Canon WUX5000 D Pro AV, WUX5000 Pro AV Command List

MULTIMEDIA PROJECTOR WUX5000 / WUX4000

User Commands

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WUX5000 / WUX4000 User Commands

Table of Contents

1. Overview ................................................................................................................. 1

2. Communication Specifications ................................................................................. 2

Communication Specifications ................................................................................................................... 2

Usable Character Codes .............................................................................................................................. 3

Communication System (Serial) ................................................................................................................. 4

Communication System (LAN) ................................................................................................................... 4

Commands ................................................................................................................................................... 5

Response ...................................................................................................................................................... 6

Other ............................................................................................................................................................ 7

3. Communication Flow ............................................................................................... 8

Transmission sent ....................................................................................................................................... 8

Transmission received ................................................................................................................................. 8

Command / Response .................................................................................................................................. 8

Response Reception Timeout ...................................................................................................................... 8

Control Mode ............................................................................................................................................... 8

Other ............................................................................................................................................................ 8

4. Command System ................................................................................................... 9

5. Command List ....................................................................................................... 1 1

6. Details of Commands ............................................................................................ 13

6AXADJ .................................................................................................................................... 14

6AXR-Y ..................................................................................................................................... 15

AMBADJ ................................................................................................................................... 16

AMBLEVEL .............................................................................................................................. 17

AMBTYPE ................................................................................................................................ 18

ASPECT .................................................................................................................................... 19

AUTOPC ................................................................................................................................... 21

AUTOSETEXE ......................................................................................................................... 22

AVOL ......................................................................................................................................... 23

BLANK ..................................................................................................................................... 24

BRI ............................................................................................................................................ 25

COLOR_TEMP ......................................................................................................................... 26

COMVER .................................................................................................................................. 27

CONT ........................................................................................................................................ 28

DGAMMA ................................................................................................................................. 29

DZOOM_POS ............................................................................................................................ 30

DZOOM_RAT ............................................................................................................................ 31

ERR ........................................................................................................................................... 32

FINE_GAMMA_R .................................................................................................................... 33

FINE_GAMMA_G .................................................................................................................... 34

FINE_GAMMA_B .................................................................................................................... 35

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FREEZE .................................................................................................................................... 36

GAMMA .................................................................................................................................... 37

HDMI_IN .................................................................................................................................. 38

HDMI_OVSCAN ....................................................................................................................... 39

HUE .......................................................................................................................................... 40

IMAGE ...................................................................................................................................... 41

IMAGEFLIP ............................................................................................................................. 43

INPUT ....................................................................................................................................... 44

LAMP ........................................................................................................................................ 45

LAMPCOUNTER ..................................................................................................................... 46

MAIN ........................................................................................................................................ 47

MEMCADJ ............................................................................................................................... 48

MODE ....................................................................................................................................... 49

MUTE ....................................................................................................................................... 50

NR ............................................................................................................................................. 51

POWER ..................................................................................................................................... 52

PRODCODE ............................................................................................................................. 53

RC ............................................................................................................................................. 54

RGBGAIN ................................................................................................................................. 56

RGBOFFSET ............................................................................................................................ 57

ROMVER .................................................................................................................................. 58

SAT ............................................................................................................................................ 59

SA VEIMGPROF ................................................................................................................... .... 60

SCRNASPECT .......................................................................................................................... 61

SEL ........................................................................................................................................... 62

SHARP ...................................................................................................................................... 63

SIGNAL_INFO ......................................................................................................................... 64

SIGNALSTA TUS ...................................................................................................................... 65

TEMP ........................................................................................................................................ 66

7. Error List ................................................................................................................ 67

8. Error Processing .................................................................................................... 69

9. Other ..................................................................................................................... 71

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1. Overview

These specifications describe the methods of controlling both the Projector WUX5000 and WUX4000 from the PC over an RS-232C connection or LAN. Virtually all operations possible with the remote control can be controlled from the PC. The following symbols are used in these specifications:

Symbol Description

△ □

▽

[ ]

：＝

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Space(20h) with 0 or more characters, or other separator. Space(20h) with 1 or more characters, or other separator. Separator between parameters.

