Pioneer V8000 manual Key Lock

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VIDEO

DEMODULATOR

CHARACTER GENERATOR

Operating Modes

VIDEO SW

VIDEO OUT

VIDEO CONTROL

DISPLAY SW

FRAME Number

TIME Number

CHAPTER Number.

TRACK Number

TITLE Number

USER’S

DISPLAY CONTROL

5.36Key Lock

Function

:

The key lock switches ON / OFF

Format

:

Integer KL

Explanation : The command enables/disables the remote control and access through the front panel. LCD button and the keys of EXTEND TERMINAL can’t be disabled by this command.

Integer is 1 digit or 5 digits.

In case of 1 digit :

If the key lock switch is set to 1, all buttons (front panel and remote control) including the power control are disabled and REMOTE CONTROL and FRONT KEY in ADV.SETUP are set to Disable. Use this setting for a PC- controlled player to lessen interference from outside sources such as remote controls.

If the key lock switch is set to 2, only the tray open button/key is disabled and the OP command no longer controls the tray. And the setting of TRY in ADV.SETUP is set to Disable. Thus, after powering OFF the player, the locked tray protects the disc from unauthorized personnel.

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Contents DVD-V8000 Document No. DVDV8000RS001-0100a FCC Information Table of Contents Current Player Condition Request Descriptions Operating Modes 103 100102 Chapter Number Description IntroductionSerial Interface Pin Specification Interface ConnectorInterface Pin # Terminal Input/Output FunctionComputer Control Functions External Power ControlSerial Control see Chapters 3, 4, 5 Extend Terminal Control see ChapterPower on mode Computer Control Power OFF More than Msec Communication with a Computer Serial Interface SpecificationsSerial Control Example Command and StatusComputer Control Initial Setting Error MessagesRegister/Switch Setting at Power on OFFDVD-V8000 supports the commands listed below Command StructurePage Argument Command MnemonicCommand String Request Status Return Error MessageStatus Returns ?FSTCR TimingST?FCR 2ndfield Ext.Sync 1stfield Field condition Open Command DescriptionsClose RejectRjcr RCR StartSacr RCR SacrPlay Still DVD, VCD PauseStcr RCR Step Forward DVD, VCD Step Reverse DVDSfcr SrsrsrcrNscr RCR Scan Forward Scan Reverse Scan StopMulti-Speed Forward DVD, VCD Multi-Speed Reverse DVD Mfcr RCR Speed DVD, VCDDVD VR VCD 4SPMRCR Search4SPMFCR RCR TR2SECR Search & PlayCH5SECR TR2SLCR RCR Stop MarkerCH5SLCR TM0325SMPLCR RCR ⇒ Still modeClear Lead-Out SymbolLosecr RCR Loplcr RCRBlock Number CD Frame DVDTM500SMPLCR RCR Clcr RCRChapter DVD Time excludes discs without Time CodesTitle DVD CH23SECRTrack CD, VCD Index CDSelect Subtitle DVD TI5SECRSelect Aspect DVD Select Audio DVDSelect Angle DVD 0SUCR RCRAudio Control DVD, CD, VCD Select Parental-Level DVD1AGCR RCR DVD0VDCR RCR Video Control5ADCR RCR 1DSCR Display Control3DSCR RCR 0DSCR RCRKey Lock Stack Group Set DVD Command Stack Play DVDBytes Stack Data UploadNumbers 1214 Next Data Address Bytes 1216 Goto RepeatWait Pass Through KEY Stack Data DownloadPass Through BucrWeekly Timer Data Upload Upper digit of Chapter number Bytes Second 150 Upper digit of Chapter number Bytes 170 Upper digit of Chapter number Bytes 242 Operating Modes Wucr Weekly Timer Data DownloadOutput Select DVD VR Play Mode （DVD VR）General Purpose Parameter Repeat Mode･･････････ Chapter Skip Block Number Request Current Player Condition Request DescriptionsTitle/Track Number Request CD/VCDBlock Number Request CD Chapter Number Request DVDTime Code Request Index Number Request CD Frame Number Request DVDTOC Information Request Total Frame Request DVDDVD Disc Status Request Disc Region Code Request DVD0XXXXCR CD Disc Status Request0XXXXXXXCR 1XXXX1XXCRCD,VCD Register a SetArg Function User’s Frame Time Screen display positions are pictured below Print Character Register D Set1DSCR RCR 1RACR RCRReal Time Clock Set Clear ScreenArgument Function Description Advanced SetupSetup Lock Remote ControlPlay Start Mode Title TOP Menu TrayMode Status Player Active Mode RequestCommunication Control Set 2CMCRReal Time Clock Request Player Model Name RequestPlayer Region Code Request Advanced Setup RequestError Code Request CCR Mode RequestInput Number Request Input Unit Request3RACR RCR Register a RequestAC8C7C6C5C4C3C2C1CR Menu Call DVD Register D RequestButton Select DVD Numeric Button DVD2MCCR RCR Mccr RCREtcr RCR Enter Button DVD2CUCR RCR Sub-ID Yyyy Return Data from the Player Get Information DVDArgument1 Position Hlbtnn Memory Data Upload Contents Numbers BytesMucr RCR Return Firmware VersionRandom Access SetupOperating Modes ParkReject DVD-V8000 Internal Registers Serial Use Address Flag Remote Control Data RegisterSearch Time/Frame Search Title/Track Search ChapterRegisters Mark IndexAudio Control Register Model Extend Terminal Control Function Function AssignmentStack GROUP7 Function User Setting Right Button Down Button to select Menu Internal Registers Internal Registers Simple Circuit ControllerDiode Matrix Circuit Additional Notes Appendix a Complete Command List by Name Command Supporting Formats Appendix B Complete Command List by Mnemonic Command Supporting Formats Command Appendix C DVD Command ListCommand Appendix D CD Command List Page 100 Appendix E VCD Command List101 Appendix F Error Codes Parameters MIN TYP MAX Units Conditions RS-232 Outputs Appendix G Specifications of RS-232 TransceiverDVD-V8000
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The Pioneer V8000 is a professional-grade digital video and audio player that has gained recognition among DJs, video artists, and event organizers. This versatile device is designed to meet the growing demands of the entertainment industry, offering advanced features and cutting-edge technologies that enhance performances.

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Incorporating a robust user interface, the V8000 facilitates seamless navigation. Its intuitive controls give users quick access to essential functions, enabling smooth transitions and effective playlist management. The large LCD screen displays vital information, ensuring that operators can monitor playback closely without disrupting the visual experience.

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