Extron Electronics MGP 462D - Manual (Page 66)

Software Configuration and Control, cont’d
MGP 462 • Software Configuration and Control 4-18
Backgr
ound color
, continued
Set user
-defined color levels
X
!
*
X
!
*
X
!
*
22#
Ubk
X
!
*
X
!
*
X
!
Set the r
ed, gr
een, and blue values for the
user
-defined color
.
X
!
= 0-255 level scale.
Example:
50
* 100
* 150
* 22#
Ubk 50
* 100
* 150
The r
ed, gr
een, and blue levels for the user
-
defined colors ar
e 50, 100, and 150,
respectively
.
V
iew user
-defined color levels
22#
Ubk
X
!
*
X
!
*
X
!
Show the r
ed, gr
een, and blue levels for the
user
-defined colors.
Film mode Enable Film mode
X5
5
* 1 * 18#
X5
5
Flm1
Enable Film mode. (Auto-senses for 3:2 or 2:2 pull-down.)
Disable Film mode
X5
5
* 0 * 18#
X5
5
Flm0
Disable Film mode.
V
iew Film mode status
X5
5
* 18#
0
(of
f) or 1
(on)
V
iew the curr
ent Film mode setting.
Auto Image Run
Auto Image
X5
7
* 55#
Aut
X5
7
Perform
Auto Image adjustment on window
X5
7
.
Bi-dir
ectional serial data port
Send data string
Esc
X1
*
X1
7
*
X
20
*
X2
1
RS
X2
W
X1
%2A
X1
7
%2A
X
20
%2A
X2
1
RS
|
X2
Response fr
om command
X1
= port number (01-99).
X1
7
= time in tens of milliseconds that the MGP will wait until r
eceipt of the first r
esponse character befor
e terminating the command
(default = 10 = 100 ms, max. = 32767). X
20
= time in tens of ms that the MGP will wait
between characters
being r
eceived via a serial port befor
e terminating the curr
ent command or r
eceive operation
(default = 2 = 20 ms, max. = 32767). X2
1
= #L
or
#D. The letter parameter is case sensitive (r
equir
es capital D or capital L).
L =
L
ength of the message to be r
eceived.
D =
D
elimiter value
# = byte count (for L) or a single ASCII character expr
essed in decimal form (for D).
Byte count # can be fr
om 0 to 32767, default = 0. The ASCII decimal # can be fr
om 0 to 00255, default = the byte count. A
3-byte length = 3L.
A delimiter of ASCII 0A = 10D. The r
esponse includes leading zer
os.
X
2
= command data section. For W
eb encoding for
X2
, be sur
e to convert nonalphanumeric characters to hex numbers.
Example:
Esc
05*4*7*3L RS
<data>•
W05%2A4%2A7%2A3L RS
| <data>
Response fr
om command
The *
X1
7
*
X
20
*
X2
1
sequence is optional. If
X1
7
and
X
20
are not specified, the default values ar
e used.
Command/r
esponse table for IP contr
ol port commands
Command
ASCII (T
elnet)
URL Encoded (W
e
b
)
Response
Additional description
(host to pr
ocessor)
(host to pr
ocessor)
(processor to host)