RGB Spectrum SuperView 3000

SERIAL COMMAND SET

SerialCommand Set Usage

30 SuperView3000 User Manual May9, 2002

HostInteractive (none) Entersthe host interac tivem ode. This is an adjustment mode

forchanging the Ho st Timingv alues to better suit your

displaydevice. Once in the interactive mode,a whitebox and

crosshair ap pear on the output display.

Startingwith the upper-leftt corne r of the box, use these

keyboardcontrols:

i=move up m=move down

j=move left l=moveright

Withthe upper-left corner properly adjust ed, address the

lower-rightcorner next by using thes eke yboard controls:

I=moveup M=move down

J=move left L=moveright

Withthe image properly adjusted, quit the utility:

q=quit

Afteryou have adjusted t he input to your satisfaction, use the

HostName command to name your i nput source, and the Host

Savecommand to store the Host List.

HostLIST [<1…64>][<1… 64>] Displaysthe entries i n the Host List (Table5 ).Without

arguments,the command returns the entire list. Withone

argument,it returns inform ation on the specified Host List

entry.With both arguments, it returns the portion of the Host

Listspecified by the arguments.

Thefirst 1 0 entries are user-defined. That is, the se slots are

reservedfor host timing strings the user defineswith the

HostTimingand/or HostInteractive commands, and saves

withthe HostSave <1…10> comma nd.

Entries11 through 54 include both p rogressive (non-

interlaced)and interl aced hosts with a standard 4:3 or 5:4

aspectratio. They are listed in orderof decreasing resolution

andfrequency. Entries 55 through 63 are 16 :9w ide screen

hosts.Entry 64 is a 1600x12 00 pixel host.

Factorydefault: Host #11

HostLOAD <1…64> Loadsthe ind icated host from the Host List.

HostName <name> Assignsa name to the current ho st. The argument can be up to

17alphanumeric characters withno spaces (underscore is

acceptable).

Factorydefault: Auto_1

HostSave <1…10> Savesthe current host setting si nto the Host List.The

argumentspecifies which Host List position is used.

HostTiming <input#> <hfp> <hs>

Setsthe timing for the current host.

Factorydefault: Ho st #11,1280 x1024, 75 Hz

SeeTable 5 for a description of Host List.

Command Arguments Description