Pioneer RVD-XG10 User Manual

RVD-XG10

RS-232C

COMMAND MANUAL

Ver.1.00

CONTENTS

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1. CONNECTIONS

2. COMMANDS

2.0 Command List

2.1 Basic Commands

2.2 Setup Commands

2.3 Adjustment Commands

2.4 Reset Commands

2.5 Integrator Commands

3. NOTES

1. CONNECTIONS

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(1) Communication software setup

The interface used complies with the RS-232C. Set the communication software as listed below. Baud rate : 9600 bps Number of bits : 7 bits Parity : Non parity

Stop bit : 1 bit

(2) Computer connection

Connect an external computer using a straight cable with 9-pin, D-SUB connectors. The connectors should be wired as shown below.

Fig. 1 Connector Configuration

 Fig. 2 9-pin D-SUB Connector

2. COMMANDS

Set Status

Activates theRS‑232C adjustment mode.

Checks thestatus.

Sets thebackgroundcolor.

Switchestheon‑screen displayON/OFF.

Set Status

Activatesaudiomuting.

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2.0 Command List

The following tables show the availability of each command according to the status of the set. Each command is available in the conditions marked .  (C) indicates that the command is available only when the COMP. 1 or COMP. 2 input is selected, and  (V) indicates that it is available only when the video input is selected. "a", "aa" and "b" in the Command columns indicate character strings, and "dd" and "dddd" indicate figures from 0 to 9 or sign (-).

The Function columns describe only the simple descriptions. Refer to the "Instruction Manual" for details.

Table 1 Basic Commands

Set

Command

Function

Standby

 Power

RS‑232C

Adjust

PON ○ POF ○ ○ ○ INa a =V/1/2 ○ ○ AKa a =Y/N ○ ○ ○ ○ EOa a =N/F ○ ○ ○ ○ MSa a =Y/N ○ ○ ○ ○

Turns the power ofthe setON. Turns the powerof thesetOFF. Switchestheinput. Switches theacknowledgment displayON/OFF. Switchesthe echo‑backdisplayON/OFF.

Switchesthemessage displayON/OFF. GST ○ ○ ○ ○ GPP ○ GAD ○

Checks the picturequality/adjustmentdata.

Checks the modesetting value. AJY ○ ○ AJN ○

Table 2 Setup Commands

Command Function

VON ○ VOF ○ AON ○

Deactivates the RS‑232Cadjustment mode.

Deactivates videomuting.

Activatesvideomuting.

Deactivates audiomuting.

Standby

Power

Set

RS‑232C

Adjust

AOF ○ CLMa a =S/V (C) VSa a =A/P/S/3/4/M/N (V)

Setsthecolormode.

Sets thevideo system. DSPa a =Y/N ○ LGa a =E/F/D/S/I/J ○ RPa a =N/H/V/F ○

Setsthedisplaylanguage.

Setsthereversepicture. BGa a =0/1 ○ OTa a =L/1/2/X ○

Sets thecomputeroutput. AIa a =L/V/1/2 Setstheaudio input. ○ SZa a =E/T Setstheresized display. (C)

DZaa (C)Sets digitalzooming.

a=MU/MD/PU/PD  /PL/PR/ON/OF

Table 3 Adjustment Commands

Set Status

Focusingtoward Near.

Adjuststhecontrast.

Adjuststhesamplingclock(phase).

Resetstoinitialsetup.

Set Status

Checks thesub‑contrast.

Command  Function

Standby

 Power

Set

RS‑232C

Adjust

ZUP ○ ○ ○ ZDW ○ ○ ○ FUP ○ ○ ○

Zooming toward Wide‑angle.

Zooming toward Telescopic.

Focusingtoward Far. FDW ○ ○ ○ VOLdd dd = 0to 60 ○ FRQdddd dddd = 264to 4104 (C)

Adjuststhevolume.

Adjuststhesamplingclock(count). PHSdd dd = 0to 19 (C) PSa a =L/R/U/D (C) ATS (C)

Adjuststhepositionofscreen.

Automatic setupofthe computerscreen. CNTdd dd =‑51to 0 ○ BRTdd dd = ‑25to 25 ○

Adjuststhebrightness. COLdd dd = ‑25to 25 Adjuststhecolor. (V) TNTdd dd = ‑25to 25 Adjuststhetint. (V) SHPdd dd = ‑25to 25 Adjuststhesharpness. (V) Cab a =R/B,b =L/R/U/D Adjusts theconvergence. ○

Table 4 Reset Commands

Set

RS‑232C

Adjust

Command Function

PPMRST ○

Resets the picturequality/adjustment values.

Standby

Power

TITRST ○ LMPRST ○

Resets thelamplifecounter.

