SONY SRX-110, SRX-105 User Guide

Large Venue Projector

SRX-110/105

PROTOCOL MANUAL 1st Edition

1. Introduction

This protocol manual describes the basic configuration and basic operations of various commands used for projector. Projector can be controlled using the commands provided in “Appendix”. Using an external CONTROLLER , etc., inputs can be switched and the power can also be turned on and off. In the following paragraphs, “CONTROLLER” means an external device such as a PC which controls projector using these commands.

2. RS-232C

2-1. Communication Specifications

<RS-232C Communication Signal>

. Full duplex communication channels (Flow control not performed.) . Start-stop synchronism system . Baud rate: 38.4 kbps (bits per second) . The bit configuration is defined as follows.

1 START Bit + 8 DATA Bits + 1 PARITY Bit + 1 STOP Bit

START D3D2D1D0

BIT

D4 D5 D6 D7

(MSB)(LSB) (EVEN) BIT

EVEN Parity.....Total number of “1”s from D0 to D7 is an even number.

2-2. Transmission Block Format

The SDCP protocol is transmitted. (Refer to Section 3-4 for details.)

PARITY STOP

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2-3. Connection

<RS-232C Connection>

Communication is enabled by the use of a D-Sub 9 Pin cross (reverse) cable. The pin assignment of D-Sub 9 Pin and D-Sub 25 Pin is as follows.

D-Sub 9 Pin

Shell = FG

3 2 7 8 6 5 1 4 9

D-Sub 25 Pin

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8 20 22

Name

Grounding for safety protection or cable shield

TxD

Transmission data

RxD

Reception data

RTS

Transmission request

CTS

Transmission permission

DSR

Data set ready

GND for signal

DCD

Data channel signal carrier detection

DTR

Data terminal ready

Calling display (Presence/absence of calling signal)

Pins indicated as D-Sub 25 Pin are not used. Assured cable length: 15 m (However, assurance may not be applicable for some cables.)

The software for controlling the projector from a PC is intended for performing transmission and reception for only the TxD and RxD lines. Therefore there is no handshake normally performed by RS-232C.

2-4. Communication Procedure

2-4-1. Outline of Communication

All communication between CONTROLLER (PC, etc.) and DEVICE (PROJECTOR) is performed by the command block format. Communication is started by the issue of a command at CONTROLLER and ended when the return data is sent to CONTROLLER after DEVICE receives the command. CONTROLLER is prohibited from sending several commands at one time. This means that after CONTROLLER sends one command, it cannot send other commands until DEVICE returns the return data. DEVICE sends the return data after processing the command. The time from when CONTROLLER sends the command until the return data is returned differs according to the contents of the command.

When Sircs Direct Command is sent, return data may not be returned in some cases.

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2-5. Communication Rules

. When sending a command from CONTROLLER, the return data from PROJECTOR should be re-

ceived first before sending the next command. Even if the next command is sent before receiving the return data, since PROJECTOR will not be able to receive that command, it does not return a response to CONTROLLER. Consequently, no error code is also sent. The following lists the approximate waiting times for PROJECTOR to return the return data after CONTROLLER sends the command.

. When a communication error occurs, PROJECTOR ignores the data received until now, and set into the

reception standby state.

. For undefined commands or commends determined as invalid by PROJECTOR, PROJECTOR will

send the “NAK” return data to CONTROLLER .

. Take note that when data is written when the input signal of PROJECTOR is unstable, that data (value)

will not be incorporated.

. When INDEX specified SIRCS direct command is transmitted, leave an interval of 45 msec until the

next transmission. (Do not return the return data (ACK, NAK) when the SIRCS direct command is received.)

2-6. Approximate Return Waiting Times

The await-return time is approx. 30 msec.

This is the case, unless the communications are interfered anyway.

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3. NETWORK

This section describes the performance, operations and protocol to be used of advertisement and PJ Talk.

3-1. Advertisement

The advertisement service is provided to facilitate development of a PC application that can automatically detect a projector on the network. This function is achieved by broadcasting the equipment information periodically to the network.

3-1-1. Function

The equipment information shown below is transmitted as the broadcast packet periodically (at certain intervals).

Information Description

Category Category of the equipment

Equipment name Name of the equipment

Serial number Serial number of the equipment

Installation information Installation location of the equipment

Community Community name of the equipment

Power status Power status of the equipment

m . The category of projector is 0x0a. . The power status sets ffffh if communication error occurs.

Protocol

The SDAP protocol is defined in order to provide this service.

Item Description

Protocol name SDAP (Simple Display Advertisement Protocol)

Transport UDP

Port number 53862 (Factory-shipments value)

Broadcast interval Once every 30 seconds (Factory-shipments value)

3-1-2. Setup Items

The items that can be set for the advertisement service are described below.

Setup items Description

Port No. Port number

Interval Broadcast interval

Broadcast Address Adding the transmission place.

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3-2. PJ Talk

The remote control service is provided that can control the projector from remote location via network.

3-2-1. Function

This responds to the control command and requests for acquiring the status and information supplied from clients.

Control request

Enables the input to be selected and picture control to be adjusted.

SIRCS request

Enables remote control by sending the SIRCS code.

Status request

Enables equipment status information such as power status, error information and power-on time to be acquired.

Information request

Enables equipment information such as equipment name, serial number and installation information to be acquired.

Protocol

Item Description

Protocol name SDCP (Simple Display Control Protocol)

Transport TCP

Port number 53484 (Factory-shipments value)

TCP connection timeout 30 seconds (Factory-shipments value)

3-2-2. Setup Items

The items that can be set for the PJ Talk service are described below.

Setup item Description

Port No. Port number

Timeout TCP connection timeout time

Host Address IP address of connectable PC

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3-3. SDAP Protocol

Version (8)

(16)

Category (8)

This section describes the SDAP packet structure.

Header

(4)

Community

(4)

Product name

(12)

Serial No.

Fig.1 Packet structure

(4)

Power Status

(2)

Location

(24)

1) Header The header consists of ID (16 bit), version (8 bit) and category (8 bits).

110 234567098 012345 76 890123 54 678901

“DADA” (16)

Fig. 2 Header

Version (8)

Category (8)

It is fixed to “DA”.

Version

This indicates the version number of protocol. It is fixed to 01h (version 1).

Category

Category number 0Ah of the projector is entered here. Projector checks the category number. If a different category number is entered, the request is ignored.

(Bit position)

3-4-1-2. Community

When the community data matches the community that is set in the display equipment, the request is executed. Community consists of four alphanumeric characters (case sensitive). All display equipment has the default value “SONY” when shipped from the factory.

110 234567098 012345 76 890123 54678901

Community (32)

Community should be entered with four characters. Three characters or less are not accepted.

(Bit position)

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3-4-1-3. Command

This section describes the format of the request command and the response command.

110 234567098 012345 76 8 90123 54 678901

Item No (16) Data Length (8)Request/Response (8)

(1) Request This section describes the format of the request command that is issued from the host PC to the projector.

Community

This is the same alphanumeric characters as those of community that is set in the projector to which request is going to be sent.

Request

There are only two types of request. One is the GET request to acquire the projector information and status. The other is the SET request to modify the projector setup.

Request Contents

SET (00h)

GET (01h) Used to acquire the installation information, equipment status and various setup values.

Used to control turning the power on/off and to control the input selector, and to change the various setups.

Item No.

This is the item number of the request target.

Data Length

This is the length of the data accompanying the request. The maximum length is 128 bytes. If there is no data, it is 0.

(Bit position)

Data

This is the data accompanying the request.

(2) Response This section describes the format of the response command which is used to return a response to the host PC from the projector.

Community

The same alphanumeric characters as those of the request is entered.

Response

The response returns the result of executing the request from the host PC.

Response Contents

NG (00h) Indicates that the request is illegal or cannot be executed.

OK (01h) Indicates that the request was executed correctly.

Item No.

The same value as those of the request is entered.

Data Length

This is the length of the data accompanying the response. The maximum length is 128 bytes. If there is no data, it is 0.

Data

This is the data accompanying the response.

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3-4-1-4. SET Request

The SET request is used to set a new value in the specified item. Details of the request and the response are described below.

Request

SET (00h) Item No. n Set Data (n byte)

Item No.

Data

Length

Data

Response

OK (01h) Item No. 0

3-4-1-5. GET Request

The GET request is used to acquire the value of the specified item. Details of the request and the response are described below.

Request

GET (01h) Item No. 0

Item No.

Data

Length

Response

OK (01h) Item No. n Get Data (n byte)

3-4-1-6. ERROR Response

When an error occurs in the contents of a request or in the result of execution, NG is returned as the response.

NG (00h) Item No. 2 Error Code (16)

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3-4-2. Items

Category Description SET GET

70**h Used to transmit the RS-232C protocol. O A0**h Used to set or acquire various information of the equipment OO

3-4-2-1. RS-232C Transmission (70**h)

Used to transmit the RS-232C protocol. Refer to SXRD PROTOCOL APPENDIX_70xxh.xls for data length and data.

