Sim2 RS‐232 Control - Manual (Page 10)

SUPERLUMIS
RS‐232 Control
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2.3. Status Commands
Status Commands may be used to get the current value of the main projector parameters.
Sections below describe the responses when the unit is On. It is not possible to receive a significant response when
the unit is in Standby state.
Status Commands
Parameter
Command
Projector
Status BE EF 10 0A 00 34 B7 01 01 00 01 01 15 01 00 00 02
Signal Status BE EF 10 0A 00 33 37 01 01 00 01 01 15 01 00 00 08
Lamp Status BE EF 10 0A 00 A9 36 01 01 00 01 01 15 01 00 01 10
Projector Status
If the unit is On, the returned packet (27 byte long) is described in the following table:
1E BE EF 10 13 00 ..
.. 01 01 00 01 01 15 01 00 00 02 00 00 00 SS .. .. .. .. ..
0 1 17 18 20 21
where bytes marked with .. are not relevant.
The response may be separated into 4 parts:
 1 bytes (byte 0) that initiates the packet (1E)
 17 bytes (bytes 1{17) that duplicate the sent command (apart from 2 of them | the CRC)
 3 Error bytes (bytes 18{20) that signal errors in the processing of the command
 1 Data byte (byte 21) that contains the requested data
If the 3 Error bytes (bytes 18{20) are 00 00 00 then requested data are valid.
The table below explains the meaning of returned data.
 Byte 21 (labeled SS in the table above) contains Projector Status:
On 01
Lamp Ignition 02
Lamp Restrike 03
Lamp Cooling
04
Signal Status
When then unit is On, the returned packet (25 byte long) is described in the following table:
1E BE EF 10 11 00 ..
.. 01 01 00 01 01 15 01 00 00 08 00 00 00 SS .. .. .. .. II
0 1 17 18 20 21
where bytes marked with .. are not relevant.
The response may be separated into 4 parts:
 1 bytes (byte 0) that initiates the packet (1E)
 17 bytes (bytes 1{17) that duplicate the sent command (apart from 2 of them | the CRC)
 3 Error bytes (bytes 18{20) that signal errors in the processing of the command
 2 Data bytes (bytes 21, 24) that contain the requested data
If the 3 Error bytes (bytes 18‐20) are 00 00 00 then requested data are valid.
The tables below explain the meaning of returned data.