Nec 60004329 User Manual

Projector

Control Command

Reference Manual

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Introduction

This manual describes the commands used to control an NEC-made projector from a PC or other external device. A projector can be controlled by exchanging commands with an external device connected via a serial port or network. The manual assumes basic knowledge of projectors. For information about the functions of the model in use and how to adjust the device, see the operation manual of the projector .For information about the connection between the projector and an external device, see "1 Connecting an External Device" (page 5). Connect an external device as appropriate for the usage environment of the projector.

Models for which the control commands are available

See the Appendix "Connecting an External Device".

Conventions

For information about how commands and responses are expressed in this manual, see "2.1 Understanding command details" (page 10).

NOTES

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Contents

Projector Control Command Reference Manual ........................................................................... 1

Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Contents ............................................................................................................................................................................ 3

1. Connecting an External Device ............................................................................................... 5

1.1 Connection interface ............................................................................................................................................. 5

1.2 Communication conditions.................................................................................................................................... 7

2. Command List .......................................................................................................................... 8

2.1 Understanding command details ........................................................................................................................ 10

2.2 Parameters ......................................................................................................................................................... 10

2.3 Responses .......................................................................................................................................................... 11

2.4 Error code list ..................................................................................................................................................... 12

3. Command details ................................................................................................................... 13

3.1 [ 009. ERROR STATUS REQUEST ] .................................................................................................................. 13

3.2 [ 015. POWER ON ] ............................................................................................................................................ 15

3.3 [ 016. POWER OFF ] .......................................................................................................................................... 16

3.4 [ 018. INPUT SW CHANGE ] .............................................................................................................................. 17

3.5 [ 020. PICTURE MUTE ON ] .............................................................................................................................. 19

3.6 [ 021. PICTURE MUTE OFF ] ............................................................................................................................. 20

3.7 [ 022. SOUND MUTE ON ] ................................................................................................................................. 21

3.8 [ 023. SOUND MUTE OFF ] ............................................................................................................................... 22

3.9 [ 024. ONSCREEN MUTE ON ] .......................................................................................................................... 23

3.10 [ 025. ONSCREEN MUTE OFF ] ........................................................................................................................ 24

3.11 [ 030-1. PICTURE ADJUST ] .............................................................................................................................. 25

3.12 [ 030-2. VOLUME ADJUST ] ............................................................................................................................... 27

3.13 [ 030-12. ASPECT ADJUST ] .............................................................................................................................. 29

3.14 [ 030-15. OTHER ADJUST ] ............................................................................................................................... 30

3.15 [ 037. INFORMATION REQUEST ] ..................................................................................................................... 32

3.16 [ 037-3. FILTER USAGE INFORMATION REQUEST ] ....................................................................................... 33

3.17 [ 037-4. LAMP INFORMATION REQUEST 3 ] .................................................................................................... 34

3.18 [ 037-6. CARBON SAVINGS INFORMATION REQUEST ]................................................................................. 36

3.19 [ 050. REMOTE KEY CODE ] ............................................................................................................................. 38

3.20 [ 051. SHUTTER CLOSE ] .................................................................................................................................. 40

3.21 [ 052. SHUTTER OPEN ].................................................................................................................................... 41

3.22 [ 053. LENS CONTROL ] .................................................................................................................................... 42

3.23 [ 053-1. LENS CONTROL REQUEST ] .............................................................................................................. 44

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3.24 [ 053-2. LENS CONTROL 2 ] .............................................................................................................................. 46

3.25 [ 053-3. LENS MEMORY CONTROL ] ............................................................................................................... . 48

3.26 [ 053-4. REFERENCE LENS MEMORY CONTROL ] ......................................................................................... 5 0

3.27 [ 053-5. LENS MEMORY OPTION REQUEST ] ................................................................................................. 52

3.28 [ 053-6. LENS MEMORY OPTION SET ] ........................................................................................................... 53

3.29 [ 053-7. LENS INFORMATION REQUEST ] ....................................................................................................... 55

3.30 [ 053-10. LENS PROFILE SET ] ......................................................................................................................... 56

3.31 [ 053-11. LENS PROFILE REQUEST ] ............................................................................................................... 5 7