Lower byte Description SET GET

00h Command that receives response from RS-232C O

3-4-2-2. Equipment Information Acquisition (A0**h)

Used to set or acquire the information of the equipment (SXRD projector). Refer to SXRD PROTOCOL APPENDIX_A0xxh.xls for the lower byte, data length and data.

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3-4-3. Error Code

The error code list is shown below with a detailed description of each.

Category Error Error Code

Item Error (01**h) Invalid Item 01h

Invalid Item Request 02h

Invalid Length 03h

Invalid Data 04h

Short Data 11h

Not Applicable Item 80h

Community Error (02**h) Different Community 01h

Request Error (10**h) Invalid Version 01h

Invalid Category 02h

Invalid Request 03h

Short Header 11h

Short Community 12h

Short Command 13h

Network Error (20**h) Timeout 01h

Comm Error (F0**h) Timeout 01h

Check Sum Error 10h

Framing Error 20h

Parity Error 30h

Over Run Error 40h

Other Comm Error 50h

Unknown Response F0h

NVRAM Error (F1**h) Read Error 10h

Write Error 20h

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3-4-3-1. Item Error

This error occurs when the Item No. of a request is illegal or its data is illegal. The conditions for occurrence of the respective errors are shown below.

Invalid Item

An unsupported Item No. is specified.

Example 1: The unsupported category 0xA** is specified. Example 2: The unsupported Item No. 0x8010 is specified.

Invalid Item Request

The Item No. is supported but an unsupported Request is issued.

Example: An attempt is made to set data in the Model Name (0x8001).

Invalid Length

Data length of the specified Item No. is too long.

Example: An attempt is made to set 25 byte data in the installation location (0x8003).

Invalid Data

Data of the specified Item No. is outside the setting range.

Example: An attempt is made to set 101 in the Item when the setting range of the Item is 1 to 100.

Short Data

The length of data is shorter than the value specified by the data length.

Example: The actual data length is 9 bytes but data length is 10.

Not Applicable Item

An item that is not valid at present is specified.

Example: The item to switch the display is specified when the main power is off.

3-4-3-2. Community Error

This error occurs when community is different.

Example: “ABCD” is specified when “SONY” is set.

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3-4-3-3. Request Error

This error occurs when header or command is illegal. The conditions of occurrence of the respective errors are shown below.

Invalid Version

The version of the header is other than 2.

When another version is supported, an error occurs in all versions other than the supported version.

Invalid Category

The category does not match.

Example: 0x0B is specified in the device of category = 0x0A.

Invalid Request

An unsupported request is specified.

Example: Request = 0x02 is specified.

Short Header

The received data is 1 byte.

Short Community

The received data is in the range of 2 to 5 bytes.

Short Command

The received data is in the range of 6 to 9 bytes.

3-4-3-4. Network Error

This is an error that occurs in TCP/IP. The conditions of occurrence of the respective errors are shown below.

Timeout

Communication was interrupted.

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3-4-3-5. Comm Error

This is an error in communication with the main control microprocessor of the display.

Timeout

Reception data is not returned after data is sent.

Check Sum Error

A check sum error occurred in the main control microprocessor of the display.

Framing Error

A framing error occurred.

Parity Error

A parity error occurred.

Over Run Error

An overrun error occurred.

Other Comm Error

Another error occurred.

Unknown Response

The data cannot be processed was received.

3-4-3-6. NVRAM Error

Read Error

Reading from NVRAM was failed.

Write Error

Writing to NVRAM was failed.

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Version 0.02

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Use the following protocol to send data to and receive them from the projector. The details on CMD1, CMD2, and DATA (written in red) are described in "Communication Commands". The details on CHECK DATA, DATA LENGTH, and CHECK SUM (written in blue) are described on this worksheet.

START CODE

5 h

B2B1

Destination (To) INDE

PERIPHERAL INDEX GROUP INDEX DEVICE INDEX

01 h 00 h 01 h

00 h

Source (From) INDEX

PERIPHERAL INDEX GROUP INDEX DEVICE INDEX

03 h 00 h 00 h

CMD[0] CMD[1] CMD[3]

B11 B12 B13

CATEGOR

SET Fixed valu

80 h

CHECK DAT

B14

DATA LENGTH

B15 B16

B16 + 2 00 h Note 1

DATA[1

DATA[2

DATA[N

Bm (= Bn + (N-1))Bn ( = B17) Bn + 1

CHECK SUM

Bm + 1

END CODE

Bm + 2

5A h

B5B4B3

01 h

B10B9B8B7B6

01 h01 h

<About CHECK DATA

The total number of bytes from "DATA 1" to "DATA N" + 2 is assigned here.

s for the "DATA" part, the number of bytes vary depending the command to be sent. lso, even when the command is the same, the number of bytes in the "DATA" section varies depending on whether the command is "SET" or

For this reason the value here varies depending on the command to be sent.

<About DATA LENGTH

The total number of bytes from "DATA 1" to "DATA N" + 2 is assigned here as in "CHECK DATA". The difference from "CHECK DATA" is that only "the total number of bytes" is set without 2 added.

Sets the checksum.

Checksum can be calculated by operating "XOR" to the values from "PERIHERAL INDEX(B1)" to "DATA N(Bm)". <Example of calculation>

5 1010 0101

5A 0101 1010

nswer 1111 1111

<About CMD[0], CMD[1], DATA[1], .........DATA[N]

Refer to the "PjStn2CommCommandTable" sheet.

List of All Commands

NO COMMAND NAME

ADJ USER

(ADJ USER NO)

DU USER

(DU USER NO)

SIRCS

Send SIRCS

MEMORY

MEMORY(SAVE/RESET)

ADJ USER MULTI PICS

(ADJ USER NO MULTI)

RS232C

SET 00h 00h Option

GET 01h

REPLY 02h Status

CMD1 CMD2 DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 DATA8 DATA9

CMD[0] CMD[1] CMD[2] CMD[3] CMD[4] CMD[5] CMD[6] CMD[7] CMD[8] CMD[9] CMD[10]

ADJ USER NO

ACK(232C) 03h ACK/NAK DATA

SET 01h 00h DATA SIZE DATA

GET 01h DATA SIZE

REPLY 02h DATA SIZE DATA

DU USER NO

ACK(232C) 03h ACK/NAK DATA

SET 17h 00h SIRCS CODE REPEAT

CATEGORY REPEAT NUMBER

REQUEST 00h SAVE/RESET MEMORY NO INPUT

03h

ACK(232C) 03h ACK/NAK DATA

SET 20h 00h INPUT Option

GET 01h INPUT

REPLY 02h INPUT Status

ADJ USER NO DATA

ADJ USER NO

ADJ USER NO Lower

ACK(232C) 03h INPUT ACK/NAK DATA

DATA

Lower

ADJ USER NO

∼

CMD[4+n]

DATAUpper

∼∼∼∼∼∼

Data[n-1]

Upper DATA

Item Number Data

Item Name Data Upper Byte Lower Byte

ACK 00h 00h

NAK

Undefined Command

Size Error 04h

Select Error 05h

Range Over 06h

Not Applicable 0Ah

Check Sum Error

Framing Error 20h

Parity Error 30h

Over Rub Error 40h

Other Comm Error

01h

F0h

01h

10h

50h

1.About ADJ USER NO and ADJ USER NO MULT

(1)ADJ SET command

Sets an adjustment value. "ADJ REPLY data" returns when "ADJ SET" is executed.

(2) ADJ GET command

Acquires an adjustment value. Response to the "Get adjustment value of ADJ item" command (ADJ REPLY data) returns when "ADJ GET" is executed.

(3) ADJ REPLY command

Response to the "Get adjustment value of ADJ item" command

(4) How to use the ADJ STATUS flag (ADJ REPLY: CMD[4])

(a) When the ADJ Status flag is "00h" Since this is a normal adjustment value, set the adjustment item using the value of "ADJ DATA". (b) When the ADJ Status flag is "01h" Since this is an adjustment item error (the adjustment value of this item cannot be set), the adjustment item of Projector Station is masked (displayed in gray). (c) When the ADJ Status flag is "02h" Check that the value of "ADJ DATA" is "ADJ Lower" (the minimum value of the adjustment value) or larger and "ADJ Upper" (the maximum value of the adjustment value) or lower, and set the adjustment item using the value of this "ADJ DATA".

