1.012 September 2008D60 1.00 or higherInitial version.
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1 Set up
This document describes how to interface the SIM2 D60 projector with a Home Theater control system (or
a PC running terminal emulation software) over a direct serial connection.
Follow these steps to configure the control system (or the PC) serial port.
• Switch off the control system (or the PC) and the projector. D60RS232
• Connect the Serial Communication cable that you have purchased from your SIM2 dealer (Part number:
D60RS232). It is a D-sub 9-pin female to Mini DIN 8-pin male cable, 1.8 meters (5.9 feet) long.
• If using extension cables, make sure the distances between equipment do not exceed the specifications
of the interface (15 meters or 50 feet).
• Switch on the control system (or the PC) and, after start up, switch on the projector.
• Set the Serial Port Parameters as shown in the Table below.
Communication Parameters
ParameterValue
Transfer Rate115200 bps
Data Bits8
Parity BitNone
Stop Bit1
Flow ControlNone
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• Make sure the control system interface (or the PC communication program) does not add termination
characters to the commands it sends (check control system or PC communication program Settings).
• Set the control system interface (or the PC communication program) Display Mode to ASCII.
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Transfer rate is configurable. Default baud rate is 115200 bps. Serial Command ’RS232 baud rate’ (See Section 2) can
set the Transfer Rate to the following values: 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200 bps.
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2 Commands
In this section, serial commands (and respective responses) are listed.
Serial commands to the SIM2 D60 have the following features:
• ASCII format. In the following, commands are shown in monospace (fixed-width) type (for example:
X001X).
• Case-insensitive. For example, X001X and x001x are both valid commands.
• No termination character required. Do not add <LF>, <CR>, <EOT> or the like at the end of the
given series of characters.
If the command is invalid, the SIM2 D60 echoes the command and does nothing else.
If the command is valid:
• Command is echoed.
• Command is executed.
• A confirmation message is sent. Its format is:
X0 aaaX or Z0 aaa+bbZ,
where the command number aaa may be one, two or three digit long and does not have leading zeros
and the value number bb is two digit long and may have leading zeros.
• Termination characters <CR> and <LF> are sent.
The Power On command (X001X) response is an exception because it consists of the sole confirmation
message, without command echo and termination characters.
When sending several commands one after the other, sufficient time between commands should be allowed.
Please note that:
• If the projector is busy when a command is sent, the unit may not accept the command.
• Command execution time may vary from 0.1 to 2.0 seconds, depending on the operation that have
been requested.
When the unit is switched on from Standby, wait 20 seconds before sending commands.
The following tables list commands with their respective responses.
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Basic commands
FunctionCommandResponse
RS232 Communication TestX000XX000XRS232 OKX0 0X
Power OnX001XX0 1X
Power OffX002XX002XX0 2X<CR><LF>
MenuX003XX003XX0 3X<CR><LF>
EnterX004XX004XX0 4X<CR><LF>
ExitX005XX005XX0 5X<CR><LF>
Up (arrow key)X006XX006XX0 6X<CR><LF>
Down (arrow key)X007XX007XX0 7X<CR><LF>
Left (arrow key)X008XX008XX0 8X<CR><LF>
Right (arrow key)X009XX009XX0 9X<CR><LF>
DynamicX044XX044XX0 44X<CR><LF>
StandardX045XX045XX0 45X<CR><LF>
User 1X046XX046XX0 46X<CR><LF>
User 2X047XX047XX0 47X<CR><LF>
User 3X048XX048XX0 48X<CR><LF>
Black Level0 IREX100XX100XX0 100X<CR><LF>
7.5 IREX101XX101XX0 101X<CR><LF>
Color TemperatureLamp NativeX112XX112XX0 112X<CR><LF>
WarmX113XX113XX0 113X<CR><LF>
NormalX114XX114XX0 114X<CR><LF>
CoolX115XX115XX0 115X<CR><LF>
User 1X116XX116XX0 116X<CR><LF>
User 2X117XX117XX0 117X<CR><LF>
User 3X118XX118XX0 118X<CR><LF>