Canon SX 50 - Manual (Page 103)

Projector User Commands
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SEL
Input signal selection
Format
SEL=<Input signal selection parameter:ID>
Parameter
<Input signal selection parameter:ID>
AUTO Auto
The parameters which can be set at any given point in time can be obtained using the RANGE
command. For details, refer to the RANGE command.
Response
"i:OK" is returned if the parameter was set properly.
For details on other responses, refer to the "Error List".
Description
This selects the input signal.
(1) For models other than SX7 Mark II: It can be executed when the projector is in both the remote mode and
power-on status at the same time.
For SX7 Mark II: It can be executed whenever the projector is in the power-on status.
(2) A “busy” response is given while the zoom or focus lens is being driven.
(Refer to the ZCONTDRV command and FCONTDRV command.)
(3) It may not be possible to execute the command with some input signals.
(4) This command takes effect only with the "AUTO" parameter setting.
(5) This command has the same function as the buttons listed in the table below.
Model Menu
SX50 [Display setting] - [Input signal selection]-[AUTO]
SX6, SX60, X600, SX7, X700,
SX7 Mark II
[Display setting] - [Input signal selection]-[AUTO]
(6) The GET command can be used to retrieve the current current input signal.
For details, refer to the GET command.
List of signals which can be detected
Parameter Remarks
PAL Includes PAL-M and PAL-N
SECAM
NTSC Includes NTSC4.43
1080i Includes 540p (1080i non-interlaced signal)
1035i
720p
575p
480p
575i Includes 288p (PAL non-interlaced signal)
480i Includes 240p (NTSC non-interlaced signal)
UNKNOWN No-color, 1080p, and other signals
Example
Setting
> SEL=AUTO This sets the input signal selection to “AUTO”.
< i:OK
Reference
> GET SEL or ?SEL This retrieves the input signal.
< g:SEL=575p
Acquisition of parameters which can be set
> RANGE SEL
< r:SEL=I, AUTO Only "AUTO" can be set for the input signal selection.
* Commands are indicated by ">", and responses are indicated by "<".
Setting