△ , △ (comma enclosed in more than 0 space) or □ (1 or more space)

Data in [ ] can be omitted.

Same as OR. Definition name is on the left side of this mark, and definition description is on the right side.

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2. Communication Specifications

Communication Specifications

The projector can be controlled via RS-232C or LAN connection.

PC - Projector connection configuration

COM

Item Specifications

Dedicated cable

PROJECTOR



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LAN PORT

SERVICE

Network

LAN PORT

Item Specifications

Connection system Connection signal line Connection

PC and projector connected on a "1:1" basis  3-line connection of SD, RD, and SG 

Connection system Connection signal line Connection

9-pin RS-232C Cable (Cross)

cable



cable

LAN 100BASE-TX / 10BASE-T



Send Data SD

Receive Data RD



SD Send Data

RD Receive Data



Signal Ground SG

SG Signal Ground

* Signal lines other than the three SD, RD, and SG lines are not used in the projector. * Loop back its own signals on the PC side as necessary.

TCP / IP Connection

Straight when connecting via network

LAN Cable

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Usable Character Codes

Use ASCII codes in the red and blue areas. No distinction is made between double-byte characters and single-byte characters. Do not use double-byte or triple-byte characters. They will all be recognized as single-byte characters. Uppercase and lowercase versions of the same alphabetic characters will be recognized as the same character (case insensitive).

 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 0 NUL  SP 0 @ P ` p         1   ! 1 A Q a q         2   " 2 B R b r         3   # 3 C S c s         4   $ 4 D T d t         5   % 5 E U e u         6   & 6 F V f v         7   ' 7 G W g w         8   ( 8 H X h x         9   ) 9 I Y i y        

A LF  * : J Z j z         B   + ; K [ k {         C   , < L ¥ l |         D CR  - = M ] m }         E   . > N ^ n ~        

F   / ? O _ o         

Item Specifications

CR(0Dh), LF(0Ah), null（00h）

Delimiters

Characters usable as delimiters. These characters alone (single characters) or CR+LF (0D0Ah) can be used as delimiters.

20h to 7Eh

General Characters

Characters usable in commands. Do not use the codes in regions other than the red and blue areas.

Invalid Characters

When I used it, and they are handled in the same way as SP(20h).

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Communication System (Serial)

Item Specifications

Communication system RS-232-C Start-stop synchronization Semi-duplex communication

Transmission speed 19.2 Kbps Character length 8 bits / character

Stop bit 2 bits Parity None

Transmission format Variable-length records with terminals as delimiters

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Maximum transmission length

Delimiters

Transmission codes

Communication procedure Flow control None Error control None Break signal Not supported

Timeout

* For information about timeouts, refer to “3. Communication Flow” on P. 8.

Maximum of 256 characters (bytes) including delimiters.

Delimiters are one of the following: CR, LF, CR+LF, Null (0). Response delimiters are identical to command delimiters. ASCII code (General-purpose characters: 20h to 7Fh) (Codes other than those above and delimiters are considered “other separator codes”)

No procedure

Tc Between characters: 5s

Between command / response

interval:

(Timeout between CR and LF is 10ms.)

15s

Communication System (LAN)

Item Specifications

Communication system Uses the TCP / IP protocol. Port: 33336

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Commands

Transmissions sent from the PC to the projector.

Transmission format

△<Command character strings> △<Delimiter>

Character strings consisting of 0 or more alphanumeric characters.

One of CR (0Dh), LF (0Ah), CR+LF (0Dh+0Ah), Null (00h)

Type

Possibilities of responses from the projector ■: possible, □: not possible

Type Description Response

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Null Commands Character string

Control command Character string

Setting command Character string

Commands with a command character string length of 0. No command processing is performed.



:= <Character string with length 0>

Projector control command. The format is shown below.



:= <Control name>[□<Parameter value>]

Command that sets values for each parameter. The format is shown below.