1. Access to the ADJ USER items

Set adjustment value of ADJ USER item

CMD Number CMD[0] CMD[1] CMD[2] CMD[3] CMD[4] CMD[5] CMD[6]

Function ADJ USER SET Option

Value

Get adjustment value of ADJ USER item

CMD Number CMD[0] CMD[1] CMD[2] CMD[3]

Function ADJ USER GET

00h 00h

00hValue 01h

ADJ USER NO DAT

MSB LSB

Refer to [ADJ USER NO List]

ADJ USER NO

MSB LSB

Refer to [ADJ USER NO List]

Refer to [OPTION List] MSB LSB

Response to the "Get adjustment value of ADJ USER item" command

CMD Number CMD[0] CMD[1] CMD[2] CMD[3] CMD[4] CMD[5] CMD[6] CMD[7] CMD[8] CMD[9] CMD[10]

Function ADJ USER REPLY Status

Value 00h 02h

ADJ USER NO DAT

MSB LSB

Refer to [ADJ USER NO List]

Refer to [Status List]

Lower

MSB LSB

Uppe

MSB LSBMSB LSB

22. Access to the ADJ USER MULTI PICS items(SRX-001 multi-screen supported)

]

Set adjustment value of ADJ USER MULTI item

CMD Numbe

Function

Value 20h

Get adjustment value of ADJ USER MULTI item

CMD Number CMD[0

Function

Response to the "Get adjustment value of ADJ USER MULTI item" command

CMD Number CMD[0

Function

Value LSB

CMD[0

ADJ USE

MULTI PICS

ADJ USE

MULTI PICS

20h 01hValue

ADJ USE

MULTI PICS

20h

CMD[1

SET INPUT Option

CMD[1

GET INPUT

CMD[1

REPLY INPUT Status

02h

CMD[2

Refer to [INPUT

List]

CMD[2

Refer to [INPU

List]

CMD[2

Refer to [INPU

List]

CMD[3

MSB LSB

Refer to [ADJ USER NO List]

CMD[2

ADJ USER NO

MSB LSB

Refer to [ADJ USER NO List]

CMD[2

ADJ USER NO

MSB LSB

Refer to [ADJ USER NO List]

CMD[4

CMD[3

CMD[5

Refer to [OPTION List]00h

CMD[4

CMD[6

CMD[5

CMD[7

DATAADJ USER NO

LSBMSB

CMD[6

CMD[7

CMD[8

LSB MSBLSB MSBRefer to [Status List] MSB

CMD[9

CMD[10

DATAUpperLower

[OPTION List]

No Function Do nothing 00h Relative Relative value 01h Absolute Absolute value 02h Reset Reset 03h

[Status List]

Complete successfull Adjustment item ERROR (Cannot be adjusted by the currentinput signal and power mode)

Adjustment value ERROR (OutOfRenge) (The setting value is out of the adjustment range.)

[INPUT List]

Input 1 bit0 Input 2 bit1 Input 3 bit2 Input 4 bit3 INPUT's bitOR can be used only for SET

INPUT

Option

Status

00h

01h

02h

[ADJ USER NO List] [ADJ USER NO MULTI List]

2bit

ADJ USER NO

Picture Mode 02h

function1 00h Contrast 10h function2 01h Brightness 11h function3 02h Color 12h

Screen Control 05h Hue 13h

PICTUREMUTING 30h

Screen1 ON 01h 6500 Screen2 ON 02h custom1 01h Screen3 ON 04h custom2 02h Screen4 ON 08h

Input-1 Signal Sel 32h

Input-2 Signal Sel 33h

Input-3 Signal Sel 34h

Input-4 Signal Sel 35h

Cinema_PSF 3ch

TESTPATTERN 3dh

LCD_Contrast 3eh H_Size_OFFSET 57h

Pattern 1 01h V_Shift 55h Pattern 2 02h Dot Phase_No 56h

LAMP MODE 40h

Lamp Select 41h DUAL 00h

reserved 02h reserved 03h

INSTALLATION 43h

ALUE

2BYTE data (See Note1)

Off 00h Sharpness 14h

ColTemp 17h

RGB 00h YCbCr 01h YPbPr 02h DCDM 00h

RGB 00h 709 01h YCbCr 01h CIEXYZ 02h YPbPr 02h Reserved 03h

RGB 00h Off 00h YCbCr 01h Gamma 1.8 01h YPbPr 02h Reserved 02h

RGB 00h Gamma 2.2 03h YCbCr 01h Reserved 04h YPbPr 02h Gamma 2.6 05h

Off 00h OFF 00h On 01h ON 01h Off 00h H_Shift 54h

Color Space 1ch

Gamma Correction 22h

OSD 3Ah

00h to 4Bh (0 to 75)

100% 00h GAINRED 80h

93% 01h GAINGREEN 81h

86% 02h GAINBLUE 82h

79% 03h BIASRED 83h

72% 04h BIASGREEN 84h

65% 05h BIASBLUE 85h

58% 06h

51% 07h

SINGLE 01h

FRONT 00h

REAR 01h

DJ USER NO MULTI

ALUE

00h to 64h (0 to 100) 00h to 64h (0 to 100) 00h to 64h (0 to 100) 00h to 64h (0 to 100) 00h to 64h (0 to 100)

∆ ∆ ∆

0 to 300 0 to 100 00 to 63

-50 to 50 00h to 64h (0 to 100) 00h to 64h (0 to 100) 00h to 64h (0 to 100) 00h to 80h (0 to 128) 00h to 80h (0 to 128) 00h to 80h (0 to 128)

00h

03h 04h 05h

Note 1 bit7 bit6 bit5 bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0

Upper 8 bits Screen Mode

00h 1 picture 00h INPUT 1 INPUT 1 INPUT 1 INPUT 1 01h 2 picture 01h INPUT 2 INPUT 2 INPUT 2 INPUT 2

02h reserved (3) 02h INPUT 3 INPUT 3 INPUT 3 INPUT 3

03h 4 picture 03h INPUT 4 INPUT 4 INPUT 4 INPUT 4

ower

valu

Screen4 INPUT Screen3 INPUT Screen2 INPUT Screen1 INPUT

In SRX-001

)

[ADJ USER NO List] New

Screen Mode 03h 00h 1 picture Screens

is used in ADJ USER(00) is used in ADJ USER MULTI PICS(20)

01h 2 picture 02h reserved (3) 03h 4 picture

Screen 04h bit0 Screen1 Screen selection

LAMP MODE B 42h

VREFHIRED 86h

VREFHIGREEN 87h

VREFHIBLUE 88h

DevRefreshOff 89h 00h ON DEVICE REFRESH OFF

00h to FFh (0 to 255) 00h to FFh (0 to 255) 00h to FFh (0 to 255)

InterPol 8ah 00h OFF Processing between QDI assistant

VCOMRED 8bh

VCOMGREEN 8ch

VCOMBLUE 8dh

Upper 4bit Color Lower 4bit PATTERN

bit0 Blue 0 Nothing (un-displaying) bit1 Green 1 bit2 Red 2 Crossing hatch (Invert)

00h to FFh (0 to 255) 00h to FFh (0 to 255) 00h to FFh (0 to 255)

bit1 Screen2 bit2 Screen3 bit3 Screen4 bit7 ScreenALL

Refer to LAMPMODE (40h).

01h OFF

01h ON

rossing hatch (Normal

2.DU USER

[0]

]

)

[0]

]

)

(2) When DU USER GET is executed

Data is ac When "DU GET" is performed, the response to the "Get adjustment value of the DU item" command (DU REPLY data) returns.

(3) About DU USER REPLY

Response to the "Get data from the shared memory" command

2.DU USER

uired from the shared memor

Get data of desired size from desired address in the shared memory

CMD Number

Fuction DU USER GET DATA SIZ

Value 01h 01h MSB LSB n(Max=16

Response to the "Get data of desired size from desired address in the shared memory" command

CMD Number

Fuction DU USER REPLY DATA SIZ

Value 01h 02h

CMD

CMD[1

CMD[2

DU USER NO

CMD[2

DU USER NO

MSB LSB

Refer to [DU USER NO List]

CMD[3

CMD[4

n(Max=16)

CMD[5 Data[0

CMD[6 Data[1

CMD[7 Data[2

CMD[8 Data[3

DU USER NO

Command Name

STATUS ERROR STATUS POWER

CONTROL MODE SEL

LAMP TIME WARNING

INPUT SIGNA

ORIGNAL STATUS NO

RESOLUTION

SET TIME

LAMP TIME

ROM VERSION

Lamp Time Countdow

FPGA VERSION FPGA VERSION2 FPGA VERSION3

BOARD ID

LAMP_STATUS

LENS_SENSOR_STATUS

TIMER RESE

FPGA VERSION4

SHUTTER_STATUS

Model Numbe

Model Name Sirial Numbe

SCREEN_INPUTCH

VALUE

0x01 0x02 0x05 0x08 0x09 0x0A 0x0B 0x0E 0x0F 0x12 0x13 0x1D 0x24 0x27 0x28 0x29 0x2A 0x2B 0x2C 0x2D 0x2E 0x2F 0x31 0x33 0x34 Acquire serial number 0x36

cquire the reason why the equipment fe cquire POWER MODE

CONTROL MODE

cquire lamp timer warnin cquire current input signa cquire H Frequenc cquire V Frequenc cquire the original status numbe cquire resolutio cquire equipment use tim cquire lamp use tim cquire the main software versio

