Kramer Electronics Revision 6 manual Lamp Hour Query Response Formats, Query Details Window

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The Driver Manager

9.2.1Setting the Query Details (for Lamp Hours)

The protocol of the main display determines the format in which the numerical value response to the Lamp hours query is received. This response can appear in one of three formats, as defined in Table 11:

Table 11: Lamp Hour Query Response Formats

Main Display Response

Example

In the Query Format Table:

Set Format to:

format

(for lamp hours)

 

 

As a numerical string

“1979” or

Select the first three fields in the window to cut the

ASCII

 

0x31,0x39,0x37,0x39

relevant chars from the response

 

As a hexadecimal numerical

“7BB” or

Select the first three fields in the window to cut the

ASCII_16

string

0x37,0x42,0x42

relevant chars from the response

 

As Byte values

0x07,0xBB (big

Select the first three fields in the window to cut the

BINARY_HEX

 

Endian)

relevant bytes

 

 

 

If the byte with the highest value is first, select the Endian

 

 

 

byte to be Big Endian; if the lowest byte is first, select

 

 

 

Little Endian

 

The following example shows how to set a projector Lamp Hour query. To open the Query Details window:

1. Select the Lamp Hour query in the Queries area:

Figure 160: Queries Area

2. Click the Query Details button. The Query Details window appears:

Figure 161: Query Details Window

3.In the Query Command Details tab, type the query command (for example, 03H 8CH 00H 00H

00H 8FH 1) that will be sent to the projector:

1 The command written is specific to the projector used, and can be found in the protocol for that projector

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