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CF_SYSTEM Command, 8. Screen Control Command, 8.1. CF_SCREEN Command

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Expand Serial Command Functional Specification Page 20 of 41 8.7.4. CF_SYSTEM Command Command "CF_SYSTEM_%1" [CR] PC Input "MODE1 Select Mode 1 "MODE2 Select Mode 2 "MODE3 Select Mode 3 "MODE4 Select Mode 4 "MODE5 Select Mode 5 "AUTO Select Auto System "NTSC Select NTSC "NTSC443" -------- Select NTSC4.43 %1 "PAL Select PAL "SECAM Select SECAM "PAL-M Select PAL-M Video Input "PAL-N Select PAL-N "1080I Select 1080i "1035I Select 1035i "720P Select 720p "575P Select 575p "480P Select 480p "575I Select 575i "480I Select 480i Details Select System for current Input mode. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On status) When Input does not meet the requirement for specified %1, the response will be "101" and the Command does not execute. Note1) "NTSC" / "NTSC4.43" / "PAL" / "SECAM" / "PAL-M" / "PAL-N" is available only when Input Video or S-Video. Note2) "1080I" / "1035I" / "720p" / "575P" / "480P" / "575I" / "480I" is available only when Input is Y, Pb/Cb, Pr/Cr. Response Acceptable Unacceptable "000" [CR] "Error Code" [CR] 8.8. Screen Control Command 8.8.1. CF_SCREEN Command Command "CF_SCREEN_%1" [CR] "NORMAL Select Normal (4:3) "WIDE Select Wide (16:9) PC Input "TRUE Select True %1 "DZOOM_UP Up to Digital Zoom "DZOOM_DN Down to Digital Zoom Video Input "NORMAL Select Normal (4:3) "WIDE Select Wide (16:9) Details Select Screen size. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On status) When Input does not meet the requirement for the specified %1, the response will be "101" [CR], and the Command is not executed. Note) "WIDE" / "NORMAL" dose valid when Input signal is only 4:3. Unvalid 16:9 signal. Response Acceptable Unacceptable "000" [CR] "Error Code" [CR]

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Expand Serial Command Functional Specification
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8.7.4. CF_SYSTEM Command
Command
²CF_SYSTEM_%1± [CR]
PC Input
²MODE1± ------------- Select Mode 1
²MODE2± ------------- Select Mode 2
²MODE3± ------------- Select Mode 3
²MODE4± ------------- Select Mode 4
²MODE5± ------------- Select Mode 5
%1
Video Input
²AUTO± ------------ Select Auto System
²NTSC± ------------- Select NTSC
²NTSC443± -------- Select NTSC4.43
²PAL± --------------- Select PAL
²SECAM± ---------- Select SECAM
²PAL-M± ------------ Select PAL-M
²PAL-N± ------------ Select PAL-N
²1080I± -------------- Select 1080i
²1035I± -------------- Select 1035i
²720P± --------------- Select 720p
²575P± --------------- Select 575p
²480P± --------------- Select 480p
²575I± ---------------- Select 575i
²480I± ---------------- Select 480i
Details
Select System for current Input mode.
(Only valid when it is in the usual Power On status)
When Input does not meet the requirement for specified %1, the response will be
²101± and the Command does not execute.
Note1) ²NTSC± / ²NTSC4.43± / ²PAL± / ²SECAM± / ²PAL-M± / ²PAL-N± is available
only when Input Video or S-Video.
Note2) ²1080I± / ²1035I± / ²720p± / ²575P± / ²480P± / ²575I± / ²480I± is available
only when Input is Y, Pb/Cb, Pr/Cr.
Acceptable
²000± [CR]
Response
Unacceptable
²Error Code± [CR]
8.8. Screen Control Command
8.8.1. CF_SCREEN Command
Command
²CF_SCREEN_%1± [CR]
PC Input
²NORMAL± ----------------- Select Normal (4:3)
²WIDE± ------------------- Select Wide (16:9)
²TRUE± ---------------------- Select True
²DZOOM_UP± -------------- Up to Digital Zoom
²DZOOM_DN± -------------- Down to Digital Zoom
%1
Video Input
²NORMAL± --------------- Select Normal (4:3)
²WIDE± ------------------- Select Wide (16:9)
Details
Select Screen size. (Only valid when it is in the usual Power On status)
When Input does not meet the requirement for the specified %1, the response will
be ²101± [CR], and the Command is not executed.
Note) ²WIDE± / ²NORMAL± dose valid when Input signal is only 4:3.
Unvalid 16:9 signal.
Acceptable
²000± [CR]
Response
Unacceptable
²Error Code± [CR]