:= <Parameter name>△=△<Parameter value>

For the definition of <Parameter value>, refer to the parameter definitions.

■

□

■

BUSY

WARN

ERR

 

■

BUSY

WARN

ERR

 

■

BUSY

WARN

ERR

 

BUSY

WARN

ERR

Reference command

Requests current value of each parameter. The format is shown below.



:=?△<Parameter name> | GET□<Parameter name>

□

■

Character string

 

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Response

Transmissions sent from the Projector to the PC in response to commands from the PC.

Transmission format

Character strings consisting of one or more ASCII characters. The first two characters are always one lowercase letter and a : (colon). The first character indicates the response type.

Response

Meaning Example

type

i w e g

State response i:OK i:BUSY etc. Warning w:USER_COMMAND.. Error e:000B INVALID.. Reference command response g:AVOL=10

Delimiters for commands sent from the PC.

Type

OK response After the processing of each command is completed, a response is sent indicating

that the next command can be received.

BUSY response This response is sent when a command cannot be received during processing.Wait

Example:

* Commands are indicated by ">", and responses are indicated by "<".

WARN response This response is sent when warning information is issued.

Note that the command is not executed in this case.

Example:

ERR response An error messag e is output.

* <Error code> is expressed as a four-digit hexadecimal number. * Refer to “Error List”!

Example:

GET response Request response for each parameter.

Example:

<OK response character string>:=i:OK

for a few moments, and then try sending the command again.

<BUSY response character string>:=i:BUSY

> IMAGE=STANDARD < i:BUSY

> IMAGE=STANDARD

< w:USER_COMMAND_VERSION_IS_UPDATED

> abcdefg

< e:0002 INVALID_COMMAND

> GET LANG or ? LANG

< g:LANG=JPN

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Other

Transmission recognition

On the receiving side (the Projector), the data that is able to be received within the character interval of Tc is held, and the transmission is considered received when the delimiter is received. If the character interval received exceeds the Tc or if a delimiter is not received within 256 characters, all data already received is lost, and the mode is reset to standby to receive commands again.

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3. Communication Flow

Transmission sent

At the PC, the transmission is sent within character intervals of Tc (character interval timeout).

Transmission received

At the Projector, the data that is able to be received within the character interval of Tc is held, and the transmission is considered received when the delimiter is received. If the character interval received exceeds the Tc or if a delimiter is not received within 256 characters, all data already received is lost, and the mode is reset to standby to receive commands again.

Command / Response

One response is always returned for each command sent from the PC.

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Projector

WithinTr

* The timeout interval between command and response (Tr) is 15 seconds.

Commands

Response

Response Reception Timeout

If a response is not received within the Tr (timeout interval between command and response) while standing by a waiting response after sending a command from the PC, it is deemed to have exceeded the “response reception timeout.” Please resend the command.

Control Mode

"LOCAL mode" and "REMOTE mode" on previous models (SX50、SX6、SX60、X600、SX7、X700) have been removed. You do not need to be aware of which mode it is in (no need to use "REMOTE" and "LOCAL" commands) to send user commands.

Other

If AC power is supplied to the projector, communication is possible regardless of whether the power is on or off. The PC side cannot send the next user command before a response for the first command is returned. If more than 2 user commands arrive at one port, "BAD_SEQUENCE" will be returned in response to the second user command. For procedures which return “BAD SEQUENCE”, change the procedure, and do not send the next user command on the PC side before a response for the first command is returned.

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4. Command System

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5. Command List

Item Commands Description

6AXADJ 6-axis adjustment ON / OFF

6AXR-Y 6-axis correction R-Y hue / saturation settings

AMBADJ Ambient light correction adjustment ON / OFF

AMBLEVEL Ambient light level settings

AMBTYPE Ambient light type settings

ASPECT Screen settings

AUTOPC Auto PC

AUTOSETEXE Auto setup

AVOL Audio volume adjustment

BLANK BLANK function

BRI Brightness setting

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COLOR_TEMP Color temperature setting