Count down to the lamp available tim

cquire model numbe cquire model name (16-byte ASCII code

Acquire input channel for 4 screen quadrants

Description

cquire the FPGA software versio cquire the FPGA software versio cquire the FPGA software versio

cquire input signal board I

cquire lamp illumination statu

cquire the lens sensor valu

Reset timers

cquire the FPGA software versio

cquire the shutter statu

[

DU USER NO List

]

RESO_1080_48I

1080_48I

_CH_

DU USER NO

STATUSERROR

STATUSPOWER

CONTROLMODESEL

LAMPTIMEWARNING

INPUTSIGNAL

ORIGNAL_STATUSNO

RESOLUTION

SETTIME

LAMPTIMER

ROM_VERSION

VALUE REPLY DATA

01h 6Byte

02h

05h

08h

09h

0Ah 2Byte

NO ERROR

STANBY

START UP

STARTUP LAMP

POWER ON

COOLING1

COOLING2 SAVING COOLING1 SAVING COOLING2

SAVING STAB

USER

SERVICE

SPSERVICE

MATSUDAA

FACTORY

NORMALIT LAMP_A TIME WARNING LAMP_B TIME WARNING

LAMP

AB TIME WARNING

RGB1024X768

RGB1280X960 RGB1280X1024 RGB1600X1200

RGB_HDTV

YUV_15K YUV_30K

YPBPR_HDTV

VIDEO_CH_NOINPUT

INPUT_CH_NOINPUT

INPUT

UNKNOWN

See Note 1

0x00 0x01 0x02 0x03 0x04 0x05 0x06 0x07 0x08 0x00 0x01 0x02 0x03 0x04 0x00 0x01 0x02 0x03

0x0E

0x11 0x12 0x13 0x16 0x17

0x18 0x1A 0x1B 0x1C

0x1D

Eg. 31.5[kHz]: 0x0C4B

DATA SIZE

EACH

DATA FORM

TOTAL DATA SIZ

INPUT1/INPUT2/INP

UT3/INPUT4

0Bh 2Byte

0Eh

0Fh

12h 4B

13h 2Byte

1Dh 2B

MAIN SOFT ROM VERSION

NOINPUT

480/60i 575/50i

1080/60i 1024X768_VESA60 1024X768_VESA70 1024X768_VESA75 1024X768_VESA85 1280X960_VESA60

1280X1024_VESA60 1280X1024_VESA75 1280X1024_VESA85 1600x1200_VESA60

480_60P

475_50P

1080_50I

720_60P

720_50P

RESO_15K60 RESO_15K50

RESO_HDTV RESO_1024X768 RESO_1280X960

RESO_1280X1024 RESO_1600X1200

RESO_480_60P RESO_575_50P

RESO_1080I_50I

RESO_720_60P RESO_720_50P

USE TIME

Eg. 59.9[Hz]: 0x176A

0x00 0x03 0x04 0x05 0x17 0x18 0x19

0x1A

0x20 0x24 0x25 0x26

0x27 0x2B 0x2C 0x2D 0x2F

0x30

0x31

0x02

0x03

0x04 0x0A 0x0D 0x0E 0x0F

0x10

0x11

0x12

0x14

0x15

0x16

ned 2-byte value: unit

Unsi

Unsigned 2-byte value: unit h

or 1Byte Minor 1Byt

1Byte

INPUT1/INPUT2/INP

UT3/INPUT4

INPUT1/INPUT2/INP

UT3/INPUT4

INPUT1/INPUT2/INP

UT3/INPUT4

LAMP_A/LAMP_B

1Byte

8Byte

4Byte

(

)

Lamp Timer Countdown

16Byte

p A

24h

FPGA_VERSION1

FPGA_VERSION2

FPGA_VERSION3

BOARD_ID

28h

29h VERSION Major 1Byte Minor 1Byte

2Ah

LAMP_STATUS 2Bh

LENS_SENSOR_STATUS

2Ch

TIMER RESET 2Dh

FPGA_VERSION4 2Eh

SHUTTER STATUS 2Fh

Model Number

Model Name Sirial Numbe

31h

33h 16Byte 34h 4B

SCREEN_INPUTCH 36h 1Byte

No warnin XX to lamp available tim XX to lamp available tim

VERSION

VIF board HIF board

reserved reserved

NO BOARD

LAMP AB ON

reserved LAMP A ON LAMP B ON

LAMP OFF

ssign 8 sensor values to eac

bi Lam Lamp B

reserved

VERSION Major 1Byte Minor 1Byte

Closed

mute ON

en (mute OFF

Unkno

Reserved

Model name

Serial numbe

INPUT 1 INPUT 2 INPUT 3

0x00 0x01 0x02

Major 1Byte Minor 1Byte27h

Major 1Byte Minor 1Byte

0x00 0x01 0x02 0x03 0x07 0x00 0x01 0x02 0x03

0xFF

See Note 2

0x00 0x01 0x02

0x00 0x01 0x00 0x01

SCII code

ned 4-byte valu

Unsi

0x00 0x01 0x02

INPUT 4 0x03

1Byte

2Byte

LAMP_A/LAMP_B

16Byte

PR1_QDI/PR1_VSA/

2Byte

PR2_QDI/PR2_VSA/ PR3_QDI/PR3_VSA/ PR4_QDI/PR4_VSA

LPD TG/MX IN UPPER/MX IN

2Byte

LOWER/RESERVE D/RESERVED/RES

ERVED/RESERVED

/RESERVED

16Byte

IFA CSC/IFB

2Byte

CSC/IFC CSC/IFD

CSC/RESERVED/R

ESERVED/RESERV

ED/RESERVED

1Byte 4Byte

1Byte

16Byte

HIFA_HDSDIC/HIFB

2Byte

_HDSDIC/HIFC_HD

SDIC/HIFD_HDSDIC

/HIFA_HDSDIM/HIF B_HDSDIM/HIFC_H

DSDIM/HIFD_HDSD

1Byte

4Byte SCREEN1/SCREEN 2/SCREEN3/SCREE

Note 1

LSB

tio

PWR PROT 24V PROT FAN1 LAMPA OPT UNI PWR PROT 16V PROT FAN2 LAMPB LAMPA TEMP BallastB Erro PWR PROT dummyFAN3 T_Prism LAMPB TEMP LAMPA dumm PWR PROT dummyFAN4 BallastALAMPA DOOR LAMPB dumm PWR PROT

Error descri

PWR PROT

MSB

Note 2

LSB SHUTTER Open

PWR PROT dumm PWR PROT dumm

SHUTTER Close

MSB SHIFT +

1BYTE 2BYTE 3BYTE 4BYTE 5BYTE 6BYTE

PR1

PR2

ZOOM S

ZOOM L FOCUS F FOCUS N

SHIFT -

B_DET FAN5 BallastB LAMPB DOOR CPU ERROR

dummy

:SENSOR OFF

L:SENSOR ON

FAN6

OPT UNI

FAN7 PR-284 dumm

dumm

REAR COVER

dumm

BallastA ErrorFAN8 HIF

dumm

FAN10

SHUTTER

OPENNING

dumm dumm

REAR CT

dummy

dumm dumm

3.Sending SIRCS

[

]

(1) About SIRCS SE

It only sends SIRCS. At this time, "SIRCS REPLY data" does not return.

Set SIRCS CODE

CMD Number

Function

Value

[CATEGORY List]

CATEGOR

15-bit length 20-bit length

REPEAT List

REPEAT S

00h

01h

CMD[0] CMD[1] CMD[5] CMD[6] CMD[7]

SIRCS SET

17h 00h

VALUE

4054h

855Ah

REPEA

Equivalent to when SircsCode is sent singularly (the remote controller pressed once). REPEAT NUMBER is invalid at this time.

Equivalent to when SircsCode is generated consecutively (the remote controller pressed consecutively), as if it was pressed as much as the number of times of REPEAT NUMBER.

Operation

CMD[2]

MSB

CMD[3]

LSB

CMD[4]

SIRCS CODE

Refer to [CATEGOR

List]

REPEAT NUMBERCATEGORY

EPEAT S

0/1 MSB LSB

Refer to [REPEAT List]Refer to [SIRCS CODE List]

<15BIT CATEGORY

INPUT D

<20BIT CATEGORY

x0 x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 x6

is the command to be used this time.