3.32 [ 060-1. GAIN PARAMETER REQUEST 3 ] ....................................................................................................... 5 8

3.33 [ 078-1. SETTING REQUEST ] ........................................................................................................................... 60

3.34 [ 078-2. RUNNING STATUS REQUEST ] ........................................................................................................... 61

3.35 [ 078-3. INPUT STATUS REQUEST ] ............................... ................................................................................. . 62

3.36 [ 078-4. MUTE STATUS REQUEST ] ................................................................................................................. 64

3.37 [ 078-5. MODEL NAME REQUEST ] .................................................................................................................. 66

3.38 [ 078-6. COVER STATUS REQUEST ] ............................................................................................................... 67

3.39 [ 079. FREEZE CONTROL ] ............................................................................................................................... 68

3.40 [ 084. INFORMATION STRING REQUEST ] ...................................................................................................... 69

3.41 [ 097-8. ECO MODE REQUEST ] ....................................................................................................................... 70

3.42 [ 097-45. LAN PROJECTOR NAME REQUEST ] ............................... ................................................................ 71

3.43 [ 097-155. LAN MAC A DDRESS STATUS REQUEST2 ] .................................................................................... 72

3.44 [ 097-198. PIP/PICTURE BY PICTURE REQUEST ] ......................................................................................... 73

3.45 [ 097-243-1. EDGE BLENDING MODE REQUEST ] .......................................................................................... 75

3.46 [ 098-8. ECO MODE SET ] ................................................................................................................................. 76

3.47 [ 098-45. LAN PROJECTOR NAME SET ] ......................................................................................................... 77

3.48 [ 098-198. PIP/PICTURE BY PICTURE SET ] .................................................................................................... 78

3.49 [ 098-243-1. EDGE BLENDING MODE SET ] ............................................................................................... ..... 80

3.50 [ 305-1. BASE MODEL TYPE REQUEST ] ......................................................................................................... 81

3.51 [ 305-2. SERIAL NUMBER REQUEST ] ............................................................... .............................................. 82

3.52 [ 305-3. BASIC INFORMATION REQUEST ] ...................................................................................................... 83

3.53 [ 319-10. AUDIO SELECT SET ] ......................................................................................................................... 85

4. Revision History ..................................................................................................................... 87

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1. Connecting an External Device

This chapter describes how to connect the projector to an external device and communication conditions.

1.1 Connection interface

The projector can be connected to a PC or other external device using the methods mentioned below. For information about the connection method supported by the model in use, see the Appendix "Connecting an External Device".

・Connection using a serial port ・Connection via a network

Connection using a serial port

This method connects a PC and the projector using a serial cable (cross cable). Connect the serial cable to the PC CONTROL port of the projector. The pin assignment of the s erial cable is shown below.

Pin number Projector External device

1 (Not used) (Not used) 2 RxD TxD 3 TxD RxD 4 (Not used) (Not used) 5 GND GND 6 (Not used) (Not used) 7 RTS CTS 8 CTS RTS 9 (Not used) (Not used)

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Connection via a network

Information 

・ Before connecting an external device via a network, check with the network administrator. ・ Some models cannot receive commands in standby mode. See Appendix "Standby Mode setting for receiving

commands".

 Connection using a wired LAN

This method connects a PC and the projector using a LAN cable. For information about the type of LAN c able to be used (straight or cross), contact the network administrator. The pin assignment of the LAN port is shown below.

Pin number Function Description

1 TD+ Transmit Data (+) 2 TD- Transmit Data (-) 3 RD+ Receive Data (+) 4

−

Not used 5 6 RD- Receive Data (-)

7 8

−

Not used

 Connection using a wireless LAN

This method connects a PC via a wireless LAN by connecting a wireless LAN unit to the projector. For information about the available wireless LAN units, see the operation manual of the model in use.

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1.2 Communication conditions

For information about the connection methods available for the model in use, see the Appendix "Connecting an External Device".

Serial connection

The RS-232C-compliant communication method is supported. Specify the communication settings of the software used to send and receive commands, as shown below.

