Infocus sp5000 Zusätzliches Handbuch
1 COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
1.1.1 Purpose
This specification defines the serial command line streams for controlling an InFocus projector through
the RS232 connector to the projector. These commands are intended to provide a simple set of controls
to the projector through what InFocus calls the Command Line Interface (CLI). The CLI is designed for
use by what the industry commonly calls boardroom controllers. The CLI will accept commands via
RS232 to control the necessary features used by most boardroom controllers. This CLI language uses
a simple human readable protocol to help facilitate the installers’ time necessary to setup or diagnose a
problem with boardroom control installations. However, the CLI is not a guaranteed delivery system.
the RS232 connector to the projector. These commands are intended to provide a simple set of controls
to the projector through what InFocus calls the Command Line Interface (CLI). The CLI is designed for
use by what the industry commonly calls boardroom controllers. The CLI will accept commands via
RS232 to control the necessary features used by most boardroom controllers. This CLI language uses
a simple human readable protocol to help facilitate the installers’ time necessary to setup or diagnose a
problem with boardroom control installations. However, the CLI is not a guaranteed delivery system.
1.1.2 Message
Format
As commonly used in math notation, everything is evaluated in the parenthesis first, as the parentheses
are designed to group things together. This same parenthesis nomenclature is used to group a
command and its data together (nested parenthesis are not supported). All commands are three alpha
characters followed by the request. The request can be a “?” symbol that signifies a read request, or a
numerical number represented by 1 to 4 ASCII digits, that signifies a write request. Not all commands
support reading and writing. The command table indicates the commands and requests that are
supported. There are also support commands available on non CLI format.
are designed to group things together. This same parenthesis nomenclature is used to group a
command and its data together (nested parenthesis are not supported). All commands are three alpha
characters followed by the request. The request can be a “?” symbol that signifies a read request, or a
numerical number represented by 1 to 4 ASCII digits, that signifies a write request. Not all commands
support reading and writing. The command table indicates the commands and requests that are
supported. There are also support commands available on non CLI format.
1.1.3 Write
Commands
Write commands have the following format:
(AAA####)
where,
(
- starts the CLI command
AAA
- denotes the CLI function
####
- denotes the value to be written (leading zeros are not necessary)
)
- ends the CLI command
Some functions have ranges for settings while others are Boolean. Settings with ranges range from
zero to a maximum number. If a number greater than the maximum is received, it is automatically
limited to the maximum number for that function. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT EACH FUNCTION BE
QUERIED FOR ITS RANGE WITH A READ COMMAND BEFORE ISSUING A WRITE COMMAND.
Boolean settings consider 0 as off and 1-9999 as on. The only exception is the Power command. The
only valid write values that will be accepted will be ‘0’ for turning the power off and ‘1’ for turning the
power on.
zero to a maximum number. If a number greater than the maximum is received, it is automatically
limited to the maximum number for that function. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT EACH FUNCTION BE
QUERIED FOR ITS RANGE WITH A READ COMMAND BEFORE ISSUING A WRITE COMMAND.
Boolean settings consider 0 as off and 1-9999 as on. The only exception is the Power command. The
only valid write values that will be accepted will be ‘0’ for turning the power off and ‘1’ for turning the
power on.
Examples:
Brightness Command
Brightness Command
(BRT10)
Sets the brightness to 10
Volume Command
(VOL0000)
Set the volume to 0
Freeze
Command
(FRZ1)
Freeze
the
display
Freeze Command
(FRZ9999)
Freeze the display
Power
Command
(PWR0)
Turn
power
off
Power
Command
(PWR1)
Turn
power
on
Power Command
(PWR9999)
Command not recognized