SHARPN

SS-

SOFT

SHUTTER

MUTING

SS+

SHAR

Screen1 Screen2 Screen3 Screen4

LENS

FOCUS F FOCUS N ZOOM L ZOOM S

SHIFT ↓

VIDEO

MEMORY

VIDEO

MEMORY

SHIFT ↑

VIDEO

MEMORY

CONTRAS

T+

HIGH

CONTRAS

T-

LOW

Screens

xA xB xC xDx6 x7 x8 x9x0 x1 x2 x3 x4 x5

COLOR+

HIGH

VIDEO

(INPUT1)

COLOR-

LOW

INPUT A

(INPUT2)

xB xC xD xEx7 x8 x9 xA

INPUT B

(INPUT3)

xE xF

BRITNES

+ BRIGHT

POWER

BRITNES

DAR

POWER

OFF

INPUT C (INPUT4)

KEY UP

Note 1) The motor starts to move when the LENS SHIFT, FOCUS, and ZOOM commands are set. Set KEY UP to stop it.

4.MEMORY(SAVE/RESET) Proces

[0]

]

(

)

(

)

(0)

[

]

Memory Save/Reset Request Commands

CMD Number

Fuction MEMORY

Value 03h 00h

CMD

CMD[1

MEMOR REQUEST

CMD[2

SAVE/RESET MEMORY NO INPUT

SAVE(1)???

RESET

CMD[3

Refer to

MEMORY NO

CMD[4

Refer to [INPUT

List

CMD[5

DJ USER NO

UPPER byte

CMD[6

DJ USER NO

LOWER byte

ADJ USER NO

dummy dummy

[MEMORY NO List]

MEMORY NO VALUE

CH 1 ST_USER 2 SET_USER 3 × × WB_ALL 4 × × WB_1 5 × × WB_2 6 × × reserved 7 × × reserved 8 × × reserved 9 × × reserved A × ×

[INPUT List]

INPUT

Input 1 bit0 Input 2 bit1 Input 3 bit2 Input 4 bit3

INPU

parameter

valid/invali

Ο Ο

INPUT's bitOR can be used

DJ USER NO

parameter

valid/invali

× ×

Setup Screen Items and Their Descriptions

The basic specifications of the setup screen and setting data is those of Qualia's Web screen. SRX001 may include items that are not . SRX001 contain data whose size should be changed, but basically it is written in Qualia's specifications. SRX001 ma

The item number of the data or data size are subject to additions and changes.

require some items to be added but they are not added here

PJ Talk

The commands that already exist in the SDCP v2 specifications are used as they are.

The communication commands are invented in response to the new PJ Talk category 0xA0**. They can be assigned to 0x90**. It actually is an addition to 0x90**.

ver(1) category(1) community(4)

0x02 0x0A SONY

Request Response(1 SET/GET OK/NG

Item No.(2)

0xA0 ID Variable Variable

For the ID, refer to: It corresponds to the ID No. in column A of the EEPROM control table.

Response

Responses to SET command

OK 0xA0 ID 0

Responses to GET command

OK 0xA0 ID Length Data(n)

About error responses

Based on the SDCP v2 protocol

Setup screen

The WEB Setup screens are posted for your reference. The parameter numbers (parameter names) of the setting item are indicated on the right side of the screen. The conditions for checking errors of the item's data and error messages are indicated below the screen.

Owner Information Date & Time Network Password Mail Report Advertisement PJ Talk SNMP Update Reboot Information

Length(1) Data(n)

EEPROM control table!A1

Parameter

This is the list of the number of item data, the number of data bytes, links to data contents, and setup screens. The number is shown in the lower bytes of the command number in the SET/GET commands. The number is subject to change. You can identif

the details of the data by referring to the links

Parameter List

IDAscendingOrder

Other sheets

Details on data contents

Special commands

The data of the items provided so far are the ones that simply sets or gets data, but other than those commands, there are commands that need to be provided as well.

Reboot request

Command that resets and starts NS752

Update mode request

Command that moves NS7520 into the u

date mod

Test mail request

Sends a test mail by using the setting content of the mail report.

Should the result of the sent mail be returned synchronously or asynchronously? Currently it is synchronous. The time when responses are given is unknown. It depends on the enviro

←

Maintenance reference time reset request

Command that sets the maintenance reference time in the mail report to the set timer of that time.

Make it asynchronous. In response to the test mail send request, whether the request was accepted, or not accepted because the line is busy, is returned. "Test mail has been sent" (normally/abnormally ended) is acquired by the Get progress co

Mail body view

Command to check a mail body

←

Delete

The mail body may be longer than the maximum packet length of SDCP v2. Is this function necessary?

Get information error

There are errors that NS7520 detects other than the ones that H8 detects.

Checking errors in the SDCP data

When the data of illegal format is set (For example when you try to set 99 in Month) the error check is not required at the SDCP level. On the communication protocol, it is possible to return the error response: Invalid Data and to discard the value.

In the case of QUALIA (HTTP), we have thought that no illegal value would be transmitted when performing an error check with the browser’s script, but when setting it with SDCP, should we perform error checks for all the items by using SDCP? If so, the error check that has been performed with a script should also be available in NS7520.

About endian

NS7520 is bi-endian but is set as bi

Big endian is when 0x1234 is placed as 0x12/0x34 with the smaller address first, and little-endian is when it is placed as 0x34/0x1

About boader adjustment of the structure members

Different alignment is specified in each individual structure. Refer to the boarder adjustment values that are described on the description sheet of each structure.

The treatment of the string-form data in the 0xA0** command group

A NULL terminal s Therefore, the length of string data can be set from 0 up to the maximum number of bytes

For other data formats, an error occurs unless the designated data length is kept. (Invalid Data Length) When data len Generally, the string-type information stipulates a large maximum size, but the actual value is shorter than the stipulated number of character Only the string-type data receives a special treatment since no unnecessary data are communicated.

About the 0xA0C* commands

Write data to EEPROM by Set command of each data item. But this merely enables the setting next time the power is turned on. If you want to enable the setting right after it is set, send the "0xA0C* Apply" command.

mbol is not included (though it's OK to include it). The NULL terminal symbol is added at the receiver of the dat

th is 0, it means the string is empt

-endian. Since Intel's family of CPUs is little-endian, the PC and NS7520 have different endia

Error check is also performed on a GUI application, but since SDCP is disclosed,

←

Category

Owner

Information

Date & Time

Password

Mail Report

No.

Description SET GET Link

Data

0x00-0x0f 0x10 Owner name 0x20 0x20 0x11 Organization name 0x20 0x20 0x12 Installation location 0x18 0x18 0x13 Lens type 0x01 0x01 0x14 Note 0x80 0x80 0x15-0x1f 0x20 Time zone 0x01 0x01 0x21 Summer time adjustment ON/OFF 0x01 0x01 0x22 Date 0x03 0x03 0x23 Time zone 0x02 0x02 0x24 NTP server name 0x40 0x40 0x25-0x2f 0x30 Administrator password 0x08 0x08 0x31 User name 0x10 0x10 0x32 User password 0x08 0x08 0x33-0x3f 0x40-0x42 0x43 Lamp notification time 0x02 0x02 0x44 Maintenance notification time 0x04 0x04 0x45 Maintenance reference time 0x04 0x04 0x46 Mail address 0x40 0x40 0x47 Mail address 0x40 0x40 0x48 Mail address 0x40 0x40 0x49 Mail address 0x40 0x40 0x4a Report timing (To) 0x01 0x01 0x4b Report timing (Cc) 0x01 0x01 0x4c Mail format 0x01 0x01 0x4d Mail account (sender mail) 0x40 0x40 0x4e SMTP server name 0x40 0x40 0x4f Authentication ON/OFF 0x01 0x01 0x50 Authentication type 0x01 0x01 0x51 POP3 server name 0x40 0x40 0x52 POP account name (login name) 0x40 0x40 0x53 POP password 0x20 0x20 0x54 SMTP account name (login name) 0x40 0x40 0x55 SMTP password 0x20 0x20 0x56 Maintenance elapsed hours × 0x04 0x57-0x5f

CharString!A1 Owner!G4

CharString!A1 Owner!G5

CharString!A1 Owner!G9 Information!J5

LENS!B3 Owner!G11

CharString!A1 Owner!G15

TZONE!B3 Date!D3

ONOFF!B3 Date!D5

Calendar!B3 Date!D9 Information!J23

Calendar!B3 Date!D10 Information!K23

CharString!A1 Date!D14

CharString!A1 Password!E5

CharString!A1 Password!E10

CharString!A1 Password!E11

lamp!B3 Mail!D14

mainte!B3 Mail!D16

mainte!B3

CharString!A1 Mail!D24

CharString!A1 Mail!D25

CharString!A1 Mail!D26

CharString!A1 Mail!D27

Report!B3 Mail!D28

Report!B3 Mail!D29

Format!B3 Mail!D32

CharString!A1 Mail!D38

CharString!A1 Mail!D40

ONOFF!B3 Mail!D42

AuthType!B3 Mail!D44

CharString!A1 Mail!D46

CharString!A1 Mail!D48

CharString!A1 Mail!D49

CharString!A1 Mail!D52

CharString!A1

mainte!B3 Mail!D18

SNMP

Network

SDAP

Pjtalk

Info

Log

Apply

0x60 Contact destination 0x30 0x30 0x61 Contact person 0x30 0x30 0x62 Contact place 0x30 0x30 0x63 Community name 0x09 0x09 0x64 Access right 0x01 0x01 0x65

