Lumagen VisionProHDP - Manual (Page 27)

VisionPro HDP
™ User Manual and Installer Guide
© 2004-2006 Lumagen®, Inc. 24 Rev 1.1
Miscellaneous Commands
Calibrate Component/RGB inputs (3 and 4)
Input 3 and 4 use a high-quality fixed-gain analog-to-digital converter. Because of this,
variations between different sources should be taken into account. This command can
calibrate the analog-to-digital converter for component/RGB inputs and compensate for
differences in source levels.
Select the input (3 or 4) to be calibrated, and the input type, display a 100-IRE “Window”
test pattern and enter the command. The command format is:
MENU 0 9 6 6
Calibrate active input using a 100-IRE Window
Pattern.
On-Screen-Display Enable
Enable or disable On-Screen-Display (OSD) activation after user commands. If enabled,
the OSD shows the selected input, input aspect ratio, and zoom.
MENU → MISC → OSD →
( OFF , ON) OK
Initial Power State
When power is first connected, the unit can be set to turn on (
ON)
, or it can be set to start
in standby mode (
STBY)
. The command format is:
MENU → MISC → POWR → AUTO →
(
ON
,
STBY) OK
Power-On On-Screen Message
Change power-on message. The
…
and
†
arrows select which character to change. The
‡
and
ˆ
arrows change the selected character. The command format is:
MENU → MISC → POWR → MSG →
[
…
,
†
,
ˆ
,
‡
]
OK
Power-On and Power-Off RS232 Output Message
Change power-on, or power-off, message to transmit on the RS232 serial port. Each can
be up to 40 ASCII characters long. When either the power-on or power-off serial output
message is enabled, the default RS232 command echo is disabled.
The message being edited can be cleared by pressing the
5
button. The last character that
is to be sent is highlighted by a small up-arrow below the character, and its position, from
0 to 39, is displayed on the screen. Press the
7
button to move the last-character “mark.”
For normal text, the ASCII character is display. The “@” symbol is displayed as a solid
box. Other values are displayed as a pattern, so the hex value for that character must be
used to identify which character is to be transmitted.
In addition the BAUD rate (BAUD), byte-parity (PAR) and character spacing (GAP) can
be selected. The BAUD rate is entered in bits/second (e.g. 9600). Parity can be set to no-
parity, even-parity or odd-parity. The character spacing gap can be set to 0 or 450 mS.
The
…
and
†
arrows select which character to change. The
‡
and
ˆ
arrows change the
selected character. By default no message is sent. The command format is:
MENU → MISC → POWR → RS232 →
( PWRON, PWROFF) →
[ … , † , ˆ , ‡ , 5 , 7 ] OK