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RS-232C Communication / Network command table (continued)

Names	Operation Type			Header								Command Data
									CRC		Action		Type		Setting code


CONTRAST		Get	BE EF		03		06	00	FD D3		02	00	04	20	00	00
		Increment	BE EF		03		06	00	9B	D3	04	00	04	20	00	00
		Decrement	BE EF		03		06	00	4A	D2	05	00	04	20	00	00
CONTRAST		Execute	BE EF		03		06	00	A4	D2	06	00	01	70	00	00
Reset

		1 DEFAULT	BE EF		03		06	00	07	E9	01	00	A1 30		20	00
		1 CUSTOM	BE EF		03		06	00	07 FD		01	00	A1 30		10	00
		2 DEFAULT	BE EF		03		06	00	97	E8	01	00	A1 30		21	00
		2 CUSTOM	BE EF		03		06	00	97 FC		01	00	A1 30		11 00
		3 DEFAULT	BE EF		03		06	00	67	E8	01	00	A1 30		22	00
GAMMA	Set	3 CUSTOM	BE EF		03		06	00	67 FC		01	00	A1 30		12	00
		4 DEFAULT	BE EF		03		06	00	F7	E9	01	00	A1 30		23	00

		4 CUSTOM	BE EF		03		06	00	F7 FD		01	00	A1 30		13	00
		5 DEFAULT	BE EF		03		06	00	C7	EB	01	00	A1 30		24	00
		5 CUSTOM	BE EF		03		06	00	C7 FF		01	00	A1 30		14	00
		6 DEFAULT	BE EF		03		06	00	57 EA		01	00	A1 30		25	00
		6 CUSTOM	BE EF		03		06	00	57 FE		01	00	A1 30		15	00
		Get	BE EF		03		06	00	F4	F0	02	00	A1 30		00	00
		Off	BE EF		03		06	00	FB FA		01	00	80	30	00	00
User Gamma	Set	9 steps gray scale	BE EF		03		06	00	6B	FB	01	00	80	30	01	00
		15 steps gray scale	BE EF		03		06	00	9B	FB	01	00	80	30	02	00
Pattern
		Ramp	BE EF		03		06	00	0B FA		01	00	80	30	03	00

		Get	BE EF		03		06	00	C8 FA		02	00	80	30	00	00
User Gamma		Get	BE EF		03		06	00	08 FE		02	00	90	30	00	00
		Increment	BE EF		03		06	00	6E	FE	04	00	90	30	00	00
Point 1
		Decrement	BE EF		03		06	00	BF FF		05	00	90	30	00	00

User Gamma		Execute	BE EF		03		06	00	58 C2		06	00	50	70	00	00
Point 1 Reset

User Gamma		Get	BE EF		03		06	00	F4	FF	02	00	91	30	00	00
		Increment	BE EF		03		06	00	92	FF	04	00	91	30	00	00
Point 2
		Decrement	BE EF		03		06	00	43 FE		05	00	91	30	00	00

User Gamma		Execute	BE EF		03		06	00	A4	C3	06	00	51	70	00	00
Point 2 Reset

User Gamma		Get	BE EF		03		06	00	B0	FF	02	00	92	30	00	00
		Increment	BE EF		03		06	00	D6 FF		04	00	92	30	00	00
Point 3
		Decrement	BE EF		03		06	00	07 FE		05	00	92	30	00	00

User Gamma		Execute	BE EF		03		06	00	E0	C3	06	00	52	70	00	00
Point 3 Reset

User Gamma		Get	BE EF		03		06	00	4C	FE	02	00	93	30	00	00
		Increment	BE EF		03		06	00	2A	FE	04	00	93	30	00	00
Point 4
		Decrement	BE EF		03		06	00	FB FF		05	00	93	30	00	00

User Gamma		Execute	BE EF		03		06	00	1C	C2	06	00	53	70	00	00
Point 4 Reset

User Gamma		Get	BE EF		03		06	00	38	FF	02	00	94	30	00	00
		Increment	BE EF		03		06	00	5E	FF	04	00	94	30	00	00
Point 5
		Decrement	BE EF		03		06	00	8F	FE	05	00	94	30	00	00

User Gamma		Execute	BE EF		03		06	00	68 C3		06	00	54	70	00	00
Point 5 Reset

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VS13835 specifications

The ViewSonic VS13835 is a versatile and high-performance projector that caters to both home entertainment and professional presentation needs. This model has been designed to deliver stunning visual quality, making it an ideal choice for users looking for sharp and vibrant images.

One of the standout features of the VS13835 is its high brightness level. With a brightness of 3,600 ANSI lumens, this projector ensures that images remain clear and visible even in well-lit environments. This feature makes it suitable for classrooms, conference rooms, and even outdoor movie nights. Coupled with a native resolution of 1080p (1920x1080), it supports Full HD content, providing sharp detail and dynamic color reproduction.