Item Detail Baud rate 115200/38400/19200/9600/4800 bps Data length 8 bits Parity bit None Stop bit 1 bit Communication mode Full duplex

LAN connection

 Wired LAN

Item Detail

Data rate Auto switchable (10/100 Mbps) Supported standard IEEE802.3 (10BASE-T)

IEEE802.3u (100BASE-TX, Auto-Negotiation)

 Wireless LAN

See the operation manual of the wireless LAN unit to be used.

 Port number

Use TCP port number "7142" for sending and receiving commands.

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2. Command List

Command Description Page to

009. ERROR STATUS REQUEST Gets information about errors occurring in the projector. 13

015. POWER ON Turns on the power of the projector. 15

016. POWER OFF Turns off the power of the projector. 16

018. INPUT SW CHANGE Switches the input terminal or entry list. 17

020. PICTURE MUTE ON Turns the picture mute on. 19

021. PICTURE MUTE OFF Turns the picture mute off. 20

022. SOUND MUTE ON Turns the sound mute on. 21

023. SOUND MUTE OFF Turns the sound mute off. 22

024. ONSCREEN MUTE ON Turns the onscreen mute on. 23

025. ONSCREEN MUTE OFF Turns the onscreen mute off. 24 030-1. PICTURE ADJUST Adjusts the picture. 25 030-2. VOLUME ADJUST Adjusts the sound volume. 27 030-12. ASPECT ADJUST Adjusts the aspect. 29 030-15. OTHER ADJUST Adjusts the various gains. 30

037. INFORMATION REQUEST Gets the information of the projector. 32 037-3. FILTER USAGE INFORMATION REQUEST Gets filter usage information such as usage time. 33 037-4. LAMP INFORMATION REQUEST 3 Gets lamp information such as usage time and remaining life. 037-6. CARBON SAVINGS INFORMATION REQUEST Gets the Carbon Saving values on the projector. 36

050. REMOTE KEY CODE Sends the key code for remote control. 38

051. SHUTTER CLOSE Closes the lens shutter. 40

052. SHUTTER OPEN Opens the lens shutter. 41

053. LENS CONTROL Adjusts the lens position. 42 053-1. LENS CONTROL REQUEST Gets adjusted values of the lens position. 44 053-2. LENS CONTROL 2 Adjusts the lens position. 46 053-3. LENS MEMORY CONTROL Controls the lens memory. 48 053-4. REFERENCE LENS MEMORY CONTROL Controls the reference lens memory. 50 053-5. LENS MEMORY OPTION REQUEST Gets the value set for the lens memory. 52 053-6. LENS MEMORY OPTION SET Sets the lens memory. 53 053-7. LENS INFORMATION REQUEST Gets information about the lens of the projector. 55 053-10. LENS PROFILE SET Selects the profile number of the reference lens memory. 56 053-11. LENS PROFILE REQUEST Gets the selected profile number of the reference lens

memory.

060-1. GAIN PARAMETER REQUEST 3 Gets adjusted values of the picture, volume, and backlight. 58

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Command Description Page to

see 078-1. SETTING REQUEST Gets information of the projector. 60 078-2. RUNNING STATUS REQUEST Gets the information about the operation status of the

projector.

078-3. INPUT STATUS REQUEST Gets the information about the input signal status of the

projector. 078-4. MUTE STATUS REQUEST Gets the mute status of the projector. 64 078-5. MODEL NAME REQUEST Gets the model name of the projector. 66 078-6. COVER STATUS REQUEST Gets the status of the mirror cover or lens cover. 67

079. FREEZE CONTROL Controls whether to turn the freeze function on or off. 68

084. INFORMATION STRING REQUEST Gets information strings (English) displayed on the projector. 69 097-8. ECO MODE REQUEST Gets the value set for the eco mode. 70 097-45. LAN PROJECTOR NAME REQUEST Gets the projector name. 71 097-155. LAN MAC ADDRESS STATUS REQUEST2 Gets the MAC address of the projector. 72 097-198. PIP/PICTURE BY PICTURE REQUEST Gets the value set for the picture in picture and picture by

