Digital Projection E-Vision 6000 Series User Guides

							Digital Projection E-Vision 6000 Series MENU MAP Operating Guide
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Installation
Ceiling & Rear Desktop Front, Ceiling Rear, Desktop Rear, Ceiling Front
Communication speed 4800bps, 9600bps, 19200bps, 38400bps
Display time Manual, Auto 5 sec, Auto 15 sec, Auto 45 sec
Background Blue, Black, Logo
Pin code lock Off, On
Key lock Off, On
DynamicBlack Off, On
RC sensor Both, Front, Back
Network setting
 DHCP Enable, Disable
 IP address
 Subnet
 Gateway Enable, Disable
 DNS Enable, Disable
 Apply settings
Standby mode Normal, Power-saving
PC control PC control, Network
Option
Power management Off, 0:05, 0:10, 0:20, 0:30
Screen trigger Off, On
Fan control Normal, Max
Default input select Last, Auto, Computer 1, Computer 2, Computer 3, Component, Video, S-Video
Color system
 Video Auto, NTSC, PAL, SECAM
 S-Video Auto, NTSC, PAL, SECAM
Message Off, On
Filter warning Off, 100H, 200H, 500H, 1000H
Search mode Normal, Fine
RESET
Current signal
All data
Clear lamp1 time
Clear lamp2 time
Clear filter time
Menu Sub Menus and ControlsNotes
 Some of the information in this menu 
map is summarised. See the actual 
menu on the projector for full detail.
 The underlined text represents 
the factory default value for each 
setting.
 Some menu options and controls 
may not be available due to settings 
in other menus. These will be 
shaded gray on the actual menu.
 Where it would be helpful, some 
menu options are described in more 
detail earlier in this guide. 
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							E-Vision 6000 Series
High Brightness Digital Video Projector
REMOTE COMMUNICATIONS GUIDE
LENS SHIFTZOOM
–FOCUS+
MENU
ENTER RETURN
SOURCE
POWER WARNING
LAMP1LAMP2AUT
O
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							Digital Projection E-Vision 6000 Series CONTENTS Remote Communications Guide
CONTENTS
Introduction ........................................................................\
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Serial Port Control Commands ..................................................Rem 2
Header code.................................................................................Rem 2
Examples .....................................................................................Rem 2
The Commands ....................................................................................Rem 3
Set Commands  ............................................................................Rem 3
Get Commands ............................................................................Rem 4
Remote Commands .....................................................................Rem 5
LAN Control Utility ........................................................................\
.....Rem 6
Power ON/OFF  ............................................................................Rem 6
Picture and Volume controls ........................................................Rem 6
Source Select ...............................................................................Rem 6
Mute .............................................................................................Rem 6
Projector Status............................................................................Rem 6
LAN	Configuration ........................................................................\
.......Rem 7
Settings .................................................................................................Rem 7
Host Name ...................................................................................Rem 7
Domain Name ..............................................................................Rem 7
Mail...............................................................................................Rem 7
PJLink ..........................................................................................Rem 8
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							Digital Projection E-Vision 6000 Series INTRODUCTION Remote Communications Guide
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Introduction
The projector can be controlled by using an external control system in t\
hree different ways:
•	The projector’s features can be controlled via a serial connection, using the control \
strings described in this guide.
•	The projector’s features can be controlled via a LAN connection, using the industry st\
andard PJLink commands.
•	A number of basic picture and input settings can be controlled directly u\
sing the embedded LAN Control utility.
Notes 
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							Digital Projection E-Vision 6000 Series SERIAL PORT CONTROL COMMANDS Remote Communications Guide
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Serial Port Control Commands
There are three types of command, Set commands, Get commands and Remote commands. The individual commands are described later 
in this guide. All commands consist of ASCII text strings ending with an ASCII carriage return character [CR].
