Response (Callback) of the basic control command

In the period when commands can be accepted

Differs according to each command.

In the period when commands cannot be accepted

 

Hexadecimal

02h

45h

52h

34h

30h

31h

03h

 

Character

 

E

R

4

0

1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In case of the parameter error

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hexadecimal

02h

45h

52h

34h

30h

32h

03h

 

Character

 

E

R

4

0

2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Notes when two or more projectors are used

Make the communication conditions the same between output/input. IN and OUT can be independently set respectively. (When you set RS-422 OUT of the first projector to 38 400 bps, set RS-422 IN of the second projector to 38 400 bps.)

Make only one in VPS SYSTEM MASTER and make all of the remainder VPS SYSTEM SLAVE.

Set ID number different in each projector.

I/O to RS-422 OUT is not done during MAIN POWER OFF. Turn on MAIN POWER of all projectors.

Make only one of the each group in GROUP MASTER and make all the remainder-GROUP SLAVE.

Attention:

No command may be sent or received for 10 to 60 seconds after the lamp starts lighting. Try sending any command after that period has elapsed.

When sending several commands, be sure to wait for a response from the projector, and send the next command after 0.5 seconds or more pass.

It might take time by the time the response returns because the command is processed in the projector. Set the time-out to ten seconds or more.

Notes:

This projector will respond to the computer only in the following cases: If the sent ID coincides with the projector ID,

VPS SYSTEM in RS232C settings of this projector is MASTER and the sent ID is ALL, or If-Group (A—Z) of the sent ID coincides with GROUP in RS232C settings of this projector and

GROUP in RS232C settings of this projector is MASTER.

When the command is received during STNDBY, this projector returns the receiving command as it is as a response (callback) if it is in the period when the concerned command cannot be accepted.

Each setting/query command concerning P IN P controls to information on the user being set by current P IN P setting. Therefore, ER401 is returned as a response (callback) when P IN P setting is OFF.

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Panasonic D10000, PT-DW10000 specifications Case of the parameter error Hexadecimal 02h, 03h

PT-DW10000, D10000 specifications

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