NEC NP-PH1000U Manuale utente

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Control Commands for NEC Projector (Basic) Rev 5.16.11a

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Updated on May 16, 2011

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This file contains information about NEC projector control commands.

Model Name

GT60 : GT5000/GT6000 Series

GT50 : GT1150/GT2150 Series

HT : HT1000/HT1100 Series

HT10 : HT410/HT510 Series

LT180 LT180

LT30 : LT25/LT30/LT35 Series

LT : LT220/LT240/LT240K/LT260/LT260K/LT245/LT265 Series

LT80 : LT280/LT380 Series

MT70 : MT860/MT1060/MT1065/MT1075 Series

NP60 : NP40/NP50/NP60 Series

NP62 : NP41/NP61/NP62 Series

NP1000 : NP1000/NP2000 Series

NP3150 : NP1150/NP2150/NP3150/NP3151W Series

NP4000 : NP4000/NP4001 Series

NP905 : NP905/NP901W/VT800 Series

NP600 : NP300/NP400/NP500/NP500W/NP500WS/NP600/NP600S Series

VT : VT770 Series

VT70 : VT37/VT47/VT480/VT57/VT570/VT575/VT670/VT676 Series

VT80 : VT48/VT480/VT580 Series

VT90 : VT49/VT490/VT590/VT595/VT695 Series

VT700 : VT700

WT : WT600/WT610/WT615 Series

NP4100 : NP4100/NP4100W Series

NP3250 : NP1250/NP2250/NP3250/NP3250W Series

NP610 : NP310/NP410/NP410W/NP510/NP510W/NP510WS/NP610/NP610S Series

NP2200 : NP1200/NP2200 Series

NP216 : NP110/NP115/NP215/NP216 Series

NP64 : NP43/NP64 Series

M300 : M260X/M260W/M300X/M300W Series

P420 : P350X/P350W/P420X Series

U300 : U300X/U310W Series

V300 : V260/V260X/V200X Series

PA600 : PA600X/PA550W/PA500U/PA500X

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Contents

1. Projector Control

2. Connection Method

3. Interface Conditions

4. List of Commands

5. Command Descriptions

6. Table of Response Error Codes

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1. Projector Control

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NEC projectors make use of control commands that control the functions of the projector via connection with a

personal computer or another device.

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2. Connection Method

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The following 3 kinds of connection methods are available for sending and receiving control commands.

1. Serial connection using the serial port on the projector

A serial cable is required.

2. USB connection using the USB port on the projector

A USB cable is required.

3. LAN connection

3-1. LAN connection using a wired LAN card

A wired LAN card and LAN cable are required.

3-2. LAN connection using a wireless LAN card

A wireless LAN card is required.

3-3.LAN connection using the LAN port on the projector

A LAN cable is required.

3-4. LAN connection using a wireless LAN unit

A wireless LAN unit is required

Status of supported connection

* A USB cable is supplied as standard with the MT860/1060/1065/1075.

* The GT5000/6000 does not come with a USB cable.

* Note that a connection method using the supplied USB cable is not supported for the LT220/240/260.

* The serial cable, LAN card and LAN cable are separately sold.

* The WT610 replaced the WT610 and uses the same command set.

(CAUTION)

Before making connections, be sure to invalidate the standby mode of the projector and set the "idle mode". The

projector cannot use the control commands in the standby mode.

Setting method: Under projector [Projector Options] --> [Setup], enter a check for [Idle Mode] on Page 4.

( CAUTION ) (!1)

Before making connections, be sure to select [NORMAL] for [STANDBY MODE].

Setting method : From the projector's menu, select [SETUP] --> [OPTIONS(2)] -->[STANDBY MODE]--> [NORMAL].

( CAUTION ) (!2)

The projector accept the "POWER ON" command during [POWER-SAVING] mode for[STANDBY MODE].

Supplement:

(!1) Only the NP600/NP610/NP3200 series is compatible.

(!2) Only the M300 series is compatible.