Another key characteristic of the VS13835 is its advanced color technology. ViewSonic employs ColorMax technology, which enhances color accuracy and offers a broader color spectrum. This ensures that users experience rich and lifelike colors that are crucial for presentations and movie screenings alike. Additionally, the projector uses the SuperEco mode, which helps to extend the lamp life considerably, providing up to 15,000 hours in economy mode, thus lowering maintenance and replacement costs.

Connectivity options are abundant in the VS13835, with multiple ports available, including HDMI, USB, and VGA inputs. This allows for seamless connections to various devices such as laptops, Blu-ray players, and gaming consoles. Furthermore, the projector supports wireless connectivity, enabling users to project content from smartphones and tablets effortlessly.

The VS13835 also comes equipped with a vertical keystone correction, enabling straightforward adjustment of the image to fit any projection surface. This feature is particularly beneficial in environments where space may be limited or where the projector needs to be positioned at an angle.

In terms of design, the ViewSonic VS13835 has a sleek and portable build, making it easy to transport for on-the-go presentations. With its robust features, high-quality performance, and user-friendly design, the ViewSonic VS13835 stands out as a top option for anyone in need of a reliable projector for both professional and personal use.

Contents

ViewSonic Following information is only for EU-member states FCC StatementFor Canada CE Conformity for European Countries Important Safety Instructions Iii Declaration of RoHS Compliance For Your Records Copyright Information Trademark acknowledgment About this manual Contents Audio menu MaintenanceTroubleshooting Specifications 106 Network Presentation 141 Network Guide Connection to the Network 108 Web Control 149 Troubleshooting 193 Appendix 196Other Functions 182 Contents of package Projector Part names Computer IN1 port Control panel and Lens adjustersPart names STANDBY/ON button Reset button UP button Down button Volume + buttonEnter button Projector top Projector bottom Setting upArrangement 1024X768 ±10% Arrangement Arrangement About Plug-and-Play capability Connecting with your devices Computer Connecting with your devices Computer Access point USB storage device Digital VCR/DVD/Blu-ray Disc player Video Device Remote Microphone WiredMicrophone function SpeakersMonitor Using the security bar and slot Connecting to a power supplyPower cord Obey the local laws on disposing the battery Remote controlInstalling the batteries About the remote control signal Using as a simple PC mouse & keyboard Changing the frequency of remote control signal Power indicator Power on/offTurning on the power Turning off the power Temporarily muting the sound Adjusting the volumeSelecting an input signal Operating Press the MY Source / DOC. Camera button on Selecting an input signalRemote control. The input signal will be changed While on is selected for Auto Search item in Option Normal 43 169 1610 Searching an input signal For an Hdmitm signal Selecting an aspect ratio Adjusting the projector’s elevator Adjusting the lens  For a video signal and s-video signal Using the automatic adjustment featureAdjusting the position  For a computer signal Correcting the distortion Pro9500 Magnify ON/OFF button Using the magnify feature Blank button Temporarily freezing the screenTemporarily blanking the screen Freeze button Position button Using the menu functionEasy Menu Advanced Menu Indication in OSD On Screen Display Using the menu function Keystone Picture ModeAspect Auto Keystone Filter Time ECO ModeReset Mirror Gamma Picture menuBrightness Contrast Color Color TempTint Active Iris Sharpness For an Hdmitm signal For a computer signalImage menu USB Type B or Hdmi port Position Adjusted Set to the default Color Space Input menuProgressive Video NR Hdmi Format Video FormatHdmi Range Frame Lock Computer Resolution Setup menu Auto ECO Mode Monitor OUT Standby Mode Audio Source VolumeAudio menu Speaker Hdmi Audio MIC VolumeMIC Level Start UP Screen menuMenu Position Blank MyScreen Capturing error has occurred. Please try againMyScreen registration is finished Message MyScreen Lock Source Name Template Channel Description Closed CaptionDisplay Mode Auto Direct PowerOption menu Auto Search Type B port Auto PowerOFF USB Type B Air filter Lamp Time Messenger Function in the Network Guide MY Button MIC Volume Turns on/off the MIC Volume dialog Active Iris Changes the active iris modePicture Mode Changes the Picture Mode Resolution Turns on/off the Resolution dialog Ghost ServiceFAN Speed High ó Normal Network Guide KEY LockRemote Freq Control port Parity Serial SettingsCommunication Type Baud Rate Stack Response Limit TimeGuide Information Factory Reset Network menu SetupDhcp Subnet DefaultSetup Gateway IP Address Projector Name AMX D.D MY Image Multi PC QuitPresenter Presentation Display mode in the Network Guide .1.3 