Canon SX60, X600 Dots, Format DOTS=Number of dots Number, Example Setting, Range Ｄｏｔｓ

User Command Specifications 9. Details of command DOTS

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Commands	DOTS	Mode	Control	Setting	Reference
Function	Total number of dots adjustment
Format	DOTS=<Number of dots: Number>
Parameter Number of dots
	The RANGE command can be used to obtain the parameter range that can be set at				Number
	that time.
	For details, refer to the RANGE command.
Response "i:OK" is returned if the parameter was set properly.
	For all other responses, refer to "Error List."
Description	1 This designates the total number of dots for one horizontal period.

-1 It can be executed when the projector is in both the remote mode and power-onstatus at the same time.

A "busy" response is given while the zoom or focus lens is being driven. (Refer to the ZCONTDRV command and FCONTDRV command.)

Furthermore, it may not be possible to execute the command with some input signals. -2 This command is the same as the menu functions in the table below.

Model Menu

SX50 [Display settings] - [Input signal settings] - [Total number of dots adjustments]

SX6

SX60 [Display settings] - [Input signal settings] - [Total number of dots]

X600

-3 The GET command can be used to obtain the current total number of dots. For details, refer to the GET command.

Example Setting

> DOTS=1650

The total number of dots is 1650.

< i:OK

Reference

> GET DOTS or ?DOTS

This retrieves the total number of dots.

< g:DOTS=1200

Obtain settable parameter range (Min, Max)

> RANGE ＤＯＴＳ

< r:DOTS=N, 0, 4096

Any value from 0 to 4096 can be set for the total dots.

* Commands are indicated by ">", and responses are indicated by "<".

Commands

SX50

SX6

SX60

X600

supported

01.00**

01.01**

01.01**

01.01**

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Supported Command States

Model

Power

Input

Mode

Remarks

OFF

ON

PM

D-RGB

A-RGB1

A-RGB2

Comp

Video

S-Video

D-Video

SCART

None

Remote

Local

SX50

×

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×

×

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×

×

×

–

–

×

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×

SX6

×

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×

×

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×

×

×

×

×

×

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×

SX60

X600

*If the command cannot be supported, 'INVALID_MODE,' 'NOT_POWER_SUPPLIED' or 'INVALID_SOURCE' is returned as an error response.

*If the necessary signals are not input, 'INVALID_SIGNAL (*****)' or 'NO_SIGNAL' is returned.

*"i:BUSY" may be returned if the power status is being switched.

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