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8.11.4 Operation mode [FUNCTION]
Set the LAN operation mode consisting of “RECEIVER” mode that controls the MSD externally and
“TRANSMITTER” mode that controls peripheral devices from the MSD.
If you select “TRANSMITTER” mode, you need to set the IP address of the device and the port number to be
connected. The MSD can establish up to eight connections and the operation mode can be set separately.
[Table 8.11] Setting items of LAN’s operation mode
Item Description Range
FUNCTION
*1
Controlling the MSD externally or controlling
peripheral devices from MSD. RECEIVER [Default]
TRANSMITTER
IP
*2
IP address of target device 4 bytes between 0 to 255
[Default] 192.168.001.198
PJLink
*2
Whether you use PJLink (class1) for projector
control or not. OFF : PJLink is not used. [Default]
ON : PJLink is used.
PORT
*2 *3
Port number for “TRANSMITTER” mode.
(Set the port number for “RECEIVER” mode
in “8.11.5 TCP port number”.) 1 to 65535 [Default]: 1100
Make sure the port number is correct,
because reserved port number that is
only for specific purpose can also be
selected technically.
PASSWORD
*2 *4
Password for authentication at PJLink protocol
connection (up to 32 characters).
Not necessary if you do not perform the
authentication with password. “9 ASCII codes”: 30 to 39, 41 to 5A, and
61 to 7A (alphanumeric character)
Final character: 20 (space) [Default]
*1
[Table 8.12] LAN’s operation mode
Mode External control
Controlling peripheral devices using ”8.12
Control Command Settings”
RECEIVER mode Can be used Cannot be used
*5
TRANSMITTER mode Cannot be used
*6
Can be used
*2
If selecting “RECEIVER” for operation mode, you do not need to set the item.
*3
If selecting “ON” for PJLink protocol, the target port number is fixed at “4352”.
*4
If selecting “OFF” for PJLink protocol, you do not need to set the item.
*5
Connections that are set to “RECEIVER” cannot be used for controlling peripheral devices.
*6
Connections that are set to “TRANSMITTER” cannot be used for controlling the MSD externally.