Tra destination IP address (for 4 addresses

0x10 0x10 0x66 Community name 0x09 0x09 0x67 Access right 0x01 0x01 0x68

Trap destination IP address (for 4 addresse

0x10 0x10 0x69 Community name 0x09 0x09 0x6a Access right 0x01 0x01 0x6b

Trap destination IP address (for 4 addresse

0x10 0x10 0x6c Authenticated trap ON/OFF 0x01 0x01 0x6d Number of hosts to be authorized 0x01 0x01 0x6e

IP address of host to be authorized (for 4 h

0x10 0x10 0x6f-0x7f 0x80 MAC address (Flash memory) × 0x06 0x81 Ethernet speed 0x01 0x01 0x82 DHCP ON/OFF 0x01 0x01 0x83 IP address 0x04 0x04 0x84 Subnet mask 0x04 0x04 0x85 Gateway 0x04 0x04 0x86 DNS1 IP address 0x04 0x04 0x87 DNS2 IP address 0x04 0x04 0x88-0x8f 0x90 SDAP Enable/Disable 0x01 0x01 0x91 SDAP port number 0x02 0x02 0x92 SDAP send cycle 0x02 0x02 0x93 Number of SDAP receivers 0x01 0x01 0x94

SDAP destination IP address (for 4 addres

0x10 0x10 0x95 PJTALK Enable/Disable 0x01 0x01 0x96 Port number 0x02 0x02 0x97 SDCP Timeout 0x02 0x02 0x98 Number of hosts to be authorized 0x01 0x01 0x99

IP address of host to be authorized (for 4 h

0x10 0x10 0x9a Community name (SDCP/SDAP commo0x04 0x04 0x9b-0x9f 0xa0 NS7520 version number × 0x04 0xa1 Acquire current error × 0x06 0xa2 SY CPLD version number × 0x02 0xa3-0xaf 0xb0 Lamp Timer Reset Log × 0x60 0xb1 Error Log × 0xa4 0xb2 Mail Report Log × 0x7d 0xb3-0xbf 0xc0 Update owner information 0x01 × 0xc1 Update date & time 0x01 × 0xc5 Update password 0x01 × 0xc6 Update Network 0x01 × 0xc7 Update SDAP 0x01 × 0xc8 Update PJTALK 0x01 × 0xc9 Update mail report 0x01 × 0xca Update SNMP 0x01 × 0xc2 Reboot command 0x06 × 0xc3 Flash Write command 0x06 × 0xc4 Acquire test mail send state × 0x02 0xcb Set LCD Contrast adjustment display 0x01 × 0xcc-0xcf 0xd0-0xff

CharString!A1

CharString!A1 SNMP!E4

Access!B3 SNMP!E5

IPADDR!B3 SNMP!E6

CharString!A1 SNMP!E7

IPADDR!B3 SNMP!E8

IPADDR!B3 SNMP!E9

CharString!A1 SNMP!E10

IPADDR!B3 SNMP!E11

IPADDR!B3 SNMP!E12

ONOFF!A1 SNMP!E19

Host!B3 SNMP!E22

IPADDR!B3 SNMP!E23

MAC!B3 Network!D16 Information!J18

SPEED!B3 Network!D17 Information!J19

ONOFF!B3 Network!D4 Information!J12

IPADDR!B3 Network!D6 Information!J13

IPADDR!B3 Network!D7 Information!J14

IPADDR!B3 Network!D9 Information!J15

IPADDR!B3 Network!D10 Information!J16

IPADDR!B3 Network!D11 Information!J17

ONOFF!B3 SDAP!D2

Port!B3 SDAP!D5

Interval!B3 SDAP!D6

Host!B3 SDAP!D10

IPADDR!B3 SDAP!D11

ONOFF!B3 PJTALK!D2

Port!B3 PJTALK!D5

Interval!B3 PJTALK!D7

Host!B3 PJTALK!D10

IPADDR!B3 PJTALK!D11

ixCharString!B3SDAP!D4 PJTALK!D4

Ver!B3

ErrorLog!B10 Information!J10

LampRst!B3 Information!J36

ErrorLog!B3 Information!J47

MailLog!B3 Information!J62

Apply!B3 Owner!G21

Apply!B3 Date!D19

Apply!B3 Password!E16

Apply!B14 Network!D20

Apply!B3 SDAP!D16

Apply!B3 PJTALK!D16

Apply!B26 Mail!E18 Mail!D56 Mail!D62

Apply!B3 SNMP!E30

cendingOrder! Reboot!I3

Apply!B37 Update!I3

TestMail!B3

Acquired from H8 by 0x8001 or 0x70** command Acquired from H8 by 0x8001 or 0x70** command

IDAscendingOrder!B6

Acquired from H8 by 0x70** command

IDAscendingOrder!B80

IDAscendingOrder!B60

IDAscendingOrder!B61

IDAscendingOrder!J62

IDAscendingOrder!B63

IDAscendingOrder!B64

IDAscendingOrder!B65

IDAscendingOrder!B58

IDAscendingOrder!B59

IDAscendingOrder!B79

IDAscendingOrder!B12 IDAscendingOrder!B13

Acquired from H8 by 0x70** command Acquired from H8 by 0x70** command Acquired from H8 by 0x70** command Acquired from H8 by 0x70** command

IDAscendingOrder!B82

IDAscendingOrder!B83

IDAscendingOrder!B84

Error

Name is empty Enter up to 32 characters

anization is emptEnter up to 32 characters

Or Location is empty Enter up to 24 characters Memo is empty Enter up to 128 characters

IDAscendingOrder!B4

IDAscendingOrder!B5

IDAscendingOrder!B6

H8 full

IDAscendingOrder!B7

IDAscendingOrder!B8

IDAscendingOrder!B86

IDAscendingOrder!B10

IDAscendingOrder!B11

IDAscendingOrder!B12

IDAscendingOrder!B13

IDAscendingOrder!B14

IDAscendingOrder!B87

Error

Regula

expressio

Year is less than 3 Enter a number between 3 and 99 Year is larger than 99 Year is empty Year is in 3 digits or more Regular expression /\D{1,3}/

Month is empty Enter a number between 1 and 12 Month is less than 1 Month is larger than 12 Month in 3 digits or more Regular expression /\D{1,3}/

Day is empty An invalid data was entered. Day is less than 1 Day is larger than 31 Regular expression /\D{1,3}/ In month 4/6/9/11, day is larger than 30 In month 2 of a leap year, day is larger than 29 In month 2 of a common year, day is larger than 28

Hour is empty Enter a number between 0 and 23 Hour is less than 0 Hour is larger than 23 Regular expression /\D{1,3}/

Minute is empty Enter a number between 0 and 59 Minute is less than 0 Minute is larger than 59 Regular expression /\D{1,3}/

Timer server is in the re

ular expression [^The server address is wrong

/\D{1,3} Serch for the characters other than decimal numbers by the three characteres at the [^a-zA-Z0-9_@.-] There is a character other than a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, @, and -.

Error

When password is not empty Confirm Password does not match Password does not match

When confirm password is not empty Pasword does not match Password does not match

When user name is not empty When one character is 0-127d, if 1 is

added the sum of all the characters becomes more than 16, and in other cases

the same is true if 2 is added.

Enter up to 16 characters

When there is Japanese character code

IDAscendingOrder!B16

IDAscendingOrder!B17

IDAscendingOrder!B18

Password is displayed as ****.

IDAscendingOrder!B88

When user password is not empty User name is empty Enter the user name

assword confirm does not matchPassword does not match

User

When user password confirm is not empty User password does not match Password does not match

IDAscendingOrder!B60

IDAscendingOrder!B61

IDAscendingOrder!B62

IDAscendingOrder!B63

IDAscendingOrder!B64

IDAscendingOrder!B65

IDAscendingOrder!B58

IDAscendingOrder!B59

IDAscendingOrder!B89

Error

When "Specify an IP address" is selected Less than 0 Enter a number between 0 and 255 Larger than 255 Regular expression /\D{1,3}/

IP Address is empty Enter the IP address and subnet mask

Subnet Mask is empty Enter the IP address and subnet mask

ular ex/\D{1,3} Serch characters other than decimal numbers by the three characteres at the head.