Table 5 Integrator Commands Note: Effective only when the set is started in the integrator mode.

Set

RS‑232C

Adjust

Note

Command Function

GIT 

Checks the integratormodesettingvalues.

Standby

 Power

IaC a =R/G/B  Note IaB a =R/G/B 

Checks the sub‑brightness.

Note

2.1 Basic Commands Command Name Function

2.1.1 PON/POF Power ON/OFF switching.

2.1.2 INV/IN1/IN2 Input selection.

2.1.3 AK, EO, MS Transmission/reception check.

2.1.4 GST, GPP, GAD Current set status check.

2.1.5 AJY/AJN Start/end of adjustment using commands.

2.1.1 PON/POF Commands

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Function: Switches the power mode between standby <-> power ON.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Syntax: PON[CR], POF[CR]

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Equivalent function:: Remote : [STANDBY/ON] * Cyclic selection. Main unit: [STANDBY/ON] * Cyclic selection.

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These commands switch respectively the standby mode to power ON mode and the power ON mode to standby mode. The current mode can be checked with the GST command.

PON: Switching from the standby mode to the power ON mode. POF: Switching from the power ON mode to the standby mode.

2.1.2 INV/IN1/IN2 Commands

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Function: Selects the input.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Syntax: INV[CR], IN1[CR], IN2[CR]

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Equivalent function:: Remote: [COMP. 1], [COMP. 2], [VIDEO]

Main unit: [INPUT] * Cyclic selection.

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These commands switches the input to the set. The current input selection can be checked with the GST command.

INV: Selection of the video input. IN1: Selection of the COMP. 1 input.

IN2: Selection of the COMP. 2 input.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Note: These commands can be issued only in the menu OFF mode.

Digital zooming is deactivated when any of these commands is issued.

2.1.3 AK, EO and MS Commands

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Function: Checks the transmission and reception through RS-232C.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Syntax: AKY[CR], AKN[CR], EN[CR], EOF[CR], MSY[CR], MSN[CR]

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Initial status: AKY, EON, MSY

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Equivalent function:: None

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These commands checks operations through the RS-232C line.

AKY/AKN: Acknowledgment ON/OFF. These commands make it possible to output ACK (0x06) indicating normal completion or NAK (0x15) indicating abnormal completion as the check signal to be returned after command execution.

EON/EOF: Echo-back ON/OFF. These commands make it possible to output the echo-back of input commands.

They can be used to check the circuit connection, etc.

MSY/MSN: Status display ON/OFF. These commands make it possible to output the current status when the GST, GPP or GAD command is executed.

A message is output when the AJY status is activated, the AJY status is deactivated or the set is switched from the standby mode to power ON mode.

AKY: Setting so that the acknowledgment is returned. AKN: Setting so that the acknowledgment is not returned. EON: Setting so that the echo-back is returned. EOF: Setting so that the echo-back is not returned. MSY: Setting so that the status data, etc. are returned.

MSN: Setting so that the status data, etc. are not returned.

2.1.4 GST, GPP and GAD Commands

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Function: Checks the current status of the set.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Syntax: GST[CR], GPP[CR], GAD[CR]

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Equivalent function:: None.

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GST command: Input GST[CR] to check the current status of the power, input, muting, volume, etc.

Example 1: Status display in standby mode

POWER OFF

Example 2: Status display when video input is selected

Ver. 1.00A ...1 ID:** INV:SIN/NTS ...2 AOF/VON ...3 AJY ...4 VOL: 8 ...5 DMG ...6

1. Version information

2. Input status (Section corresponding to "INV" in Example 2) INV: Video input IN1: COMP. 1 input IN2: COMP. 2 input

(Section corresponding to "SIN" in Example 2 ... Video input) SIN: S-VIDEO input

VIN: Ordinary (composite) video input

(Section corresponding to "NTS" in Example 2 ... Video input) NTS: NTSC mode video PAL: PAL mode video 443: 4.43 NTSC mode video NPL: N PAL mode video MPL: M PAL mode video SEC: SECAM mode video

B/W: Black/white mode (Used when the video format cannot be identified)

Input status display when a COMP. input is selected Example 3: Status display when video input is selected

IN2: 1024*768 15KHz 60Hz/SZT0/DZON0

(Section corresponding to "1024*768" in Example 3) 1024*768, etc.: Resolution 1024*768i, etc.: "i" is added to indicate an interlaced signal. HDTV: "Hi-Vision" HDTV input OUT RANGE: The signal is out of the processable range.

NO SIGNAL: No signal is input.

(Section corresponding to "15KHz" in Example 3) Horizontal frequency display.

(Section corresponding to "60Hz" in Example 3) Vertical frequency display.