•	Set commands:     [CR]
•	Set commands with data:  s   [CR]
•	Get commands:    q  [CR]
•	Remote commands:    r  [CR]
Header code
The header code comprises the following character:
ASCII: ~
Hex:  7E
Examples
Power On:
ASCII: ~  P  N  [CR] 
Hex:  7E 50 4E 0D
Set brightness to 25:
ASCII: ~  s  B  25  [CR]
Hex:  7E 73 42 32 35 0D
Get brightness (brightness is 18 in this example):
ASCII: ~ q B [CR]  The projector returns:  18
Hex:  7E 71 42 0D  The projector returns:  31 38
Simulate pressing of BLANK remote key:
ASCII:  ~  r  B [CR]
Hex:  7E 72 42 0D
Notes
 Use a null-modem cable to connect 
the projector to a PC.
 The Serial Port settings are:
 ●Communication speed (baud 
rate) - 38,400 bps
 ●Data length - 8 bits
 ●Stop bits - one
 ●Parity - none
 ●Flow control - none
 The Communication speed (baud 
rate) can be adjusted. For details, 
see the Operating Guide. 
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							Digital Projection E-Vision 6000 Series SERIAL PORT CONTROL COMMANDS Remote Communications Guide
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The Commands
The commands are divided into three groups: Set Commands, Get Commands a\
nd Remote Commands.
Set Commands
ASCIIHexFunctionDescription
~ P N [CR]7E 50 4E 0DPower On
~ P F [CR]7E 50 46 0DPower Off
~ A I [CR]7E 41 49 0DAuto Image
~ S 1 [CR]7E 53 31 0DSelect Input 1 (Computer 1)
~ S 2 [CR]7E 53 32 0DSelect Input 2 (Computer 2)
~ S 3 [CR]7E 53 33 0DSelect Input 3 (Computer 3)
~ S 4 [CR]7E 53 34 0DSelect Input 4 (Component)
~ S 5 [CR]7E 53 35 0DSelect Input 5 (Video)
~ S 6 [CR]7E 53 36 0DSelect Input 6 (S-Video)
~ s B ? [CR]7E 73 42 ? 0DBrightness? = the value to be set, between 0 and 100 (the default is 50)
~ s C ? [CR]7E 73 43 ? 0DContrast? = the value to be set, between 0 and 100 (the default is 50)
~ s R ? [CR]7E 73 52 ? 0DColor? = the value to be set, between 0 and 100 (the default is 50)
~ s N ? [CR]7E 73 4E ? 0DTint? = the value to be set, between 0 and 100 (the default is 50)
~ s A ? [CR]7E 73 41 ? 0DScreen? = the value to be set; 
0 = 4:3; 1 = 16:9; 2 = 16:10; 3 = Side Cut; 4 = Letterbox; 5 = True; 6 = 
Normal
~ s T ? [CR]7E 73 54 ? 0DColor Temperature? = the value to be set; 
0 = 5000K; 1 = 6500K; 2 = 7800K; 3 = 8500K; 4 = 9300K; 5 = 10500K
~ s J ? [CR]7E 73 4A ? 0DCeiling & Rear? = the value to be set; 
0 = Desktop Front; 1 = Ceiling Rear; 2 = Desktop Rear; 3 = Ceiling Front
Notes
 Spaces are shown in the examples 
for clarity, but are NOT used in the 
actual commands or replies. 
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Get Commands
ASCIIHexFunctionReturn String
~ q V [CR]7E 71 56 0DSoftware VersionThe current software version.
