Analog Way Scan Vision VHX II - VHX480 User Manual

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SCAN VISION VHX II

Chapter 7 : RS-232 PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE

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7-4. COMMANDS AND RESPONSES TABLE

The following table resumes all of the commands which are recognized as valid and the responses that will be returned to
the controlling device.

ASCII

RESPONSE

COMMAND

TYPE

VALUE

COMMAND

DESCRIPTION

MIN MAX

DESCRIPTION

FRONT PANEL COMMANDS

C

CMD

FREEZE.

Rd/Wr

0

65535 0 = unfreeze

1 = freeze.

P

FLICK

Anti-flicker adjustment

Rd/Wr

0

2

0 = level 1

1 = level 2

2 = level 3

G

HPOS

Horizontal position.

Rd/Wr

0

255

H

VPOS

Vertical position.

Rd/Wr

0

255

I

HSIZE

Horizontal size.

Rd/Wr

0

255

J

VSIZE

Vertical size.

Rd/Wr

0

255

K

ZHPOS

Horizontal position (in zoom mode).

Rd/Wr

0

255

L

ZVPOS

Vertical zoom position (in zoom mode) Rd/Wr

0

255

M

ZHSIZE

Horizontal size (in zoom mode).

Rd/Wr

0

255

N

ZVSIZE

Vertical size (in zoom mode).

Rd/Wr

0

255

O

TSO

Zoom mode selection.

Rd/Wr

0

255 Please see value description (next section).

STATUS COMMANDS

?

DEV

Device type.

Rd

65535 18 = VHX480.

@

UNIT

Measures unity

Rd

0

65535

D

DHI

Input line frequency.

Rd

Please see value description (next section).

E

GRT

Input frame frequency.

Rd

Please see value description (next section).

F

TSY

Input format.

Rd

Please see value description (next section).

A

VERM

Firmware version.

Rd

0

65535

B

VERR

Firmware version.

Rd

0

65535

7-5. VALUES DESCRIPTION

Values sent or received are in decimal. Depending on the command letter, the value can be used as a linear control (ex :
255I to set the horizontal size to the maximum) or as a set of bits (ex : F command with multiple controls). In this case, the
value must be converted in binary base to understand every bit action.

EXAMPLE : The controlling device receives the message TSY71 (F command)

Decimal value 71 = Binary value 0100 0111
71 = (128 x 0) + (64 x 1) + (32 x 0) + (16 x 0) + (8 x 0) + (4 x 1) + (2 x 1) + (1 x 1)
bit 0 = 1 means input signal detected.
bit 1 = 1 means positive H sync detected.
bit 2 = 1 means positive V sync detected.
bit 3, 4, 5 = 000 means H & V Separate sync detected.
bit 6 = 1 means non interlaced input signal detected.
bit 7 = 0 means signal compatible with the input range frequency.

F command returns the input signal status.

bit 7

(128)

bit 6

(64)

bit 5

(32)

bit 4

(16)

bit 3

(8)

bit 2

(4)

bit 1

(2)

bit 0

(1)

0 = No signal detected.
1 = Signal detected.

xx0 = H&V Separate Sync.

0 = Negative H Sync.

x01 = Sync On Green (SOG).

1 = Positive H Sync.

011 = 1V Composite Sync.

0 = Negative V Sync.

111 = TTL Composite Sync.

1 = Positive V Sync.

0 = Interlaced signal.
1 = Non Interlaced signal.

1 = Signal incompatible with the input range frequency.

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