SwitchingUser Name Information Security PasswordSecurity menu Enter to the Security menu Turning off the MyScreen Password Turning on the MyScreen PasswordMyScreen If you have forgotten your PIN code PIN LockTurning on the PIN Lock Turning off the PIN Lock Turning off the Transition Detector TransitionTurning on the Transition Detector Detector MY Text Password Turning on the MY Text PasswordTurning off the MY Text Password Stack Lock IndicatorMY Text Writing Supported format Presentation toolsPC-LESS Presentation Supported storage media Selected image Thumbnail menu Thumbnail images PC-LESS Presentation Down Setup menu for the selected imageOperating by buttons or keys Button operation Functions Operating by the menu on the Thumbnail screen Presentation tools Button operation Control Projector Software Slideshow mode Set the beginning number Returns to the thumbnail modeSelect the Slideshow mode Play the Slideshow Example of playlist.txt files Playlist Hardware and software requirement for computer USB DisplayUSB Port USB cable 1 piece If you select Display on the Right-Click USB Display Image quality Keep PC resolutionOptimize Performance Transmission speed Replacing the lamp MaintenanceType number RLC-063 DT01175 Replacing the lamp Replacing the lamp Lamp warning Cleaning and replacing the air filter Cleaning and replacing the air filter Battery Battery Cover Replacing the internal clock batteryRaised dot Knob Caring for the lens Caring for the cabinet and remote controlOther care Inside of the projector Related messages TroubleshootingMessage Description Related messages Internal temperature is risingButton operation is not available Regarding the indicator lamps Shutting the projector down Resetting all settings Input changeover settings are mismatched Electrical power cord is not pluggedSignal cables are not correctly connected Signal source does not correctly work Mode selected for Hdmi Audio is not suitable Signal cables are not correctly connectedVolume is adjusted to an extremely low level Audio SOURCE/SPEAKER setting is not correct Frame Lock function cannot work on the current Input signal Color settings are not correctly adjustedColor Space setting is not suitable Projector is operating in Eco mode Forced to shut down Saving function is workingNetwork Bridge function is turned off Is working properly Specification Specifications 107 Unit mm CD-ROM drive Connection to the networkSystem requirements Required equipment preparation 109 System requirements Installing the LiveViewer Installing the LiveViewer110 111 Installing the LiveViewerWindows XP Windows Vista or Windows Process overview Process to connect the network112 Starting the LiveViewer Process to connect the network113 Selecting either the wireless LAN or wired LAN Selecting the network connection mode114 115 Selecting the network connection mode 116 Selecting My Connection 117 Enter PassCode Selecting the network connection method118 Method Selecting the network connection methodPasscode connection Getting the Passcode 120 121 Entering the Passcode 122 123 To item 1.5 Selecting the network connection method Confirming the connection to your destination124 Wireless LAN Configuring manually125 126 Wired LAN Profile connection Manual configuration127 History connection Manual configuration128 129 Configuring the network settings manuallySelect the Configure Network Settings Manually If you use the wired LAN, go to Wired LAN 130 Configuring the network settings manually Wireless LAN 131 Configuring the network settings manually 132 133 Connection and transmission Confirming the connection to your destination134 135 Confirming the connection to your destination 136 Connection error 137 Profile dataOutline of Profile data Making Profile data Editing Profile data Profile data138 Click the My Connection Registering My Connection139 140 Network Presentation Using the LiveViewer Using the LiveViewer Status Status icon Indicator Indicator shows the following statusIndicator Status Displaying the status Status Display Switching the display mode144 145 146  Presenter Mode Display User Name Refer to Network menu in the Operating Guide Starting the Network Presentation Display mode147 148 Presenter modeStarting the Network Presentation Display User Name 149 Web Control 150 Logon Main menu User name PasswordAdministrator Blank Logon 152 Projector Name Displays the projector name settingsDisplays the Dhcp configuration settings Network Information Dhcp OFF Network SettingsDisplays and configures network settings Dhcp on Displays and configures communication port settings Port Settings154 Click the Apply button to save the settings Port Settings Displays and configures e-mail addressing settings Mail SettingsSend Test Mail Displays and configures failure & alert settings Alert Settings Alert Settings The Alert Items are shown below Displays and configures schedule settings Schedule Settings159 Description Schedule Schedule Settings The schedule settings are shown belowDate Month/Day 161 Schedule Settings 162 Date/Time SettingsDisplays