[P350X/P350W/P420X Series]

STANDBY MODE: "POWER-SAVING"

Control Command

Serial

port

Wired

LAN port

Wireless

LAN unit

POWER ON Yes No No

Yes: Supported

No: Not supported

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3. Interface Conditions

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Serial connection

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The communications method conforms to the RS-232C standard.

(1) (2) (3-1) (3-2) (3-3) (3-4)

GT5000/GT6000 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No

GT1150/GT2150 Yes No Yes Yes Yes No

HT410/HT510 Yes No No No No No

HT1000/HT1100 Yes No No No No No

LT180 Yes No No No No No

LT25/LT30/LT35 Yes No No No No No

LT220/LT240/LT260 Yes No Yes Yes No No

LT240K/LT260K Yes Yes Yes Yes No No

LT245/LT265/LT280/LT380 Yes No No Yes Yes No

MT860/MT1060/MT1065/MT1075 Yes Yes Yes Yes No No

NP40/NP50/NP60 YesNoNoNoNoNo

NP41/NP61/NP62 YesNoNoNoNoNo

NP43/NP64 Yes No No No No No

NP1000/NP2000 Yes No No Yes Yes No

NP1150/NP2150/NP3150/NP3151W Yes No No No Yes Yes

NP4000/NP4001 Yes No No No Yes No

NP905/NP901W Yes No No No Yes Yes

NP300/NP400/NP500/NP500W/NP500WS/NP600/NP600S Yes No No No Yes No

VT770 Yes No No No No No

VT37/VT47/VT470/VT57/VT570/VT575VT/670/VT676 Yes No No No No No

VT48/VT480/VT580 Yes No No No No No

VT49/VT490/VT590/VT595/VT695/VT700 Yes No No No No No

VT700 Yes No No No No No

VT800 Yes No No No Yes No

WT600WT/610/WT615 Yes Yes Yes Yes No No

NP4000/NP4001 Yes No No No Yes No

NP1250/NP2250/NP3250/NP3250W Yes No No No Yes Yes

NP310/NP410/NP410W/NP510/NP510W/NP510WS/NP610/NP610S Yes No No No Yes No

NP1200/NP2200 Yes No No No Yes No

NP4100/NP4100W Yes No No No Yes No

NP110/NP115/NP215/NP216 Yes No No No Yes No

M260X/M260W/M300X/M300W Yes No No No Yes No

P350X/P530W/P420X Yes No No No Yes Yes

U300X/U310W Yes No No No Yes No

V260X/V260W Yes No No No Yes No

PA600X/PA550W/PA500U/PA500X Yes No No No Yes Yes

Yes: Supported

No: Not Supported

Wireless

LAN Card

Wireless

LAN Port

Wired

LAN Port

Serial Port USB Port Wired

LAN Card

* A USB cable is supplied as standard with the MT860/1060/1065/1075.

* The GT5000/6000 does not come with a USB cable.

* Note that a connection method using the supplied USB cable is not supported for the LT220/240/260.

* The serial cable, LAN card and LAN cable are separately sold.

( CAUTION )

Before making connections, set the standby mode of the projector to "NORMAL" or "Idol mode".

The projector cannot use the control commands in the power-saving condition, but the following model can use

some control commands.

[P350X/P350W/P420X Series]

STANDBY MODE: "POWER-SAVING"

Control Command

Serial

port

Wired

LAN port

Wireless

LAN unit

POWER ON Yes No No

Yes: Supported

No: Not supported

[PA600X/PA550W/PA500U/PA500X Series]

STANDBY MODE: "POWER-SAVING"

Control Command

Serial

port

Wired

LAN port

Wireless

LAN unit

POWER ON Yes No No

[PA600X/PA550W/PA500U/PA500X Series]

STANDBY MODE: "NETWORK STANDBY"

Control Command

Serial

port

Wired

LAN port

Wireless

LAN unit

POWER ON Yes Yes Yes

Yes: Supported

No: Not supported

Baud rate: 38400 bps

(NP600 series, NP610 Series, VT60/VT70/VT80/VT90 series, VT700: 19200bps)

Data length: 8 bits

Parity bit: No parity

Stop bits: 1 bit

Communications mode: Full duplex

The control connector is described below.

