0] \x04

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100., BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC,

Example

Decrement the brightness of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x04
Checksum \x05
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Chapter 2: Elementary commands

Description

Increment brightness.

Command

Command[0] \x03

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC,

Example

Increment the brightness of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x03
Checksum \x04
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Decrement color (saturation).

Command

Command[0] \x06

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD5000, BD5000LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BG8100

V1.11

, BG8100LC

V1.11

Example

Decrement the color of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Increment color (saturation).

Command

Command[0] \x05

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD5000, BD5000LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BG8100

V1.11

, BG8100LC

V1.11

Example

Increment the color of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x05
Checksum \x06
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Decrement contrast.

Command

Command[0] \x02

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Decrement contrast of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x02
Checksum \x03
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Increment contrast.

Command

Command[0] \x01

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Increment contrast of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x01
Checksum \x02
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Simulation of the infrared remote control unit.
The codes act in the same way as if they were sent by an infrared remote
control unit or the local keypad.

Command

Command[0] \x30

Data

Possible codes used for Data[0] :

Key Data[0]

0 \x19
1 \x10
2 \x11
3 \x12
4 \x13
5 \x14
6 \x15
7 \x16
8 \x17
9 \x18
ADDR \x20
ARROW DOWN \x05
ARROW LEFT \x07
ARROW RIGHT \x06
ARROW UP \x04
BALANCE+ \x3e
BALANCE- \x3f
BASS+ \x3a
BASS- \x3b
BRIGHTNESS \x27
BRIGHTNESS+ \x2a
BRIGHTNESS- \x2b
COLOR \x30
COLOR+ \x2c

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COLOR- \x2d
CONTRAST \x25
CONTRAST+ \x28
CONTRAST- \x29
ENTER \x0a
EXIT \x08
FREEZ \x1b
HELP \x09
MUTE \x1f
PAUSE \x0f
PHASE \x32
PHASE+ \x34
PHASE- \x35
SHARPNESS \x33
SHARPNESS+ \x36
SHARPNESS- \x37
STDBY \x0e
TEXT \x0d
TINT \x31
TINT+ \x2e
TINT- \x2f
TREBLE+ \x3c
TREBLE- \x3d
VOLUME+ \x38
VOLUME- \x39

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Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Select source 3 of a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x30
Data[0] \x12
Checksum \x43
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Disable audio mute.

Command

Command[0] \x26
Command[1] \x3d

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC

Example

Disable audio mute of a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x26
Command[1] \x3d
Checksum \x64
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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mute audio, write on

Description

Enable audio mute.

Command

Command[0] \x27
Command[1] \x3d

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC

Example

Enable audio mute of a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x27
Command[1] \x3d
Checksum \x65
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Disable video mute.

Command

Command[0] \x26
Command[1] \x3e

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5100,
BD5100LC, BD8100, BD8100LC, BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Disable video mute of a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x26
Command[1] \x3e
Checksum \x65
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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mute video, write on

Description

Enable video mute.
The on-screen-display will be muted too !

Command

Command[0] \x27
Command[1] \x3e

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5100,
BD5100LC, BD8100, BD8100LC, BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Enable video mute of a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x27
Command[1] \x3e
Checksum \x66
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Decrement phase.

Command

Command[0] \x0c

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000, BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000,
BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC

Example

Decrement phase of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x0c
Checksum \x0d
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

phase, decrement

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Description

Increment phase.

Command

Command[0] \x0b

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Increment phase of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x0b
Checksum \x0c
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Read the projector status.

Command

Command[0] \x67

Data

No data bytes.

Return data

The return data consists of one data byte containing the projector status. Only
bit0 (least significant bit) to bit3/bit4* are significant.

bit# bit = 0 bit = 1
bit0 projector is off projector is on
bit1 text is off text is on
bit2 video mute is off video mute is on
bit3 picture is not freezed picture is freezed
bit4* no 800-peripheral 800-peripheral connected

connected

* : bit 4 is only significant for BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC,
BD3100, BD3100LC, D5100, BD5100LC, BD8100, BD8100LC, BG8100,
BG8100LC

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100

V1.11

, BG8100LC

V1.11

projector status, read

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Example

Read the status of a projector with address \x01.
Suppose the status is projector on, text on, video mute off, picture freezed and
no 800-peripheral connected.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x67
Checksum \x68
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Receive (answer)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x67
Data[0] \x0b
Checksum \x73
Stop \xff

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projector status, write off

Description

Set the projector off.