picture. 097-243-1. EDGE BLENDING MODE REQUEST Gets the value set for the edge blending. 75 098-8. ECO MODE SET Sets the eco mode. 76 098-45. LAN PROJECTOR NAME SET Sets the projector name. 77 098-198. PIP/PICTURE BY PICTURE SET Sets the picture in picture or picture by picture. 78 098-243-1. EDGE BLENDING MODE SET Sets the edge blending. 80 305-1. BASE MODEL TYPE REQUEST Gets the base model type of the projector. 81 305-2. SERIAL NUMBER REQUEST Gets the serial number of the projector. 82 305-3. BASIC INFORMATION REQUEST Gets the operation status of the projector. 83 319-10. AUDIO SELECT SET Sets the audio select. 85

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2.1 Understanding command details

In this manual, commands and responses are expressed as follows.

20h 88h <ID1> <ID2> 0Ch <DATA01> - <DATA12> <CKS>

Command/response A series of strings enclosed in a frame represents a command or response (in

Parameter A character string in italic enclosed in brackets represents a parameter.

hexadecimal notation).

For information about the parameters that are common to the control commands (ID1, ID2, CKS, LEN, ERR1, and ERR2), see "2.2 Parameters" (page 10). For information about those parameters whose content varies from command to command (DATA), see the description of the relevant command.

2.2 Parameters

The parameters that are used in the control commands are listed below.

Parameter name Description

ID1 Control ID The value of the "control ID" set for the projector is used.

ID2 Model code This varies depending on the model in use.

CKS Checksum The checksum is calculated as follows.

①Add all preceding bytes of data.

②Use the value of the low-order one byte (eight bits) of the addition

result obtained in ① as the checksum.

LEN Data length This indicates the data length of the data part (DATA??) following LEN (in

DATA?? Variable length data This varies depending on the character string stored.

ERR1 ERR2

Response error The cause of an error is represented by a combination of error codes.

bytes).

For information about error codes, see "2.4 Error code list" (page 12).

Example of checksum calculation

20h 81h 01h 60h 01h 00h <CKS>

① Add all the data preceding the checksum.

"20h + 81h + 01h + 60h + 01h + 00h = 103h"

② Use the low-order one byte "03h" of the addition result obtained in ① as the checksum.

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2.3 Responses

After a c ommand is sent to the projector, its result is returned as a response. How a response is returned differs depending on the execution result of the command.

When the execution of a command succeeds

When the command does not request data, a response is returned with no data part. When the command requests data, a response is returned with data added to data parts.

When the execution of a command fails

A response is returned with the cause of the failed command execution indicated in <ERR1> and <ERR2>.

(Example) POWER ON

 Command

02h 00h 00h 00h 00h 02h

 Response

A2h 00h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

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2.4 Error code list

The following table lists the combinations of error codes (ERR1 and ERR2) and describes the error indicated by each combination.

ERR1 ERR2 Error description

00h 00h The command cannot be recognized. 00h 01h The command is not supported by the model in use. 01h 00h The specified value is invalid. 01h 01h The specified input terminal is invalid. 01h 02h The specified language is invalid. 02h 00h Memory allocation error 02h 02h Memory in use 02h 03h The specified value cannot be set. 02h 04h Forced onscreen mute on 02h 06h Viewer error 02h 07h No signal 02h 08h A test pattern or filer is displayed. 02h 09h No PC card is inserted. 02h 0Ah Memory operation error 02h 0Ch An entry list is displayed. 02h 0Dh The command cannot be accepted because the power is off. 02h 0Eh The command execution failed. 02h 0Fh There is no authority necessary for the operation. 03h 00h The specified gain number is incorrect. 03h 01h The specified gain is invalid. 03h 02h Adjustment failed.

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3. Command details

3.1 [ 009. ERROR STATUS REQUEST ]

Gets information about errors occurring in the projector.



Command

00h 88h 00h 00h 00h 88h

Response

 When the command succeeds

20h 88h <ID1> <ID2> 0Ch <DATA01> - <DATA12> <CKS>

 When the command fails

A0h 88h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

Data part

 DATA1 - DATA12 .............. Error information is provided. A bit set to "0" indicates that the data is normal, and a bit

set to "1" indicates an error. For an error information list, see the next page.