[ HT/LT/NP40/VT70/VT80/VT90/WT ]

The PC CONTROL connector is a mini DIN 8-pin connector.

1 To TxD of PC

4 To GND of PC

7 To RxD of PC

* 2, 3, 5, 6, and 8 are used inside the projector.

[ GT/LT80/MT/NP1000/VT (except

VT70/VT80/VT90)/NP3150/NP905/NP600/NP4000/NP3250/NP610/NP2200/NP216/M300/P420/U300/V300 ]

The PC CONTROL connector is a D-SUB 9-pin connector.

2 To TxD of PC

3 To RxD of PC

5 To GND of PC

7 To CTS of PC

8 To RTS of PC

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4. Communication Frame

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On the LT/MT/SX/GT series projectors communication is done in a frame

composed of header, data, and checksum.

The frame sent from the controller to the projector is referred to as

a command, and the one sent from the projector to the command as an

reply is referred to as a response.

The response has two types; Acknowledge (hereafter referred to as ACK)

that recognizes a command and Negative Acknowledge (hereafter referred

to as NAK) that fails to recognize a command.

+--------------+ Command +--------------+

| |-------------->| |

| Controller | | Projector |

| |<--------------| |

+--------------+ Response +--------------+

(ACK or NAK)

4-1. Frame Format

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One frame comprises a header, a data portion, and a checksum.

Frame Format:

+-------------------------------+----------------------+--------+

| Header portion | Data portion |Checksum|

| | (Max. 4095 Bytes) | |

+-----+-----+-----+-------+-----+-----+-- --+-------+--------+

| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | ~ | n | m |

+-----+-----+-----+---+---+-----+-----+-- --+-------+--------+

| 8 | 8 | 8 | 4 | 12 | 8 | ~ | 8 | 8 |

| Bit | Bit | Bit |Bit| Bit | Bit | ~ | Bit | Bit |

+-----+-----+-----+---+---------+-----+-- ~ --+-------+--------+

| | | | |

| | | | +------------- Data length

| | | +-------------------- Model code

| | +------------------------- Projector ID

| +------------------------------- ID2

+------------------------------------- ID1

* ID1: (8 Bit)

This is an identification data assigned to each command.

Command :

This sets an identification data assigned to each command to send it.

( See each command description.)

Response :

This returns the 6th bit of received ID1 as HIGH.

For ACK it sends the 8th bit back as LOW (recognized); for NAK it

sends the 8th bit back as HIGH (not recognized).

* ID2: (8 Bit)

This is an identification data assigned to each command.

Command :

This sets an identification data assigned to each command to send it.

( See each command description.)

Response :

This returns the value of received ID2 as is.

* Projector ID : (8 Bit)

This is a projector ID for the projector that sends and receives

frames.

Command :

This specifies a projector ID for the projector that sends and

receives commands. (individual notification)

Entering 00H or FFH becomes a common command for all the projectors.

(broadcast notification)

This is convenient for controlling multiple projectors at the same

time.

* When the controller is connected with the projector on a one-to-one

basis Broadcast notification is recommended.

* When the controller is connected with multiple projectors

To control a certain projector, use "individual notification".

For all others "broadcast notification" is recommended.

Response :

This returns the projector ID for a projector received regardless of

individual notification or broadcast notification.

CAUTION :

To notify individually, specifying a model code from the following

model codes is required.

* Model code: (4 Bit)

This is a model code for the projector that sends and receives frames.

Command :

This specifies a model code for the projector that sends commands.

(individual notification)

Entering 0000B or 1111B becomes a common command for all the

projectors. (broadcast notification)

This is convenient for controlling multiple projectors at the same

time.

* When the controller is connected with the projector on a one-to-one

basis Broadcast notification is recommended.

* When the controller is connected with multiple projectors

To control a certain projector, use "individual notification".

For all others "broadcast notification" is recommended.

Response :

This returns the model code for a projector received regardless of

individual notification or broadcast notification.

