Range hpos/vpos, Projector user commands, Format – Canon SX 50 User Manual
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RANGE HPOS/VPOS
Horizontal/vertical position adjustment range request
Format
Horizontal position adjustment range inquiry
Vertical position adjustment range inquiry
RANGE□HPOS
RANGE□VPOS
Response
r:HPOS=N, <Minimum setting value>, <Maximum setting value>
r:VPOS=N, <Minimum setting value>, <Maximum setting value>
For details on other responses, refer to the "Error List".
Description
This command is used to inquire about the ranges within which the horizontal and vertical positions
can be adjusted.
(1) For models other than SX7 Mark II: Inquiry can be made when the projector is in both the remote mode
and power-on status at the same time.
For SX7 Mark II: Inquiry can be made 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 make this inquiry with some input signals.
(4) The horizontal and vertical position adjustments can be set using the HPOS and VPOS commands,
respectively.
Example
> RANGE VPOS
< r:VPOS=N, 0, 820
* Commands are indicated by ">", and responses are indicated by "<".
Commands supported
This defines the environments that support the command (power supply state, input signal state).
SX50
01.00**
SX6
01.01**
SX60
01.01**
X600
01.01**
SX7
01.01**
X700
01.01**
SX7 Mark II
01.02**
O O O O O O O
Environment
This defines the environments that support the command (power supply state, input signal state).
Power
Input
Mode
Model
OFF ON PM
D-RGB A-RGB1 A-RGB2 COMP
Video S-Video D-Video SCART None Remote Local
Remarks
SX50 x
O
x x O
O
x x x - - x O x
SX6, SX60,
X600
x
O
x x O
O
x x x x x x O x
SX7,
X700
x
O
x x O
O
x x x x x x O x
SX7 Mark II x
O
x x O
O
x x x x x x O O
* If a state is not supported, "INVALID_MODE", "NOT_POWER_SUPPLIED" or “INVALID_SOURCE” is returned with the Err
response.
* If the necessary signals are not input, 'INVALID_SIGNAL (*****)' or 'NO_SIGNAL' is returned.
* When the power supply state is in the process of switching, an "i:BUSY" reply may be sent.
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