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Command Summary

 

 

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Table 6-2.Input Commands (Continued)

 

 

 

 

Command

Arguments

Description

INputSAVE

<100..160>

Saves the RGB input characteristic to the selected

 

 

entry in the Timing List. These settings are recalled

 

 

whenever the signal is detected by the auto-sync

 

 

circuitry, and the RGB input is selected.

 

 

This command only operates when an analog RGB

 

 

signal is present and selected (with the

 

 

INputSourCe command). Otherwise an error

 

 

message is returned.

 

 

If INputSAVE is issued for an already occupied

 

 

position, the DGy 201 requests overwrite

 

 

confirmation.

 

 

Refer to the “Factory Timing List” section for

 

 

additional details.

INputSourCe

<RGB DVI

This command selects between an RGB or DVI

 

Composite>

input source. When the optional Composite video

 

 

input is installed the selection also includes

 

 

Composite as a choice of signal source.

 

 

Factory default: RGB

 

 

 

INputTiMing

[<hfp> <hs> <hbp>

This command sets the timing of the analog RGB

 

<hact> <vfp> <vs>

input. The command can be used in two different

 

<vbp> <vact>

ways. The syntax described here provides the

 

[<phase>]

ability to change or read the complete set of timing

 

 

parameters with a single command. An alternate

 

 

method allowing a change to a single parameter is

 

 

shown in the next description (see below).

 

 

Note: The vertical total can not be changed from

 

 

the measured value; that is, the total of <vfp> +

 

 

<vs> + <vbp> + <vact> must remain constant.

 

 

The optional argument <phase> may be used to set

 

 

the sampling phase. Typically it is easier to set the

 

 

sampling phase with the INputMODulus

 

 

command.

INputTiMing

<HFP HS HBP

Using the InputTiming command with the alternate

(Alternate syntax)

HACT VFP VS VBP

syntax shown here provides the ability to change or

VACT

read a single parameter of the current input timing.

 

 

PHASE>[<value>]

See above for the syntax that supports setting or

 

 

reading all Input timing parameters as a single

 

 

command.

TiMingDELete

<100..160>

Deletes the specified timing entry from the Timing

 

 

List. Refer to the “Factory Timing List” section for

 

 

details.

TiMingLIST

[<1..160> [<1..160>]]

Displays the list of saved input and output timings.

 

[ACTIVE]

If two numeric arguments are supplied, displays all

 

 

entries in the range. If ACTIVE, displays only the

 

 

active timings.

TiMingLISTCLEAR

(none)

Deletes all user entries from the Timing List.

 

 

 

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RGB Spectrum 201 manual Input Commands Arguments Description INputSAVE, INputSourCe, TiMingLISTCLEAR

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