Table of Model codes

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0000B : (broadcast notification)

0001B : MT Series

0010B : LT Series

0011B : SX Series

0101B : GT Series

1111B : (broadcast notification)

CAUTION :

* When the model code is set to "broadcast notification", the command

becomes broadcast notification command, regardless of values of the

projector ID.

* Model code is specified using upper ranking 4 bits of data length.

The lower ranking 4 bits becomes the upper bits of data length.

* Data length : (12 Bit)

This is data length of data portion (unit:: byte).

Command :

This sets data length of data added to a command to send it.

( See each command description.)

Response :

This sets data length of data added to a response to send it.

( See each command description.)

CAUTION :

Data length is specified using total of 12 bits ( 0 - 4095) of 4 bits

of the 4th byte and 8 bits of the 5th byte.* The upper ranking 4 bits

of the 4th byte is model code.

* Data portion

This becomes data of data length specified in the data length portion.

Command :

This sets data added to a command to send it.

( See each command description.)

Response :

This sets data added to a response to send it.

( See each command description.)

* Checksum

This is lower ranking 8 bits of the sum total of the header and data

portions of one transmit and receive data frame.

4-2. Data portion of response

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For ACK

This returns ACK without adding data portion to the command that does

not request data.

This returns ACK with adding data to the data portion for the command

that requests data.

For NAK

This adds a cause of not accepting the command to data portion to

return it.

(Example) Power On

Command:

02H 00H FFH F0H 00H CKS

NAK:

A2H 00H 01H 20H 02H DATA01 DATA02 CKS

Data Contents

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DATA01 Error types

00H : Not supported

01H : Parameter error

02H : Operation mode error

03H : Gain-related error

04H : Logo transfer error

DATA02 Error description

* When not supported

00H : Unknown command

01H : The current model does not support this function.

02H : This model is not compatible with the Switcher.

03H : This model is not compatible with the PC Viewer.

* When a parameter error occurs

00H : Unvalid values specified.

01H : Specified terminal is unavailable or cannot be selected

02H : Selected language is not available.

* When an operation mode error occurs

00H : Available memory reservation error

01H : External control working

02H : Operating memory

03H : Standby

04H : On Forced on-screen mute mode

05H : Link mode working

06H : Displaying a signal other than PC Viewer

07H : -No signal-

08H : Displaying a test pattern or PC Card Files screen.

09H : No PC card is inserted-

0AH : Memory operation failed

0BH : Switcher mode working

0CH : Displaying the Entry List

* When a gain adjustment error occurs

00H : Group number / sub category number is not correct.

01H : Selected gain is not available.

02H : Adjustment failed

* When a logo transfer error occurs

00H : Start is not requested

01H : Cannot process due to storing

02H : Exceeds the total number of blocks required

at the time of start

03H : The block number of transferred data is not consecutive.

USB connection

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This conforms to the USB1.1 standard.

Transfer speed: All speeds (supported)

Endpoint: Control transfer Endpoint 0

Device class: HID class (Ver1.1)

USB1.1 Standard: Universal Serial Bus Specification Revision 1.1

HID : Human Interface Device

Connector Specifications

1 VBUS (Power supply)

2 D- (- Signal)

3 D+ (+ Signal)

4 GND (Ground)

* Depending on the USB host controller in the personal computer, the USB connection may fail to operate. When

using a USB hub, please use a self-powered type, not a bus-powered type. When using a USB hub, connection to

the first stage of the USB hub is recommended.

LAN connection

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[ Wired LAN port ]

LAN interface

Communication speed: Auto setting (10/100Mbps)

Certified standard: IEEE802.3 (10BASE-T)

IEEE802.3u (100BASE-TX, Auto-Negotiation)

A LAN connector (8 male RJ-45 connector)

1 TD+ Transmit data (+)

2 TD- Transmit data (-)

3 RD+ Receive data (+)

4 Not used

5 Not used

6 RD- Receive data (-)

7 Not used

8 Not used

[ Wired/wireless LAN card ]

The LAN connections will differ depending on the commercial LAN card that is used.

- For information on supported LAN cards, visit:

Global: http://www.nec-pj.com/

[Port Number]

The TCP port number used is "7142".

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