(Section corresponding to "SZT" in Example 3) SZT: True mode

SZE: Enlarged/reduced mode

(Section corresponding to "0" after "SZT" in Example 3) 0: Compression mode The following is valid with a 1024*768 or higher-resolution signal in true mode. 1: Top left display 2: Bottom left display 3: Bottom right display 4: Top right display 5: Center display

(Section corresponding to "DZON" in Example 3) DZON: Digital zooming is ON.

DZOF: Digital zooming is OFF.

(Section corresponding to "0" after "DZON" in Example 3) 0: Standard size 1: 1.5X 2: 2X 3: 3X

4: 4X

3. Muting status (Section corresponding to "AOF" in Example 2) AON: Audio muting deactivated AOF: Audio muting activated (Section corresponding to "VON" in Example 2) VON: Video muting deactivated

VOF: Video muting activated

4. Menu status MENU: Menu is open. AJY: AJY mode AJYi: AJY mode (when the set has been started in the integrator mode)

NORM: AJN mode with the menu closed

5. Volume

6. Status messages INC: Input signal is out of range. NOS: No signal input. PRL: Please replace lamp. Change the lamp now. DMG: Damaged lamp. The power will turn off automatically in about 8 minutes after this message is displayed. NML: Normal status.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------GPP command: Input GPP[CR] to check the picture and picture quality adjustment values. Example 4: When the video input is selected

PICTURE PARAMETERS CNT:- 12 ... Contrast value BRT:- 20 ... Brightness value COL:+ 0 ... Color depth value TNT:+ 2 ... Tint value SHP:- 10 ... Sharpness value VSS:AUT ... Video system setting value

Video system setting values AUT: Auto NTS: Fixed at NTSC PAL: Fixed at PAL MPL: Fixed at M PAL NPL: Fixed at N PAL SEC: Fixed at SECAM

443: Fixed at 4.43 NTSC

Example 5: When a COMP. input is selected

PICTURE PARAMETER CNT:- 12 ... Contrast value BRT:- 22 ... Brightness value FRQ: 800 ... Sampling clock count value PHS: + 8 ... Sampling clock phase value CLM: STD ... Color mode value

Color mode values

STD: Standard VVD: Vivid colors

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------GAD command: Input GAD[CR] to check the mode setup. Example 6:

ADDITIONAL SET UP OUT:LNK ... Computer output setup AIN :LNK ... Audio input setup BGC:BLK ... Background color setup DSP:OFF ... Display setup REV:HOR ... Reversion setup LNG:JPN ... Language setup

Computer output setup

LNK: Linked IN1: Fixed at COMP. 1 IN2: Fixed at COMP. 2

CRS: Cross

Audio input setup

LNK: Linked INV: Fixed at video input IN1: Fixed at COMP. 1 input IN2: Fixed at COMP. 2 input

Background color setup

BLK: Black BLU: Blue

Display setup

ON: On OFF: Off

Reversion setup

NOR: Normal VER: Vertical, up/down reversion HOR: Horizontal, left/right reversion FUL: Full (vertical/horizontal) reversion

Language setup

ENG: English GER: German FRA: French ITA: Italian SPA: Spanish JPN: Japanese

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Note: The GPP and GAD commands are available only in the AJY status with the menu OFF. It is required to initiate the MSY status.

2.1.5 AJY/AJN Commands

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Function: Switches the adjustment mode through RS-232C ON/OFF.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Syntax: AJY[CR], AJN[CR]

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Equivalent function:: None

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These commands enables the adjustment operations.

AJY: Activates the AJY status. Before using a command which is noted to be available in the AJY status, AJY should be issued to activate the AJY status.

AJN: Deactivates the AJY status. Before using the Z, DZ, AON/AOF, VON/VOF, ATS, SZT/SZE, FUP/FDW or VOL command, the AJY status should be deactivated. The current AJY status can be checked with the GST command.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Note: The AJY status is deactivated when the menu of the set is opened from the remote control unit or main unit. The menu is canceled when the AJY status is activated while the menu is open.

2.2 Setup Commands

Command Name Function

2.2.1 VON/VOF Video muting ON/OFF

2.2.2 AON/AOF Audio muting ON/OFF

2.2.3 CLMS/CLMV Color more (white balance table) setting

2.2.4 VS Video system setting

2.2.5 DSP On-screen display ON/OFF

2.2.6 LG Language setting

2.2.7 RP Display mode in rear projection (ceiling hanging) installation

2.2.8 BG0/BG1 Background color setting

2.2.9 OT Computer output setting

2.2.10 AI Audio input setting

2.2.11 SZT/SZE Computer screen resizing

2.2.12 DZ Digital zooming setting

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