Command

Command[0] \x66

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Set the projector with address \x01 off.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x66
Checksum \x67
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Set the projector on.

Command

Command[0] \x65

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Set the projector with address \x01 on.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x65
Checksum \x66
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Decrement sharpness.

Command

Command[0] \x0a

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Decrement sharpness of a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x0a
Checksum \x0b
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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sharpness, increment

Description

Increment sharpness.

Command

Command[0] \x09

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Increment sharpness of a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x09
Checksum \x0a
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Read active source or slot.

Command

Command[0] \x32

Data

No data bytes.

Return data

Source or slot number (\x01..).

Data[0]
BD2100 \x01..\x09
BD2100LC \x01..\x09
BD3000 \x01..\x03
BD3000LC \x01..\x03
BD3100 \x01..\x03
BD3100LC \x01..\x03
BD5000 \x01..\x04
BD5000LC \x01..\x04
BD5100 \x01..\x04
BD5100LC \x01..\x04
BD8000 \x01..\x04
BD8000LC \x01..\x04
BD8100 \x01..\x04
BD8100LC \x01..\x04
BG8100 \x01..\x04
BG8100LC \x01..\x04
+ 800 peripheral \x01..\x63

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

source/slot, read number

Chapter 2: Elementary commands

Example

Read the active source/slot number of a projector with address \x01. Suppose
the answer is \x03.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x32
Checksum \x33
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Receive (answer)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x32
Data[0] \x03
Checksum \x36
Stop \xff

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source/slot, write number

Description

Select a source or slot.

Command

Command[0] \x31

Data

Source or slot number (\x01..).

Data[0]
BD2100 \x01..\x09
BD2100LC \x01..\x09
BD3000 \x01..\x03
BD3000LC \x01..\x03
BD3100 \x01..\x03
BD3100LC \x01..\x03
BD5000 \x01..\x04
BD5000LC \x01..\x04
BD5100 \x01..\x04
BD5100LC \x01..\x04
BD8000 \x01..\x04
BD8000LC \x01..\x04
BD8100 \x01..\x04
BD8100LC \x01..\x04
BG8100 \x01..\x04
BG8100LC \x01..\x04
+ 800 peripheral \x01..\x63

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

Chapter 2: Elementary commands

Example

Select source 1 of a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x31
Data[0] \x01
Checksum \x32
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description :

Read active source or slot number and its mode.

Command :

Command[0] \x34

Data :

No data bytes.

Return data :

Data[0] = source or slot number (\x01..).

Data[0]
BD3000 \x01..\x03
BD3000LC \x01..\x03
BD3100 \x01..\x03
BD3100LC \x01..\x03
BD5100 \x01..\x04
BD5100LC \x01..\x04
BD8100 \x01..\x04
BG8100LC \x01..\x04
BG8100 \x01..\x04
BD8100LC \x01..\x04
+ 800 peripheral \x01..\x63

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Data[1] = source or slot mode (\x00 or \x01)

Video/S-Video Input

Data[1] Mode
\x00 Video
\x01 S-Video

RGB Analog Input - Separate Sync

Data[1] Mode
\x00 H/C : Composite Sync or

H/C, V : Horizontal, Vertical Sync

\x01 H/C : Composite Video

RGB Analog Input - Sync On Green
RGB3S/RG3SB Input - Separate Sync
RGB3S/RG3SB Input - Sync On Green
Component Input - Separate Sync
Component Input - Sync On Y
Component Input - Tri-Level Separate Sync
Component Input - Tri-Level Sync On Y

Data[1] Mode
\x00 ­\x01

Projector type:

BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

, BD5100

V1.06

, BD5100LC

V1.06

,

BD8100

V1.06

, BD8100LC

V1.06

, BG8100, BG8100LC

source/slot, read number+mode

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Example:

Read the active source/slot number+mode of a projector with address \x01.
Suppose the source number equals \x03 and its mode equals \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x34
Checksum \x35
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Receive (answer)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x34
Data[0] \x03
Data[1] \x01
Checksum \x39
Stop \xff

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Description:

Select a source or slot and put it in a pre-defined mode (mode selection is
optional).

Command:

Command[0] \x33

Data:

Data[0] = source or slot number (\x01..).