and configures the date and time settings First, 2, 3, 4, Last Sntp Server Address Date/Time SettingsTime difference Sntp Snmp Security Settings Projector Control Projector Control Monitor OUT USB Setup Auto KeystoneKeystone H Monitor OUT LAN Screen Language Audio VolumeLAN USB Type a MY BUTTON-1 Direct Power onAuto Power OFF Option Auto Search 170 Slideshow Remote ControlMenu Enter Projector Status Displays and configures the current projector status172 173 Network RestartRestarts the projector’s network connection Description Restart Transfer image data Display image data 1 My Image Function174 175 My Image Function Transfer text data Display text data ex Messenger Function176 177 Messenger Function Network Bridge Function Connecting devicesLAN port Control port Condition Communication setupMenu Service Communication in the Operating Guide Communication port 180 Transmission methodOperating Guide OFF  1s  2s  3s  OFF 181 Transmission method 182 Mail SettingsOther Functions Mail Alerts 183 Mail Alerts Snmp Settings Projector Management using Snmp184 185 Event Scheduling Event Scheduling Schedule Settings186 187 Date/Time Settings 188 Command Control via the NetworkFollowing two ports are assigned for the command control Communication Port 189 Command Control via the Network TCP #9715 Command FormatReply Error code Header Data length RS-232Ccommand Check Sum Connection Reply Data format Automatic Connection Break Authentication192 193 ViewSonic 194 Troubleshooting 195 196 Pro9500 RS-232C CommunicationRD2 DTR GND DSR RTS DTS Action Type Setting codeHeader code Packet Data size CRC flag Data reply 1Dh + xxxxh Error reply 1Ch + 0000hACK reply 06h NAK reply 15h 199 Command Control via the Network Port1 Port Port SettingsSecurity Settings Control Port1 Port 23 to use TCP #23 Check Sum RS-232C commandsHeader Data Length ××h connection ID ACK reply 06h + ××h202 203 Network Bridge Communication 204 Condition4800bps / 9600bps / 19200bps / 38400bps Start bit Bit fixed 205 RS-232C Communication / Network command table Gamma 206 207 208 209 210 211 Mirror 212 213 214 Blank 215 216 RS-232C- Communication//Networkcommandtable MY BUTTON-1 217 MY Source 218 PJLink command = Error is not detected 1 = Warning 2 = 4th byte Refers to Cover error one of 0 to5th byte Refers to Filter error one of 0 to 6th byte Refers to Other error one of 0 to 221 Instant Stack Guide Contents Important safety instruction Entries and graphical symbols explanationInstant Stack feature 224 General installation Instant Stack Remote control for Intellectual Stack and Simple StackInstallation styles Basic information and preparations 227 Preparing for Intellectual Stack Preparing elevator feet Installing the first projector Set aDeciding installation position Removing pocket caps Advanced Menu Option Service Communication Stack Setting up Set a 230 Connecting projectors Installing the second projector Set BStacking the projectors Stack menu will appear on screen. Op Setting up Set B 233 Confirming Main and Sub settings For Intellectual Stack users Fine adjusting image position 236 For Simple Stack users 237 Displaying Stack menu 238 Selecting Main, Sub or off Turn on the projectors. This is not Malfunction Selecting lamp operation modeGamma and Color Temp are Not displayed It takes slightly longer time to 240 241 Selecting lamp switching mode 242 Selecting input source for Sub Stack menu Exiting Intellectual Stack menuDialog from Stack menu Important information for Intellectual Stack Input source from the following ports cannot be selected Turning on/off Auto Keystone Operating Guide → Option menuExample 246 247 Connecting an RS-232C cable Inputting image from Main to Sub Connecting signal cablesInputting image to Sub and Main individually Checking Main projectors operating status Preparing for menu operations249 250 Starting up Main projector Inputting image from Main to Sub Computer signal Setting the menu Inputting image to Sub and Main individually 253 Restrictions on the Sub projector Restrictions on the Main projector 255 Signal cables are not connected correctly No power is supplied to the Main and Sub ProjectorRS-232C cable between the Main Correctly Remote control is pointed at the SubThere are some adjustment differences Two images Two images are not superimposed 258 End User License Agreement for the Projector Software 259 260 Endbenutzerlizenzvereinbarung für die Projektorsoftware 261 262 263 Avtale om sluttbrukerlisens for projektorens programvare 264 Gebruiksrechtovereenkomst Eula voor de projectorsoftware 265 266 投影机软件的终端用户许可协议 267 프로젝터 소프트웨어 최종 사용자 라이센스 계약 268 Slutanvändarlicensavtal för projektorns programvara 269 270 Projektoriohjelmiston käyttöoikeussopimus 271 272 GNU General Public License Version 2, June 273 No Warranty END of Terms and Conditions 274 275 GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1, February 276 277 278 About the OpenSSL Toolkit 279 Customer Support 280 Limited Warranty 281 Projector Warranty 282 Mexico Limited Warranty Name, address, of manufacturer and importers 283