The advanced serial control jack shall employ the use of a standardized device control protocol that is commonly accepted and understood by control systems manufacturers. This control jack shall accept and transmit bi-directional serial commands that provide full control over the device, and provide acknowledgement to the control system of the received command.

The parallel (contact closure) control jack shall employ the use of standardized device control protocol that is commonly accepted and understood by control systems manufacturers. This control jack shall accept and transmit commands based on the state of specific contacts, when shorted to ground. This method shall provide limited control over the device, and provide acknowledgement to the control system of the received command.

The following device functions shall be available for control using this method.

A/V source selection

Volume control

Muting

Scene recall

Projector power on / stand by

Emergency override

The IR (Infrared) control capability shall employ the use of standardized device control protocol that is commonly accepted and understood by control systems manufacturers. Through the use of an external Universal (learning) IR remote control unit, this method shall provide limited control over the device.

The following device functions shall be available for control using this method.

Projector power on / standby

AV/RGB source selection

Master volume adjustment

Master muting

The serial control output jack shall employ the use of standardized device control protocol that is commonly accepted and understood by control systems manufacturers. This control jack shall transmit uni-directional serial commands that provide full control over the projector or display. The controllable projectors or displays shall include those with a compatible control input from the supplying manufacturer.

The following device functions shall be available for control using this method.

Power On / Standby

Input Selection

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