Data[0]
BD3000 \x01..\x03
BD3000LC \x01..\x03
BD3100 \x01..\x03
BD3100LC \x01..\x03
BD5100 \x01..\x04
BD5100LC \x01..\x04
BD8100 \x01..\x04
BG8100LC \x01..\x04
BG8100 \x01..\x04
BD8100LC \x01..\x04
+ 800 peripheral \x01..\x63

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Data[1] = source or slot mode (\x00 or \x01) OPTIONAL

Video/S-Video Input

Data[1] Mode
\x00 Video
\x01 S-Video

RGB Analog Input - Separate Sync

Data[1] Mode
\x00 H/C: Composite Sync or

H/C, V : Horizontal, Vertical Sync

\x01 H/ : Composite Video

RGB Analog Input - Sync On Green
RGB3S/RG3SB Input - Separate Sync
RGB3S/RG3SB Input - Sync On Green
Component Input - Separate Sync
Component Input - Sync On Y
Component Input - Tri-Level Separate Sync
Component Input - Tri-Level Sync On Y

Data[1] Mode
\x00 ­\x01

Remark : If only one data byte has been sent (Data[0]), the slot will be selected
in its previous mode.

Projector type :

BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

, BD5100

V1.06

, BD5100LC

V1.06

,

BD8100

V1.06

, BD8100LC

V1.06

, BG8100, BG8100LC

source/slot, write number+mode

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Example:

Select source 1, mode 1 of a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x33
Data[0] \x01
Data[1] \x01
Checksum \x36
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Decrement tint (hue).

Command

Command[0] \x08

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC,BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100

V1.11

, BG8100LC

V1.11

Example

Decrement tint of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x08
Checksum \x09
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

tint, decrement

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Description

Increment tint (hue).

Command

Command[0] \x07

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC,BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100

V1.11

, BG8100LC

V1.11

Example

Increment tint of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x07
Checksum \x08
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Decrement treble.

Command

Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x09

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC

Example

Decrement treble of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x09
Checksum \x2d
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

treble, decrement

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Description

Increment treble.

Command

Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x09

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC

Example

Increment treble of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x09
Checksum \x2c
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

treble, increment

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Description

Decrement volume.

Command

Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x07

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC

Example

Decrement volume of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x07
Checksum \x2b
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

volume, decrement

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volume, increment

Description

Increment volume.

Command

Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x07

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD300LC, BD3100, BD3100LC

Example

Increment volume of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x07
Checksum \x2a
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Chapter 3:
Advanced commands

Chapter 3: Advanced commands

balance, read

Description

Read the actual balance value.

Command

Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x0a

Data

No data bytes.

Return data

Data[0] = balance value.

Data[0] \xea..\x16

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100, BD3100LC

Example

Read the actual balance value of a projector with address \x01. Suppose the
balance equals \xeb (= -21).

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x0a
Checksum \x2c
Stop \xff

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balance, read

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Receive (answer)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x0a
Data[0] \xeb
Checksum \x17
Stop \xff

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balance, write

Description

Write a new balance value.

Command

Command[0] \x20
Command[1] \x0a

Data

Data[0] = balance value.

Data[0] \xea..\16

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100, BD3100LC

Example

Set the balance to \xeb (= -21) on a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x20
Command[1] \x0a
Data[0] \xeb
Checksum \x16
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Read the actual bass value.

Command

Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x08

Data

No data bytes.

Return data

Data[0] = bass value.

Data[0] \xfc..\x05

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100, BD3100LC

Example

Read the actual bass value of a projector with address \x01. Suppose the
bass equals \x01 (= +1).

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x08
Checksum \x2a
Stop \xff

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Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Receive (answer)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x08
Data[0] \x01
Checksum \x2b
Stop \xff

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Description

Write a new bass value.

Command

Command[0] \x20
Command[1] \x08

Data

Data[0] = bass value.

Data[0] \xfc..\x05

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100, BD3100LC

Example

Set the bass to \x01 (= +1) on a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x20
Command[1] \x08
Data[0] \x01
Checksum \x2a
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Read the actual brightness value.

Command

Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x02

Data

No data bytes.

Return data

Data[0] = brightness value.

Data[0]
BG8100 \x00..\xff
BG8100LC
otherwise \x00..\x3f

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Read the actual brightness value of a projector with address \x01. Suppose
the brightness equals \x20.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x02
Checksum \x24
Stop \xff

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Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Receive (answer)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x02
Data[0] \x20
Checksum \x44
Stop \xff

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Description

Write a new brightness value.