~ q P [CR]7E 71 50 0DPower StateOn or Off
~ q S [CR]7E 71 53 0DInput SelectOne of the following: 
Computer1, Computer2, Computer3, Component, Video, S-Video
~ q L [CR]7E 71 4C 0DLamp HoursBetween 0 and 2000, between 0 and 2000
~ q L1 [CR]7E 71 4C 31 0DLamp1 HoursBetween 0 and 2000
~ q L2 [CR]7E 71 4C 32 0DLamp2 HoursBetween 0 and 2000
~ q B [CR]7E 71 42 0DBrightnessBetween 0 and 100
~ q C [CR]7E 71 43 0DContrastBetween 0 and 100
~ q R [CR]7E 71 52 0DSaturationBetween 0 and 100
~ q N [CR]7E 71 4E 0DTint (Video)Between 0 and 100
~ q A [CR]7E 71 41 0DScreenOne of the following: 4:3, 16:9, 15:9, Crop, Letterbox, Native, Normal
~ q T [CR]7E 71 54 0DColor TemperatureOne of the following: 
5000K, 6500K, 7800K, 8500K, 9300K, 10500K, High-Bright
~ q J [CR]7E 71 4A 0hCeiling & RearOne of the following: Front, Rear+Ceiling, Rear, Ceiling
Notes
 Spaces are shown in the examples 
for clarity, but are NOT used in the 
actual commands or replies. 
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Remote Commands
ASCIIHEXFunction
~ r U [CR]7E 72 55 0DUP arrow
~ r D [CR]7E 72 44 0DDOWN arrow
~ r L [CR]7E 72 4C 0DLEFT arrow
~ r R [CR]7E 72 52 0DRIGHT arrow
~ r P [CR]7E 72 50 0DPOWER
~ r E [CR]7E 72 45 0DEXIT
~ r I [CR]7E 72 49 0DINPUT
~ r A [CR]7E 72 41 0DAUTO
~ r K [CR]7E 72 4B 0DKEYSTONE +
~ r J [CR]7E 72 4A 0DKEYSTONE -
~ r M [CR]7E 72 4D 0DMENU
~ r S [CR]7E 72 53 0DSTATUS
~ r T [CR]7E 72 54 0DMUTE
~ r Z [CR]7E 72 5A 0DZOOM + (Digital)
~ r Y [CR]7E 72 59 0DZOOM - (Digital)
~ r B [CR]7E 72 42 0DBLANK
~ r F [CR]7E 72 46 0DFREEZE
~ r V [CR]7E 72 56 0DVOLUME +
~ r W [CR]7E 72 57 0DVOLUME -
~ r N [CR]7E 72 4E 0DENTER
~ r 00 [CR]7E 72 30 30 0DFOCUS +
~ r 01 [CR]7E 72 30 31 0DFOCUS -
~ r 02 [CR]7E 72 30 32 0DZOOM +
~ r 03 [CR]7E 72 30 33 0DZOOM -
~ r C [CR]7E 72 43 0DKEYSTONE
~ r G [CR]7E 72 47 0DLENS SHIFT
~ r Q [CR]7E 72 51 0DASPECT RATIO
Notes
 Spaces are shown in the examples 
for clarity, but are NOT used in the 
actual commands or replies. 
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							Digital Projection E-Vision 6000 Series LAN CONTROL UTILITY Remote Communications Guide
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LAN Control Utility
It is possible to control some basic functions by using the 
embedded LAN Control Utility.
The LAN Control Utility web address is 
http:///index.html.
The embedded web page shown here should appear.
Power ON/OFF
Click on the buttons to turn the projector on or into Standby mode.
Picture and Volume controls
Click on the arrows to adjust the settings as required.
Source Select
Click on the buttons to switch to the required input.
Mute
Click to switch video, sound and OSD on or off.
Projector Status
The panel shows the status of the lamps and filters. Click on 
Refresh to update the readings.
Notes
 The LAN IP Address of the projector 
can be set from Installation > 
Advanced Setting > Network in the 
menu.
 Use:
  a straight cable to connect to a hub 
or network, or
 a crossed cable to connect ONLY to 
a computer directly.
 OSD Mute hides the OSD if it is 
displayed. It does not disable it.
 The lamp life percentage shown 
here is based on expected lamp life 
in controlled laboratory conditions.
  The actual life may vary depending 
on installation environment, 
orientation and lamp mode (Normal 
or Eco). 
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