Delete specifications

IDAscendingOrder!B21

IDAscendingOrder!B22

IDAscending IDAscendingOrder!B92

IDAscendingOrder!B24

IDAscendingOrder!B25

IDAscendingOrder!B26

IDAscendingOrder!B27

IDAscendingOrder!B28

IDAscendingOrder!B29

IDAscendingOrder!B30

IDAscendingOrder!B31

IDAscendingOrder!B32

IDAscendingOrder!B33

IDAscendingOrder!B34

IDAscendingOrder!B35

IDAscendingOrder!B36

IDAscendingOrder!B37

IDAscendingOrder!B38

IDAscendingOrder!B39

IDAscendingOrder!B92

Delete specifications

IDAscendingOrder!B92

IDAscendingOrder!B96

Test mail progress/send resul

Error

Check the following in the case where To1 Address is not empty @ is not present invalid mail address form @ is at the head @ is at the tail Two or more @'s are present None of Report Timming of To1 is selected Set the report timing Mail Address is empty Enter the mail address of the mail account SMTP server is empty Enter the SMTP server adress

Check the followin

in the case where To2, Cc1, and Cc2 Addresses are not empt @ is not present invalid mail address form @ is at the head @ is at the tail Two or more @'s are present None of Report Timing is selected Set Report Timing

Check the following in the case where Regular Report is ON Date to send is not selected Set the day to send the Regular Report

Check the following in the case where Maintenance report is ON

Both Lamp Reminder and Maintenance Reminder a

Set the time to send the Maintenance Report

Check the following in the case where Every Week is selected Day of the week is not selected. Set the day of the week to send the Regular Report

Check the following in the case where the Lamp Reminder is not empty The hour is less than 0 Enter the numeric values between 1 and 9999 for the h The hour is larger than 99999 Character other than decimal numbers is present

Check the following in the case where the Maintenance Reminder is not empty The hour is less than 0 Enter a number between 1 and 99999 The hour is larger than 99999 Character other than decimal numbers is present

Check the following in the case where Mail Address is not empty @ is not present Invalid mail address form @ is at the head @ is at the tail Two or more @'s are present SMTP server is empty Enter the SMTP server adress

Check the following in the case where the SMTP server is not empty Mail address is empty Enter the mail address of the mail account

Check the following in the case where Send test mail is selected TO1, TO2, CC1 and CC2 are all empty Enter an Address Mail address is empty Enter the mail address of the mail account SMTP server is empty Enter the SMTP server adress

Check the following in the case where Require Authentication is selected

Check the following in the case of POP before SMTP

POP3 server is empty Enter the address of the POP3 server used for receivin Account name is empty Enter the account name Account password is empty Enter the password

Check the following in the case of SMTP Authentication

Account name is empty Enter the account name Account password is empty Enter the password

IDAscendingOrder!B67

{1,3}

IDAscendingOrder!B77

IDAscendingOrder!B68

IDAscendingOrder!B69

IDAscendingOrder!B70

IDAscendingOrder!B71

IDAscendingOrder!B90

Error

Check the following in the case where Start PJ Talk Service is selected Community is empty Communit

is the regular expression [^Enter 4 characters

Port No. Less than 0

Larger than 65535 Regular expression /\D{1,3}/ Port No. is empty Enter a number between 0 and 65535

Timeout Less than 10

Larger than 65535 Regular expression /\D{1,3}/ Timeout is empty Enter a number between 10 and 65535

When adding an address

Less than 0 Enter a number between 0 and 255 Larger than 255 Regular expression /\D{1,3}/

Regular

/\D [^a-zA-Z0-9_@.-] There is a character other than a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, @, and -.

ressio

Serch for the characters other than decimal numbers by the three characteres at th

PJTALK!B72

IDAscendingOrder!B77

IDAscendingOrder!B73

IDAscendingOrder!B74

IDAscendingOrder!B75

IDAscendingOrder!B76

IDAscendingOrder!B91

Error

Check the following in the case where Start PJ Talk Service is selected Community is empty Communit

Port No. Less than 0

Larger than 65535 Regular expression /\D{1,3}/ Port No. is empty Enter a number between 0 and 65535

Timeout Less than 10

Larger than 65535 Regular expression /\D{1,3}/ Timeout is empty Enter a number between 10 and 65535

When adding an address

Less than 0 Enter a number between 0 and 255 Larger than 255 Regular expression /\D{1,3}/

Regular

expressio

/\D{1,3} Serch for the characters other than decimal numbers by the three characteres at the head. [^a-zA-Z0-9_@.-] There is a character other than a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, @, and -.

is the regular expression [^aEnter 4 characters

IDAscendingOrder!B45

IDAscendingOrder!B46

IDAscendingOrder!B47

IDAscendingOrder!B48

IDAscendingOrder!B49

IDAscendingOrder!B50

IDAscendingOrder!B51

IDAscendingOrder!B52

IDAscendingOrder!B53

When the address is 0.0.0.0, it means no destination is registered.

IDAscendingOrder!B54

IDAscendingOrder!B55

IDAscendingOrder!B56

When the address is 0.0.0.0, it means no host is registered. When all the addresses are 0.0.0.0, "Accpt SNMP packets from any hosts" is bei

IDAscendingOrder!B93

Error

When adding an address

Less than 0 Enter a number between 0 and 255 Larger than 255 Regular expression /\D{1,3}/

Regular expression /\D{1,3} Serch for the characters other than decimal numbers by the three characteres at the head.

IDAscendingOrder!B95

IDAscendingOrder!B94

<- back

0xc0 Update owner information 0xc1 Update date &time 0xc5 Update password 0xc7 Update SDAP 0xc8 Update PJTALK 0xca Update SNMP

Length 1 Data [0]

fixed to 0

0xc6 Update network

Length 1 Data [0]

bit0 DHCP bit1 IP bit2 SUBNET bit3 GATEWAY bit4 DNS bit5 SPEED

Update (sets the changed one to 1)

0xc9 Update mail report

Length 1 Data [0]

bit0 MAINTE RESET bit1 TEST MAIL

0xc2 Reboot command

Length 6 Data

"reboot"

0xc3 Flash Write command

Length 6 Data

"flashw"

<- back

Length 2 Data

[0][1]

(decimal) reason result string

0 No send request

1 Sending 100 success OK 200 201 the receiver's address, to_addr, is NULL or invalid. Internal Error 201 202 invalid messa

e body, for example, NULL or invalid buffer pInternal Error 202 203 invalid message size,for example,buflen<=0. Internal Error 203 204 No server Could not find SMTP server. 205 no mailbox Could not find user's mailbox. 206 TCP layer Error in transmiting message. Internal Error 206 207 email message cancelled (with MCDlete()) Internal Error 207 208 mailbox syntax error SMTP transaction error. 209 mailbox busy SMTP mailbox busy. 213 other errors Unexpected error. 300 POP3 login failed. 310 POP3 logout failed. 320 400 401 Could not find SMTP server Could not find SMTP server. 410 411 Cound not find POP server Could not find POP server. 402 DNS not specified. 412 DNS not specified. 500 Internal Error 500 501 502

<- back

_typ

Length 125 Data

pack(1)

typedef struct {

u_short error Mail send result code u_char mail_type Mail type u_char date[3] Mail send date yymmdd u_char time[2] Mail send time hhmm

} MAIL_LOG_RECORD

typedef struct {

LOG_RECORrecord[15]; Save 15 logs

MAIL u_char write Log number to be written next int total Total number of errors

} MAILREPORT_LOG

MAILREPORT_LOG mail_log

The logs are displayed from the newer ones by referring to "mail_log.write" and "mail_log.total".

Map ->

[0] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [1] 76543210 [2] 76543210mail [3] 76543210 yy

data[0]

[4] 76543210 mm [5] 76543210 dd [6] 76543210 hh [7] 76543210 mm [8] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [9] 76543210 [10] 76543210mail [11] 76543210 yy

data[1]

[12] 76543210 mm [13] 76543210 dd [14] 76543210 hh [15] 76543210 mm

……

[112] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [113] 76543210 [114] 76543210mail [115] 76543210 yy

data[14]

[116] 76543210 mm [117] 76543210 dd [118] 76543210 hh [119] 76543210 mm

write [120] 76543210

[121] 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 [122] 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16

total

[123] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [124] 76543210

error

date

time

error

date

time

error

date

time

<- back

Length 164 Data

pack(4)

typedef struct {

u_char internal; NS7520 detection error u_char pj[5]; Error received from H8

} PJ_ERROR;

typedef struct { PJ_ERROR error; Error flag u_long set_timer; Set timer when an error occurs u_char date[3]; Date yy/mm/dd } PJERROR_LOG_RECORD

typedef struct {

PJERROR

LOG_RECOrecord[10]; Save 10 logs

u_char windex; Log number to be written next

} PJERROR_LOG;

PJERROR_LOG error_log

The logs are displayed from the newer ones by referring to "error_log.windex". If all of the error contents are 0, that record is regarded to be empty.