Command

Command[0] \x20
Command[1] \x02

Data

Data[0] = brightness value.

Data[0]
BG8100 \x00..\xff
BG8100LC
otherwise \x00..\x3f

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Set the brightness to \x20 on a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x20
Command[1] \x02
Data[0] \x20
Checksum \x43
Stop \xff

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Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description

Read the actual contrast value.

Command

Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x01

Data

No data bytes.

Return data

Data[0] = contrast value.

Data[0]
BD2100 \x00..\x3f
BD2100LC \x00..\x3f
BD3000 \x00..\x40
BD3000LC \x00..\x40
BD3100 \x00..\x40
BD3100LC \x00..\x40
BD5000 \x00..\x3f
BD5000LC \x00..\x3f
BD5100 \x00..\x40
BD5100LC \x00..\x40
BD8000 \x00..\x3f
BD8000LC \x00..\x3f
BD8100 \x00..\x40
BD8100LC \x00..\x40
BG8100 \x00..\xff
BG8100LC \x00..\xff

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contrast, read

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

Example

Read the actual contrast value of a projector with address \x01. Suppose the
contrast equals \x30.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x01
Checksum \x23
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Receive (answer)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x01
Data[0] \x30
Checksum \x53
Stop \xff

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contrast, write

Description

Write a new contrast value.

Command

Command[0] \x20
Command[1] \x01

Data

Data[0] = contrast value.

Data[0]
BD2100 \x00..\x3f
BD2100LC \x00..\x3f
BD3000 \x00..\x40
BD3000LC \x00..\x40
BD3100 \x00..\x40
BD3100LC \x00..\x40
BD5000 \x00..\x3f
BD5000LC \x00..\x3f
BD5100 \x00..\x40
BD5100LC \x00..\x40
BD8000 \x00..\x3f
BD8000LC \x00..\x3f
BD8100 \x00..\x40
BD8100LC \x00..\x40
BG8100 \x00..\xff
BG8100LC \x00..\xff

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100, BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC, BD8000, BD8000LC, BD8100, BD8100LC,
BG8100, BG8100LC

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contrast, write

Example

Set the contrast to \x30 on a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x20
Command[1] \x01
Data[0] \x30
Checksum \x52
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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dimming, decrement

Description

Decrement dimming.

Command

Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x0d

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100,BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC.

Example

Decrement dimming of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x0d
Checksum \x31
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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dimming, increment

Description

Increment dimming.

Command

Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x0d

Data

No data bytes.

Projector type

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100,BD3100LC, BD5000,
BD5000LC, BD5100, BD5100LC. BD3100,BD3100LC, BD5000, BD5000LC,
BD5100, BD5100LC.

Example

Increment dimming of a projector with address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x0d
Checksum \x30
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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fade audio extern, decrement

Description:

Decrement the fade value of the external speaker(s). The audio volume level
of the external speaker(s) will decrease.

Command :

Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x41

Data :

No data bytes.

Projector type :

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

.

Example :

Decrement the fade value of the external speaker(s) of a projector with
address \x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x41
Checksum \x65
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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fade audio extern, increment

Description :

Increment the fade value of the external speaker(s). The audio volume level
of the external speaker(s) will increase.

Command :

Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x41

Data :

No data bytes.

Projector type :

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

.

Example :

Increment the fade value of the external speaker of a projector with address
\x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x41
Checksum \x64
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description :

Read the actual fade value of the external speaker(s).

Command :

Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x41

Data :

No data bytes.

Return data :

Data[0] = fade value.

Data[0] \x00..\x0f

Projector type :

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

.

Example :

Read the actual fade value of the external speaker(s) of a projector with
address \x01. Suppose the value equals 15.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x41
Checksum \x63
Stop \xff

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Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Receive (answer)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x41
Data[0] \x0f
Checksum \x72
Stop \xff

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Description :

Write a new fade value for the extern speaker(s).

Command :

Command[0] \x20
Command[1] \x41

Data :

Data[0] = fade value.

Data[0] \x00..\x0f

Projector type :

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

.

Example :

Set the fade value for the external speaker(s) to \x0f on a projector with
address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x20
Command[1] \x41
Data[0] \x0f
Checksum \x71
Stop \xff

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Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description :

Decrement the fade value of the internal speaker. The audio volume level of
the internal speaker will decrease.

Command :

Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x40

Data :

No data bytes.