COMVER User command version inquiry

CONT Contrast setting

DGAMMA Dynamic gamma

DZOOM_POS DZOOM position setting

DZOOM_RAT DZOOM ratio setting

ERR Error information inquiry

FINE_GAMMA_B Fine gamm a (B) adjustme nt

FINE_GAMMA_G Fine gamma (G) adjustment

FINE_GAMMA_R Fine gamma (R) adjustment

FREEZE Freeze status

GAMMA Gamma adjustment

HDMI_IN HDMI input setting

HDMI_OVSCAN HDMI overscan setting

HUE Hue setting

IMAGE Image mode setting

IMAGEFLIP Flip display

INPUT Input selection

LAMP Lamp output setting

LAMPCOUNTER Lamp ON time inquiry

MAIN Front panel operation emulation

MEMCADJ Memory color adjustment

MODE Control mode switch

MUTE Mute control

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Item Commands Description

NR Noise reduction

POWER This controls the power supply

PRODCODE Product information inquiry

RC Remote control operation emulate

RGBGAIN RGB gain adjustment

RGBOFFSET RGB offset adjustment

ROMVER ROM version inquiry

SAT Color saturation setting

SAVEIMGPROF Create user memory

SCRNASPECT Screen aspect setting

SEL Input signal selection

SHARP Sharpness setting

SIGNAL_INFO Input signal information inquiry

SIGNALSTATUS Signal status inquiry

TEMP Temperature sensor value inquiry

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6. Details of Commands

Descriptions of each command are provided starting from the next page. The command descriptions have the format shown below.

Alphabetic command name

This briefly describes the command function.

Format

This indicates the command format.

Environment

This defines the environments that support the command (power supply state, input signal state).

Power*1 Input

OFF ON PM D-RGB A-RGB COMP HDMI None

*2 *3 *4 *5 *5 *5 *5 *5

*1 Power Executable regardless of power supply state when marked by “-“. *2 OFF "O" if enabled in a power OFF state. *3 ON "O" if enabled in a power ON state. *4 PM "O" if enabled while the power management state is in standby state. *5 Input The command is enabled in states marked by “O”. The command is executable regardless of input when marked by “-“.

Response

This describes the command response.

Description

This includes the command function, conditions, and notes.

Example

This provides command usage examples.

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6AXADJ

6-axis adjustment ON / OFF

Format

6AXADJ=<6-axis adjustment parameter:ID> GET□6AXADJ / ?△6AXADJ

<6-axis adjustment parameter:ID>

ON This sets the 6-axis adjustment to ON. OFF This sets the 6-axis adjustment to OFF.

Environment

Power Input

OFF ON PM D-RGB A-RGB COMP HDMI None

X O X -

Response

"i:OK" is returned if the parameter was set properly. For '

GET 6AXADJ' or '?6AXADJ', current 6-axis adjustment state is returned in

g:6AXADJ=<6-axis adjustment parameter:ID>'

For details on other responses, refer to the "Error List".

Description

(1) This command is used to select ON or OFF for the 6-axis adjustment. (2) This command functions in the same way as when "Image adjustments" - "Advanced

adjustments" - "6-axis adjustment" are selected on the menu.

(3) In th e case of "6-axis adjustment," set the hue and color saturation of each axis using the

6AXR to Y "6-axis correction R to Y hue / color saturation setting" commands. (4) This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode. (5) The c urrent 6-axis adjustment setting can be obtained using the GET command. ("

"）

6AXADJ

Example

Control

> 6AXADJ=ON The 6-axis adjustment is set to ON.

< i:OK

Reference

> GET 6AXADJ or ?6AXADJ The 6-axis adjustment ON or OFF setting is obtained.

< g:6AXADJ=ON

*Commands are indicated by ">", and responses are indicated by "<".