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Item

DATA01 Error status (1)

Bit0 Cover error Bit4 Fan error Bit1 Temperature error (bi- metallic

strip)

Bit2 None (fixed to 0) Bit6 Lamp (or lamp 1) off

Bit3 Fan error Bit7 Lamp (or lamp 1) in a replacement

DATA02 Error status (2)

Bit0 Lamp (or lamp 1) usage time

exceeded the limit Bit1 Formatter error Bit5 None (fixed to 0) Bit2 Lamp 2 off Bit6 None (fixed to 0) Bit3 None (fixed to 0) Bit7 Refer to the extend status.

DATA03 Error status (3)

Bit0 None (fixed to 0) Bit4 Lamp (or lamp 1) data error Bit1 FPGA error Bit5 Mirror cover error Bit2 Temperature error (temperature

sensor) Bit3 Lamp (or lamp 1) not present Bit7 Lamp 2 usage time exceeded the

DATA04 Error status (4)

Bit0 Lamp 2 not present Bit4 None (fixed to 0) Bit1 Lamp 2 data error Bit5 Ballast communication error Bit2 Temperature error due to dust Bit6 Iris calibration error Bit3 Foreign matter sensor error Bit7 The lens is not installed properly.

DATA05 - 08 Reserved for the system DATA09 Extended status

Bit0 The portrait cover side is up Bit4 None (fixed to 0) Bit1 The interlock switch is open. Bit5 None (fixed to 0) Bit2 System error has occurred.

(Slave CPU) Bit3 System error has occurred

(Formatter)

DATA10 - 12 Reserved for the system

Description

Bit5 Power error

or backlight off

moratorium

Bit4 None (fixed to 0)

Bit6 Lamp 2 in a replacement

moratorium

limit

Bit6 None (fixed to 0)

Bit7 None (fixed to 0)

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3.2 [ 015. POWER ON ]

Turns on the power of the projector.

Information

While this command is turning on the power, no other command can be accepted.

Command

02h 00h 00h 00h 00h 02h

Response

 When the command succeeds

22h 00h <ID1> <ID2> 00h <CKS>

 When the command fails

A2h 00h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

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3.3 [ 016. POWER OFF ]

Turns off the power of the projector.

Information

While this command is turning off the power (including the cooling time), no other command can be accepted.

Command

02h 01h 00h 00h 00h 03h

Response

 When the command succeeds

22h 01h <ID1> <ID2> 00h <CKS>

 When the command fails

A2h 01h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

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3.4 [ 018. INPUT SW CHANGE ]

Switches the input terminal or entry list.

Command

02h 03h 00h 00h 02h 01h <DATA01> <CKS>

Data part

Item Description

DATA01 Input terminal

Information

For the values of input terminal, see the Appendix "Supplementary Information by Command".

 Command example

The following command switches the input terminal to a video port (DATA01: 06h).

02h 03h 00h 00h 02h 01h 06h 0Eh

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Response

 When the command succeeds

22h 03h <ID1> <ID2> 01h <DATA01 > <CKS>

Data part

Item Description

DATA01 Execution result



 When the command fails

A2h 03h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

00h Ended successfully. FFh Ended with an error (no signal switch is made).

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3.5 [ 020. PICTURE MUTE ON ]

Turns the picture mute on.

Information

If any of the following operations is done, the picture mute is turned off.

・ Input terminal switch ・ Video signal switch

Command

02h 10h 00h 00h 00h 12h

Response

 When the command succeeds

22h 10h <ID1> <ID2> 00h <CKS>

 When the command fails

A2h 10h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

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3.6 [ 021. PICTURE MUTE OFF ]

Turns the picture mute off.

Command

02h 11h 00h 00h 00h 13h

Response

 When the command succeeds

22h 11h <ID1> <ID2> 00h <CKS>

 When the command fails

A2h 11h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

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3.7 [ 022. SOUND MUTE ON ]

Turns the sound mute on.

Information

If any of the following operations is done, the sound mute is turned off.