Projector type :

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

.

Example :

Decrement the fade value of the internal speaker of a projector with address
\x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x23
Command[1] \x40
Checksum \x64
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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fade audio intern, increment

Description :

Increment the fade value of the internal speaker. The audio volume level of the
internal speaker will increase.

Command :

Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x40

Data :

No data bytes.

Projector type :

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

.

Example :

Increment the fade value of the internal speaker of a projector with address
\x01 by one.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x22
Command[1] \x40
Checksum \x63
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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fade audio intern, read

Description :

Read the actual fade value of the internal speaker.

Command :

Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x40

Data :

No data bytes.

Return data :

Data[0] = fade value.

Data[0] \x00..\x0f

Projector type :

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

.

Example :

Read the actual fade value of the internal speaker of a projector with address
\x01. Suppose the value equals 15.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x40
Checksum \x62
Stop \xff

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Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Receive (answer)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x21
Command[1] \x40
Data[0] \x0f
Checksum \x71
Stop \xff

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Description :

Write a new fade value for the intern speaker.

Command :

Command[0] \x20
Command[1] \x40

Data :

Data[0] = fade value.

Data[0] \x00..\x0f

Projector type :

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

.

Example :

Set the fade value for the internal speaker to \x0f on a projector with address
\x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x20
Command[1] \x40
Data[0] \x0f
Checksum \x70
Stop \xff

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Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description :

Copy file1 to file2.

- File2 (destination file) has to be a custom file.

- If the location specified by the file index of file2 has already been taken
up, file2 will overwrite that contents.

- If file1 and file2 point to the same location, the base name of file1 is replaced
by the base name of file2 without affecting other data.

Command :

Command[0] \xc2

Data :

From filename followed by the to filename (no wildcards allowed).

Projector type :

BD2100

V1.02

, BD2100LC

V1.02

, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

,

BD5100

V1.06

, BD5100LC

V1.06

, BD8100

V1.06

, BD8100LC

V1.06

, BG8100

V1.11

,

BG8100LC

V1.11

Example :

Copy the file ntsc .c01 to camera1 .c05 on a projector with address \x01.

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Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \xc2
Data[0] \x6e (= n)
Data[1] \x74 (= t)
Data[2] \x73 (= s)
Data[3] \x63 (= c)
Data[4] \x20 (=  )
Data[5] \x20 (=  )
Data[6] \x20 (=  )
Data[7] \x20 (=  )
Data[8] \x2e (= .)
Data[9] \x63 (= c)
Data[10] \x30 (= 0)
Data[11] \x31 (= 1)
Data[12] \x00
Data[13] \x63 (= c)
Data[14] \x61 (= a)
Data[15] \x6d (= m)
Data[16] \x65 (= e)
Data[17] \x72 (= r)
Data[18] \x61 (= a)
Data[19] \x31 (= 1)
Data[20] \x20 (=  )
Data[21] \x2e (= .)
Data[22] \x63 (= c)
Data[23] \x30 (= 0)
Data[24] \x35 (= 5)
Data[25] \x00
Checksum \x9d
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description :

Delete one or more files.

- Only custom files (????????.c??) can be deleted.

Command :

Command[0] \xc1

Data :

One or more filenames (wildcards allowed).

Projector type :

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

,

BD5100

V1.06

, BD5100LC

V1.06

, BD8100

V1.06

, BD8100LC

V1.06

, BG8100, BG8100LC

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Example :

Delete all files starting with the characters nt on a projector with address \x01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \xc1
Data[0] \x6e (= n)
Data[1] \x74 (= t)
Data[2] \x3f (= ?)
Data[3] \x3f (= ?)
Data[4] \x3f (= ?)
Data[5] \x3f (= ?)
Data[6] \x3f (= ?)
Data[7] \x3f (= ?)
Data[8] \x2e (= .)
Data[9] \x3f (= ?)
Data[10] \x3f (= ?)
Data[11] \x3f (= ?)
Data[12] \x00
Checksum \x09
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Description :

Get a list of files.

Command :

Command[0] \xc0

Data :

One or more filenames (wildcards allowed).

