ILS ILS22GS win7/8 - Manual (Page 10)

In the Command string text boxes you can enter the ASCII strings to be send out to the
projector to perform the function. In this example, the InFocus CLI command structure is
used. (PWR1) , (enter as text without quotes), and it will power up InFocus projectors.
(PWR0) will shut it down. A (LMP?) inquiry via the header will request lamp hours.
Some protocols require a trailing character to indicate the end of the command. Select under
Trail chars (the InFocus projectors require none).
The bottom half allows to specify the communication setting. Select the Comm port to be
used on the ILS22, baudrate, parity, number of databits, number of stopbits and
communication handshaking. People familiar with Windows embedded Hyperterminal should
recognize the choices.
Instead of being under direct control, the ILS22 can be set up to control projectors via an
attached controller capable of receiving command strings over a serial RS232 communication
line.
Basically, this form is representative for the remainder of this user guide:
- Either control is directly via the ILS22 Lectern (actually via ILStranslator)
- Control is performed via external circuitry (externally)
- Control is performed with ILStranslator functioning as a user interface to an attached
intelligent controller
If attached to an intelligent controller, and ILStranslator functioning as a user interface, you
can specify which buttons are active, which commands to send and where to.
Next to Projector control via an attached intelligent controller, this also applies to:
- Room light control (Lights)
- Mute Mic control (Mute Mic)