・ Input terminal switch ・ Video signal switch ・ Sound volume adjustment

Command

02h 12h 00h 00h 00h 14h

Response

 When the command succeeds

22h 12h <ID1> <ID2> 00h <CKS>

 When the command fails

A2h 12h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

3.8 [ 023. SOUND MUTE OFF ]

Turns the sound mute off.

Command

02h 13h 00h 00h 00h 15h

Response

 When the command succeeds

22h 13h <ID1> <ID2> 00h <CKS>

 When the command fails

A2h 13h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

3.9 [ 024. ONSCREEN MUTE ON ]

Turns the onscreen mute on.

Information

If any of the following operations is done, the onscreen mute is turned off.

・ Input terminal switch ・ Video signal switch

Command

02h 14h 00h 00h 00h 16h

Response

 When the command succeeds

22h 14h <ID1> <ID2> 00h <CKS>

 When the command fails

A2h 14h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

3.10 [ 025. ONSCREEN MUTE OFF ]

Turns the onscreen mute off.

Command

02h 15h 00h 00h 00h 17h

Response

 When the command succeeds

22h 15h <ID1> <ID2> 00h <CKS>

 When the command fails

A2h 15h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

3.11 [ 030-1. PICTURE ADJUST ]

Adjusts the picture.

Command

03h 10h 00h 00h 05h <DATA01> FFh <DATA02> - <DATA04> <CKS>

Data part

Item Description

DATA01 Adjustment target

00h Brightness 01h Contrast 02h Color 03h Hue 04h Sharpness

DATA02 Adjustment mode

00h Specify an absolute value

01h Specify a relative value DATA03 Adjustment value (low-order 8 bits) DATA04 Adjustment value (high-order 8 bits)

 Command example

① The following command sets brightness to "10".

03h 10h 00h 00h 05h 00h FFh 00h 0Ah 00h 21h

② The following command sets brightness to "-10".

03h 10h 00h 00h 05h 00h FFh 00h F6h FFh 0Ch

Response

 When the command succeeds

23h 10h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <DATA01> <DATA02> <CKS>

Data part

Item Description

DATA01 DATA02

 When the command fails

A3h 10h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

Execution result

0000h Ended successfully.

Other than 0000h Ended with an error.

3.12 [ 030-2. VOLUME ADJUST ]

Adjusts the sound volume.

Command

03h 10h 00h 00h 05h 05h 00h <DATA01> - <DATA03> <CKS>

Data part

Item Description

DATA01 Adjustment mode

00h Specify an absolute value

01h Specify a relative value DATA02 Adjustment value (low-order 8 bits) DATA03 Adjustment value (high-order 8 bits)

 Command example

The following command set the sound volume to "10".

03h 10h 00h 00h 05h 05h 00h 00h 0Ah 00h 27h

Response

 When the command succeeds

23h 10h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <DATA01> <DATA02> <CKS>

Data part

Item Description

DATA01 DATA02

 When the command fails

A3h 10h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

Execution result

0000h Ended successfully.

Other than 0000h Ended with an error.

3.13 [ 030-12. ASPECT ADJUST ]

Adjusts the aspect.

Command

03h 10h 00h 00h 05h 18h 00h 00h <DATA01> 00h <CKS>

Data part

Item Description

DATA01 Value set for the aspect

Information

For information about the values set for the aspect, see the Appendix "Supplementary Information by Command".

Response

 When the command succeeds

23h 10h <ID1> <ID2> 02h <DATA01> <DATA02> <CKS>

Data part

Item Description

DATA01 DATA02

Execution result

0000h Ended successfully.

Other than 0000h Ended with an error.

 When the command fails

A3h 10h <ID1> <ID2> 02h < ERR1> <ERR2> <CKS>

3.14 [ 030-15. OTHER ADJUST ]

Adjusts the various gains.

Command

03h 10h 00h 00h 05h <DATA01> - <DATA05> <CKS>

Data part

Item Description

DATA01 DATA02

DATA03 Adjustment mode

DATA04 Adjustment value (low-order 8 bits) DATA05 Adjustment value (high-order 8 bits)

DATA01 DATA02 Adjustment target

96h FFh LAMP ADJUST / LIGHT ADJUST

00h Specify an absolute value

01h Specify a relative value

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