GET

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6AXR-Y

6-axis correction R-Y hue / saturation settings

Format

6AXR=<R hue:Number>▽<R saturation:Number>▽<R brightness:Number> 6AXG=<G hue:Number>▽<G saturation:Number>▽<G brightness:Number> 6AXB=<B hue:Number>▽<B saturation:Number>▽<B brightness:Number> 6AXC=<C hue:Number>▽<C saturation:Number>▽<C brightness:Number> 6AXM=<M hue:Number>▽<M saturation:Number>▽<M brightness:Number> 6AXY=<Y hue:Number>▽<Y saturation:Number>▽<Y brightness:Number> GET□6AXR / ?△6AXR GET□6AXG / ?△6AXG GET□6AXB / ?△6AXB GET□6AXC / ?△6AXC GET□6AXM / ?△6AXM GET□6AXY / ?△6AXY

Setting values for <R/G/B/C/M/Yhue:Number> are -20 to 20. Setting values for <R/G/B/C/M/Y saturation:Number> are -20 to 20. Setting values for <R/G/B/C/M/Y brightness:Number> are -20 to 20.

Environment

Power Input

OFF ON PM D-RGB A-RGB COMP HDMI None

X O X -

Response

"i:OK" is returned if the parameter was set properly. For '

GET 6AX*' or '?6AX*', current 6-axis correction R-Y hue/saturation/brightness settings are

returned as

g:6AX*=<*hue: Number>,<*saturation:Number>,<*brightness:Number>'

For details on other responses, refer to the "Error List".

Description

(1) This sets the 6-axis correction of the hue and color saturation for R to Y. (2) This command functions in the same way as when "Image adjustments" - "Advanced

adjustments" - "6-axis color adjustment" are selected on the menu. (3) If numerical parameters are outside the range, "

e:0801 INVALID_VALUE" is returned.

(4) These commands take effect when they have been set to valid using the 6-axis adjus tment

command (6AXADJ), and they can be set separately. (5) This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode. (6) The current 6-axis color correction can be obtained using the GET command. ("

6AXR/G/B/C/M/Y

GET

Example

Setting

> 6AXR=-8, 5, 3

< i:OK

Reference

> GET 6AXR or ?6AXR This retrieves the R hue, color saturation, and brightness.

< g:6AXR=12, -8, 4

* Commands are indicated by ">", and responses are indicated by "<".

The R hue is set to –8, the color saturation is set to 5, and the brightness is set to 3.

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AMBADJ

Ambient light correction adjustment ON / OFF

Format

AMBADJ=<Ambient light correction adjustment parameter:ID>

GET□AMBADJ / ?△AMBADJ

ON This sets the ambient light correction adjustment to ON. OFF This sets the ambient light correction adjustment to OFF.

Environment

Power Input

OFF ON PM D-RGB A-RGB COMP HDMI None

X O X -

Response

"i:OK" is returned if ON / OFF of ambient light correction adjustment was set properly. For '

GET AMBADJ' or '?AMBADJ', current ambient light correction adjustment setting is returned as

g:AMBADJ=<Ambient light correction adjustment parameter:ID>'

For details on other responses, refer to the "Error List".

Description

(1) This command is used to select ON or OFF for the ambient light correction adjustment. (2) This command functions in the same way as when "Image adjustment" - "Advanced

adjustment" - "Ambient light" are selected on the menu. (3) In the case of "Ambient light correction adjustment", set the level using AMB_LEVEL of

"Ambient light level" command, and set the type using AMB_TYPE of "Ambient light type"

command. (4) This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode. (5) The current ambient light correction adjustment setting can be obtained using the GET

command. ("

GET AMBADJ")

Example

Control

> AMBADJ=ON The ambient light correction adjustment is set to ON.

< i:OK

Reference

> GET AMBADJ or ?AMBADJ

< g:AMBADJ=ON

* Commands are indicated by ">", and responses are indicated by "<".

The ambient light correction adj u stment ON or OFF set ting is obtained.

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AMBLEVEL

Ambient light level settings

Format

AMBLEVEL=<Ambient light level settings parameter:ID>

GET□AMBLEVEL / ?△AMBLEVEL

WEAK This sets the ambient light level to WEAK. MIDDLE This sets the ambient light level to MIDDLE. STRONG This sets the ambient light level to STRONG.

