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@RTT Load device data
Command
format @RTT, ch (, table)
Return value
format @RTT, ch (, table)
Parameter ch : Input channel
1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9
table : Device table
1 to 99 (Registered device data), 100 to 100+n (Preset device data. ”n” differs
depending on input signals; 0 in most cases)
Only for analog input (IN6 to IN9), specify the device table.
Example Send
Receive
@RTT,1
@RTT,1
Initialize input timing of IN1 to the value detected
automatically.
Terminated automatically.
Send
Receive @RTT,6,2
@RTT,6,2 Set input timings of IN6 to the values saved in the
device table 2.
Terminated normally.
Related info. 8.6.9 Loading device data
Note This command is valid only if signals are input. For analog input, it is valid only if
the device data corresponding to the input signals are registered.
@STT Register device data
Command
format @STT, ch, table (, name)
Return value
format @STT, ch, table (, name)
Parameter ch : Input channel
6 = IN6 to 9 = IN9
table : Device table
1 to 99
name : Device table name
Up to 14 characters of 20 to 7D. “2 ASCII codes”.
If you do not set the device table name, only input timing settings are saved.
However, if no device table name is currently saved, the resolution is saved
automatically as the device table name.
Example Save the current input timings of IN6 in device table 2.
Send
Receive
@STT,6,2
@STT,6,2
When you do not set the device table name
Send
Receive
@STT,6,2,XGA 60Hz
@STT,6,2,XGA 60Hz When you do not set the device table name
Related info. 8.6.10 Registering device data
Note This command is valid only if analog RGB or YPbPr signals are input and the
desired input channel is selected for one of the outputs.