Map ->

[0] 76543210error.internal

[6]

[7]

[15]

[22]

[23]

[31]

[

]

[

]

[

]

[

]

[

]

[

]

[1] 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 [2] 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 [3] 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 [4] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [5] 76543210

padding

record[0]

[8] 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24

padding

[9] 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 [10] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [11] 76543210 [12] 76543210 yy [13] 76543210 mm [14] 76543210 dd

padding [16] 76543210error.internal [17] 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 [18] 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 [19] 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 [20] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [21] 76543210

padding

record[1]

[24] 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24

padding

[25] 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 [26] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [27] 76543210 [28] 76543210 yy [29] 76543210 mm [30] 76543210 dd

padding

……

[144] 76543210error.internal [145] 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 [146] 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 [147] 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 [148] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [149] 76543210

padding

record[9]

150

151 [152] 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 [153] 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 [154] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [155] 76543210 [156] 76543210 yy [157] 76543210 mm [158] 76543210 dd

159

padding

windex [160] 76543210

161

162

163

padding padding padding

error.pj

set_timer

date

error.pj

set_timer

date

error.pj

set_timer

date

<- back

Length 96 Data

pack(4)

typedef struct {

u_short

rev_lamp_timer[2Lamp illumination time right before lamp res u_long set_timer Set timer at lamp reset u_char date[3] Date yy/mm/dd

} PJ_TRACE_LAMP_RESET;

TRACE_LAMP_RElamp_reset[8]; Save eight logs

Dates are displayed in the order from new to old. If "prev_lamp_timer" is 0, that record is regarded to have no log.

Map ->

[11]

[23]

[95]

]

lamp_reset[0]

]

lamp_reset[1]

……

lamp_reset[7]

[0] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [1]76543210 [2] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [3]76543210

rev_lamp_timer[0

rev_lamp_timer[1

[4] 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 [5] 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 [6] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

Set Timer

[7]76543210 [8]76543210 yy [9]76543210 mm

date

[10] 76543210 dd

padding [12] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [13] 76543210 [14] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [15] 76543210

rev_lamp_timer[0

rev_lamp_timer[1

[16] 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 [17] 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 [18] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

Set Timer

[19] 76543210 [20] 76543210 yy [21] 76543210 mm

date

[22] 76543210 dd

padding

[84] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [85] 76543210 [86] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [87] 76543210

rev_lamp_timer[0

rev_lamp_timer[1

[88] 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 [89] 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 [90] 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

Set Timer

[91] 76543210 [92] 76543210 yy [93] 76543210 mm

date

[94] 76543210 dd

padding

<- back

IP ROM Version

Length 4 Data

[0] [1] [2] [3]

MSB LSB

"%02d.%02d", ver/100, ver%100

<- back

Number Of Host

Length 1 Data

[0]

0 Min

…

4 Max

<- back

Port Number

Length 2 Data

[0] [1]

high low

0 Min

…

65535 Max

<- back

Interval

Length 1 Data

[0]

10 Min

…

65535 Max Unit: second

<- back

Maintenance Notification Time

Length 4 Data

[0] [1] [2] [3]

MSB LSB

2 Min

…

99999 Max Unit: hour

<- back

Lamp Notification Time

Length 2 Data

[0] [1]

high low

2 Min

…

9999 Max Unit: hour

<- back

SNMP Access right

Length 1 Data

[0]

0 Read Only 1 Read/Write 2 Other

<- back

Mail Report Condition

Length 1 Data

b7 b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 b0

--- REGULARMAINTENANCEERROR--- REGULARMAINTENANCEERRO

To1 To2 Cc1 Cc2

<- back

Mail Format

Length 1 Data

[0]

0 Standard 1 Simple

<- back

SMTP Authentication Type

Length 1 Data

[0]

0 POP before SMTP 1 SMTP Auth

<- back

n n-byte long, fixed character string. A terminal NULL is not included in the n by

<- back

Character string of up to n bytes. The terminal NULL need not be included in the n bytes. If it is shorter than that, terminate the string with a NULL.

<- back

Ethernet MAC Address

Length 6 Data

[0] [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

0x08 0x00 0x46

Fixed Variable

<- back

Ethernet Speed

Length 1 Data

[0]

0 100 Mbps/Full Duplex 1 100 Mbps/Half Duplex 2 10 Mbps/Full Duplex 3 10 Mbps/Half Duplex 4 Auto Detect

<- back

Length 1 Data

[0]

0 OFF Disabled Prohibited 1 ON Enabled Allowed

<- back

IP Address Format

Length 4 Data

[0] [1] [2] [3]

aaabbbccc ddd

Length 16 Data

[0] [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15]

aaabbbccc dddaaabbbccc dddaaabbbccc dddaaabbbccc ddd

First Second Third Fourth

IP Address : aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd

<- back

Lens Name

Length 1 Data

[0]

0 VPLL-ZP310 1 VPLL-ZP400 2 VPLL-ZP550

<- back

Time Zone

Length 1 Data

[0]

0 (GMT-12:00) Eniwetok, Kwajalein 1 (GMT-11:00) Midway Island, Samoa 2 (GMT-10:00) Hawaii 3 (GMT-09:00) Alaska 4 (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada); Tijuana 5 (GMT-07:00) Arizona 6 (GMT-07:00) Mountain Time (US & Canada) 7 (GMT-06:00) Saskatchewan 8 (GMT-06:00) Mexico City

9 (GMT-06:00) Central America 10 (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) 11 (GMT-05:00) Indiana (East) 12 (GMT-05:00) Bogota, Lima, Quito 13 (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) 14 (GMT-04:00) Caracas, La Paz 15 (GMT-04:00) Santiago 16 (GMT-04:00) Atlantic Time (Canada) 17 (GMT-03:30) Newfoundland 18 (GMT-03:00) Greenland 19 (GMT-03:00) Buenos Aires, Georgetown 20 (GMT-03:00) Brasilia 21 (GMT-02:00) Mid-Atlantic 22 (GMT-01:00) Azores 23 (GMT-01:00) Cape Verde Is. 24 (GMT) Casablanca, Monrovia 25 (GMT) Greenwich Mean Time : Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, Londo 26 (GMT+01:00) Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna 27 (GMT+01:00) Sarajevo, Skopje, Sofija, Vilnius, Warsaw, Zagreb 28 (GMT+01:00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris 29 (GMT+01:00) Belgrade, Bratislava, Budapest, Ljubljana, Prague 30 (GMT+01:00) West Central Africa 31 (GMT+02:00) Athens, Istanbul, Minsk 32 (GMT+02:00) Jerusalem 33 (GMT+02:00) Cairo 34 (GMT+02:00) Harare, Pretoria 35 (GMT+02:00) Bucharest 36 (GMT+02:00) Helsinki, Riga, Tallinn 37 (GMT+03:00) Kuwait, Riyadh 38 (GMT+03:00) Nairobi 39 (GMT+03:00) Baghdad 40 (GMT+03:00) Moscow, St. Petersburg, Volgograd 41 (GMT+03:30) Tehran 42 (GMT+04:00) Abu Dhabi, Muscat 43 (GMT+04:00) Baku, Tbilisi, Yerevan 44 (GMT+04:30) Kabul 45 (GMT+05:00) Islamabad, Karachi, Tashkent 46 (GMT+05:00) Ekaterinburg 47 (GMT+05:30) Calcutta, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi 48 (GMT+05:45) Kathmandu 49 (GMT+06:00) Astana, Dhaka 50 (GMT+06:00) Almaty, Novosibirsk 51 (GMT+06:00) Sri Jayawardenepura 52 (GMT+06:30) Rangoon 53 (GMT+07:00) Krasnoyarsk 54 (GMT+07:00) Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta 55 (GMT+08:00) Irkutsk, Ulaan Bataar 56 (GMT+08:00) Kuala Lumpur, Singapore 57 (GMT+08:00) Perth 58 (GMT+08:00) Taipei 59 (GMT+08:00) Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Urumqi 60 (GMT+09:00) Seoul 61 (GMT+09:00) Yakutsk 62 (GMT+09:00) Osaka, Sapporo, Tokyo 63 (GMT+09:30) Adelaide 64 (GMT+09:30) Darwin 65 (GMT+10:00) Vladivostok 66 (GMT+10:00) Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney 67 (GMT+10:00) Guam, Port Moresby 68 (GMT+10:00) Brisbane 69 (GMT+10:00) Hobart 70 (GMT+11:00) Magadan, Solomon Is., New Caledonia 71 (GMT+12:00) Auckland, Wellington 72 (GMT+12:00) Fiji, Kamchatka, Marshall Is.

<- back

Date & Time

Length 3 Data

[0] [1] [2]

yy mmdd

yy year 3-99(d) mm month 1-12(d) dd day 1-31(d)

Length 2 Data

[0] [1]

hh mm

hh hour 0-23(d) mm minute 0-59(d)

Invalid when a number larger than 30 is specified for the day in the months of 4, 6, 9 or 11. Invalid when a number larger than 29 is specified for the day of February (2) of the year that is divisible by 4. Invalid when a number larger than 28 is specified for the day of February (2) of the year that is not divisible by 4.

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