Environment

Power Input

OFF ON PM D-RGB A-RGB COMP HDMI None

X O X -

Response

"i:OK" is returned if ambient light level was set properly. For '

GET AMBLEVEL' or '?AMBLEVEL', current ambient light level is returned as

g:AMBLEVEL=<ambient light level settings parameter:ID>'

For details on other responses, refer to the "Error List".

Description

(1) This sets the ambient light le vel. (2) This command functions in the same way as when "Image adjustment" - "Advanced

adjustment" - "Ambient light" - "Level" are selected on the menu. (3) This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode. (4) The current ambient light level setting can be obtained using the GET command. ("

AMBLEVEL

Example

Setting

> AMBLEVEL=MIDDLE This sets the ambient light level to MIDDLE.

< i:OK

Reference

> GET AMBLEVEL or ?AMBLEVEL This retrieves the ambient light level.

< g:AMBLEVEL=MIDDLE

* Commands are indicated by ">", and responses are indicated by "<".

GET

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AMBTYPE

Ambient light type settings

Format

AMBTYPE=<Ambient light type settings parameter:ID>

GET□AMBTYPE / ?△AMBTYPE

TG This sets the ambient light type to Tungsten. FL This sets the ambient light type to Fluorescent. FL_H This sets the ambient light type to Fluorescent H.

Environment

Power Input

OFF ON PM D-RGB A-RGB COMP HDMI None

X O X -

Response

"i:OK" is returned if ambient light type was set properly. For '

GET AMBTYPE' or '?AMBTYPE', current ambient light type is returned as

g:AMBTYPE=<Ambient light type settings parameter:ID>'

For details on other responses, refer to the "Error List".

Description

(1) This sets the ambient light type. (2) This command functions in the same way as when "Image adjustment" - "Advanced

adjustment" - "Ambient light" - "Type" are selected on the menu. (3) This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode. (4) The current ambient light type setting can be obtained using the GET command. ("

AMBTYPE

Example

Setting

> AMBTYPE=FL This sets the ambient light type to Fluorescent.

< i:OK

Reference

> GET AMBTYPE or ?AMBTYPE This retrieves the ambient light type.

< g:AMBTYPE=FL

* Commands are indicated by ">", and responses are indicated by "<".

GET

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ASPECT

Screen settings

Format

ASPECT=<Screen setting parameters:ID>

GET□ASPECT / ?△ASPECT

AUTO Auto 4:3 4:3 16:9 16:9 ZOOM Zoom TRUE Real FULL Full screen

Environment

Power Input

OFF ON PM Parameter D-RGB A-RGB HDMI None

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X O X AUTO

4:3 16:9 ZOOM TRUE FULL *4 *4

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ × × ○ ○

*1 *3 *2 *3 × ×

*3 *3 *3

*1 Valid when screen aspect (16:9 or 16:9 DIS) and SD signals *2 Progressive allowable (however, 1080p is non-allowable) *3 Allowable / Non-Allowable differs according to selected input signal *4 Settable when screen aspect (16:10)

Response

"i:OK" is returned if the parameter was set properly. For '

GET ASPECT' or '?ASPECT', current screen display mode is returned as

'g:ASPECT=<Screen setting parameters:ID>'

For details on other responses, refer to the "Error List".

Description

(1) This sets th e screen sizes. (2) This command functions in the same way as when "Display settings" - "Aspect" are selected on

the menu. (3) If the command cannot be supported, ' (4) If the n e cessary signals are not input, ' (5) The final screen settings are retained even when the power is turned off. However, the screen

settings may be different if the input terminal or input signal is changed. (6) The GET command can be used to retrieve the current screen display mode. ("

INVALID_SOURCE' is returned as an error response.

NO_SIGNAL' is returned.

GET ASPECT")

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Example

Setting

> ASPECT=16:9 This sets the screen size to 16:9.

< i:OK

Reference

> GET ASPECT or ?ASPECT This retrieves the screen size.

< g:ASPECT=TRUE

* Commands are indicated by ">", and responses are indicated by "<".

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