Projector type :

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

,

BD5100

V1.06

, BD5100LC

V1.06

, BD8100

V1.06

, BD8100LC

V1.06

, BG8100, BG8100LC

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Example :

Get a list of all files starting with the characters nt on a projector with address
\x01. Suppose there are 2 files : ntsc .s02 and ntsc_rgb.c01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \xc0
Data[0] \x6e (= n)
Data[1] \x74 (= t)
Data[2] \x3f (= ?)
Data[3] \x3f (= ?)
Data[4] \x3f (= ?)
Data[5] \x3f (= ?)
Data[6] \x3f (= ?)
Data[7] \x3f (= ?)
Data[8] \x2e (= .)
Data[9] \x3f (= ?)
Data[10] \x3f (= ?)
Data[11] \x3f (= ?)
Data[12] \x00
Checksum \x08
Stop \xff

Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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Receive (answer)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \xc0
Data[0] \x6e (= n)
Data[1] \x74 (= t)
Data[2] \x73 (= s)
Data[3] \x63 (= c)
Data[4] \x20 (=  )
Data[5] \x20 (=  )
Data[6] \x20 (=  )
Data[7] \x20 (=  )
Data[8] \x2e (= .)
Data[9] \x73 (= s)
Data[10] \x30 (= 0)
Data[11] \x32 (= 2)
Data[12] \x00
Data[13] \x6e (= n)
Data[14] \x74 (= t)
Data[15] \x73 (= s)
Data[16] \x63 (= c)
Data[17] \x5f (= _)
Data[18] \x72 (= r)
Data[19] \x67 (= g)
Data[20] \x62 (= b)
Data[21] \x2e (= .)
Data[22] \x63 (= c)
Data[23] \x30 (= 0)
Data[24] \x31 (= 1)
Data[25] \x00
Checksum \x40
Stop \xff

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Description :

Get the filename of the active file.

Command :

Command[0] \xc5

Data :

No data bytes.

Projector type :

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

,

BD5100

V1.06

, BD5100LC

V1.06

, BD8100

V1.06

, BD8100LC

V1.06

, BG8100, BG8100LC

Example :

Get the filename of the active file on a projector with address \x01. Suppose
the filename is ntsc .c01.

Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \xc5
Checksum \xc6
Stop \xff

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Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

Receive (answer)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \xc5
Data[0] \x6e (= n)
Data[1] \x74 (= t)
Data[2] \x73 (= s)
Data[3] \x63 (= c)
Data[4] \x20 (=  )
Data[5] \x20 (=  )
Data[6] \x20 (=  )
Data[7] \x20 (=  )
Data[8] \x2e (= .)
Data[9] \x63 (= c)
Data[10] \x30 (= 0)
Data[11] \x31 (= 1)
Data[12] \x00
Checksum \xf0
Stop \xff

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Description :

Move file1 to file2.

- Only custom files can be moved.

- If the location specified by the file index of file2 has already been taken up,
file2 will overwrite that contents.

- If file1 and file2 point to the same location, the base name of file1 is replaced
by the base name of file2 without affecting other data.

Command :

Command[0] \xc4

Data :

From filename followed by the to filename (no wildcards allowed).

Projector type :

BD2100, BD2100LC, BD3000, BD3000LC, BD3100

V1.06

, BD3100LC

V1.06

,

BD5100

V1.06

, BD5100LC

V1.06

, BD8100

V1.06

, BD8100LC

V1.06

, BG8100, BG8100LC

Example :

Move the file ntsc .c01 to camera1 .c05 on a projector with address \x01.

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Transmit
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \xc4
Data[0] \x6e (= n)
Data[1] \x74 (= t)
Data[2] \x73 (= s)
Data[3] \x63 (= c)
Data[4] \x20 (=  )
Data[5] \x20 (=  )
Data[6] \x20 (=  )
Data[7] \x20 (=  )
Data[8] \x2e (= .)
Data[9] \x63 (= c)
Data[10] \x30 (= 0)
Data[11] \x31 (= 1)
Data[12] \x00
Data[13] \x63 (= c)
Data[14] \x61 (= a)
Data[15] \x6d (= m)
Data[16] \x65 (= e)
Data[17] \x72 (= r)
Data[18] \x61 (= a)
Data[19] \x31 (= 1)
Data[20] \x20 (=  )
Data[21] \x2e (= .)
Data[22] \x63 (= c)
Data[23] \x30 (= 0)
Data[24] \x35 (= 5)
Data[25] \x00
Checksum \x9f
Stop \xff

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Receive (acknowledge)
Start \xfe
Projector address \x01
Command[0] \x00
Command[1] \x06
Checksum \x07
Stop \xff

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