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9.2.2Setting the Power Query

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

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Table 14: Power Query Response Formats

Main Display Response	Example	In the Query Format Table:	Set Format to:
Format
As a string	“PWR OFF”	Select the first three fields in the window to cut the relevant	ASCII
	“PWR ON”	chars from the response
		Set Response Unit to USE_LOOK_UP_TABLE
		Type the response string command in the Query Command
		Details between quotation marks
As Byte values	See Table 15	Select the first three fields in the window to get the relevant	BINARY_HEX
		bytes (selecting the bytes that change between answers is
		sufficient)
		Set Response Unit to USE_LOOK_UP_TABLE
		Type the response bytes in the Query Command Details as
		a series of numbers (hex/decimal) separated by commas
Two relevant states answer the	Off = 0x45,0x83	Select the relevant byte in the first field; select terminated	ASCII_16
query, that are differed by one bit	On = 0x45,0x82	BY_LENGTH and Stop Value 1
within the byte		Set Response Unit to USE_LOOK_UP_TABLE
		Insert values of 0 and 1 in the Expected Result Table and
		choose the relevant Status for each value

In the following example, the projector power status alerts are set.

1.Select the Power Query.

2.Click the Query Details button.

3.In the Query Command Details tab, write the query command (for example, 00H 85H 00H 00H

01H 01H 87H 1) that will be sent to the projector:

Figure 165: Writing the Query Command (Power)

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

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