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Serial Port setting, Serial Port

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Chapter 6 Use of Serial Port This product provides a serial control port (RS-232C) to control the external equipment which has an RC-232C port. This function allows external equipment to be controlled by the computer through the network and the projector can be controlled by the external serial controller. Before connecting the external equipment, perform the setting "Serial port setting" described below. Serial Port setting This is to set up the serial port on the network board. Display the setting page by clicking on the Serial Port linked text on the main menu. To communicate with external equipment correctly, communication condition must be set to the same values as that the connected equipment is using. After fixing the setting, press the Set button*1. Item Description Baud Rate..........Communication speed for serial port, select with the pull-down menu. Parity Parity check, the ways for error detecting of the transferred data. Stop Stop bit, indicates the end of communication. Flow Control ......Ways for communication flow. Data Indicates the length of data Serial Control ....Selects equipment to control External ........Used to select when the external equipment connected to the serial port is controlled by the computer through the LAN port. Projector........Used to select when the projector is controlled by the serial controller connected to the serial port. Port Indicates the port number of TCP/IP. The default number is 23. Use the same port number specified by application. There are some reserved port number*2. If one of those port numbers is used, the alert dialog window will appear and let you know that it is an invalid port number. 62

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Chapter 6 Use of Serial Port
This product provides a serial control port (RS-232C) to control the external
equipment which has an RC-232C port. This function allows external equip-
ment to be controlled by the computer through the network and the projec-
tor can be controlled by the external serial controller. Before connecting the
external equipment, perform the setting “Serial port setting” described
below.
Serial Port setting
This is to set up the serial port on the network board. Display the setting page by
clicking on the
Serial Port
linked text on the main menu. To communicate with exter-
nal equipment correctly, communication condition must be set to the same values as
that the connected equipment is using. After fixing the setting, press the
Set
button*
1
.
Item
Description
Baud Rate
..........
Communication speed for serial port, select with the pull-down menu.
Parity
..................
Parity check, the ways for error detecting of the transferred data.
Stop
..................
Stop bit, indicates the end of communication.
Flow Control
......
Ways for communication flow.
Data
..................
Indicates the length of data
Serial Control
....
Selects equipment to control
External
........
Used to select when the external equipment connected to the serial
port is controlled by the computer through the LAN port.
Projector
........
Used to select when the projector is controlled by the serial controller
connected to the serial port.
Port
....................
Indicates the port number of TCP/IP. The default number is 23. Use the same port
number specified by application. There are some reserved port number*
2
. If one of
those port numbers is used, the alert dialog window will appear and let you know
that it is an invalid port number.