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RS232C Control Specification for VP-12S3 1. PC Control Interface * RS-232C(Straight Cable) * Baud rate 9600 bps * Data length 8 bits * Parity None * Stop bit 1 bit * Flow Control RTS/CTS * Communication procedure Full duplex 2. PC Control Command Reference 2.1. Command Communications Sequence Projector returns ACK, NAK, or Status after reception of Command within 1 second. An ASCII code is used for data. It is discriminated whether transmitting character sequences are a capital letter and a small letter. Although there is no distinction of a capital letter small letter, let a capital letter be a standard. Command transmission and Status reply add Start Character and End Character as follows. Start Character : End Character : Command Sample : Feedback Sample : '@' 0x0D "@PWR?", 0x0D "@PWR1", 0x0D, 0x0A (Request Power Status) (Power Status = On) ACK and NAK use the following control code. ACK(Reception success) NAK(Reception failure) :0x06, 0x0D, 0x0A :0x15, 0x0D, 0x0A A reception side cancels data before '@'. When 0x0D comes, with '@' not coming, NAK (reception failure) is returned. That which made Hex the ASCII code is used for transmission and reception of digital data. Between a command and a numerical value, '/' is inserted as a delimiter. For Example: When 26(decimal) of the number is expressed '1', 'A' → 0x31, 0x41 2.2. Normal Command It is Command which demands processing. In data other than an appointed command, or the state where '@' does not come, when 0x0D comes, it becomes reception failure, and NAK is returned. 2

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RS232C Control Specification for VP-12S3
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1. PC Control
Interface
* RS-232C(Straight Cable)
* Baud rate:
.....................................
9600 bps
* Data length:
..................................
8 bits
* Parity:
...........................................
None
* Stop bit:
........................................
1 bit
* Flow Control:
................................
RTS/CTS
* Communication procedure:
...........
Full duplex
2.
PC Control Command Reference
2.1.
Command Communications Sequence
Projector returns ACK, NAK, or Status after reception of Command within 1 second.
An ASCII code is used for data. It is discriminated whether transmitting character sequences are a capital
letter and a small letter.
Although there is no distinction of a capital letter small letter, let a capital letter be a standard.
Command transmission and Status reply add Start Character and End Character as follows.
Start Character
:
’@’
End Character
:
0x0D
Command Sample
:
"@PWR?", 0x0D
(Request Power Status)
Feedback Sample
:
"@PWR1", 0x0D, 0x0A
(Power Status = On)
ACK and NAK use the following control code.
ACK(Reception success)
:
0x06, 0x0D, 0x0A
NAK(Reception failure)
:
0x15, 0x0D, 0x0A
A reception side cancels data before '@'. When 0x0D comes, with '@' not coming, NAK (reception failure) is
returned.
That which made Hex the ASCII code is used for transmission and reception of digital data.
Between a command and a numerical value, '/' is inserted as a delimiter.
For Example: When 26(decimal) of the number is expressed
'1', 'A'
0x31, 0x41
2.2.
Normal Command
It is Command which demands processing.
In data other than an appointed command, or the state where '@' does not come, when 0x0D comes, it
becomes reception failure, and NAK is returned.