Sony Cna-1 Manual
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11Sony Simple Camera Protocol Types of the command There are several types of commands and formats, depending on CMD-GP or combination of CMD-GP and PARAM0. [CMD-GP]: Categorizes a command into “Byte type”, “Word type”, “Other type”, and appends a control method “Relative” or “Absolute” [CMD-GP] + [PARAM0]: Categorizes “Byte type command” into “Byte command”, “Bit command”, “Inc/Dec command” Almost all commands have two different control types: “Relative” and “Absolute” assigned to a different...
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12Sony Simple Camera Protocol Rules Request and Response Requests and response correspond loosely. There is no one to one mapping between requests and responses: “No reply” means “I can’t process such a command”. Do not send anything if an error has occurred. Errors must be handled the same as “No command”. Responses from a Camera can be sent to your system anytime without a request from your system. The status of Camera can be changed by itself (Auto iris function, etc.), changed by a camera...
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13Sony Simple Camera Protocol Appendix Example of State Machine diagram for your system Command ProcessWatch Status Process Waiting a command from CNA-1 Your system startup Command validation Command filtering NOP, put off the command Change your system status Command recievedEstablished Not established Find a status change No status changed Connection refused Connection refused Status change complete Valid command Operative commandSend complete Status must be sent to Camera/Panel Send failed...
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14Sony Simple Camera Protocol Example of Startup Sequence (your system works as Controller) CNA-1Sony Camera Your system (works as Control panel) 1: Startup ( ) 3: Startup ( ) 14: change camera status ( ) 2: Startup ( ) 4: [socket] listen (port: 7700) This port number can be set to any port other than 7700 or 1-1023. Send status query command(s) your system want to receive 17: refresh ( ) 5: [socket] connect (port: 7700) 6: [socket] accept ( ) 7: [SPP] start_session ( ) 15: [SPP] reply_status ( ) 8:...
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15Sony Simple Camera Protocol Example of Startup Sequence (your system works as Camera) CNA-1Sony Control Panel Your system (work as Camera) 1: Startup ( ) 3: Startup ( )2: Startup ( ) 4: [socket] listen (port: XXXX) 7: [socket] listen (port: 7000) 14: change_camera_status ( ) 5: [socket] connect (port: XXXX) 13: [SSCP] send_command ( ) 16: [SPP] reply_camera_status ( ) 17: Refresh_display ( ) 15: [SSCP] reply_command ( ) 6: [socket] accept ( ) 8: [socket] connect (port: 7700) 9: [socket] accept ( ) 10:...
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16List of available commands List of available commands Command Usage Command CategoryCommand TypeCommand NameCMD_GP (Relative/ Absolute)PARAM0 PARAM1 PARAM2 System ControlBit commandtally 0x08 0x20TALLY_ DATA–* Receive only When Sony CCU inputs a Tally signal via External I/O, The CCU sends the tally command to CNA-1 TALLY_DATA= bit0 Red bit1 Green bit2 Yellow Other commandcall 0x0bSENDER_ SRCID0x00CALL VALUESENDER_SRCID= 0x90 when your system works as Controller 0x20 when your system works as...
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17List of available commands CHU Function ControlInc/Dec commandshutter_ speed 0x20/0x210x00INC/DEC value–Bit5-0 00: 1/60 01: 1/100 02: 1/125 03: 1/250 04: 1/500 05: 1/1000 06: 1/2000 07: 1/3000 08: 1/4000 09: 1/5000 0A: 1/10000 0B: 1/32 0C: 1/33 0D: 1/40 0E: 1/48 0F: 1/50 10: 1/96 11: 1/120 master_gain 0x01INC/DEC value–Bit5-0 00: -6dB 01: -3dB 02: 0dB 03: 3dB 04: 6dB 05: 9dB 06: 12dB 07: 15dB 08: 18dB 09: 21dB 0A: 24dB 0B: 27dB 0C: 30dB 0D: 33dB 0E: 36dB 0F: 39dB 10: 42dB 11: 45dB 12: 48dB 13: 51dB...
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18List of available commands CHU Function ControlInc/Dec commandmaster_ gamma_ select 0x20/0x210x06INC/DEC value–Bit5-0 00: 1 01: 0.95 02: 0.90 03: 0.85 04: 0.80 05: 0.75 06: 0.70 07: 0.65 08: 0.60 09: 0.55 0A: 0.50 0B: 0.45 0C: 0.40 0D: 0.35 0E: 0.30 0F: 0.25 10: 0.20 11: 0.15 12: 0.10 auto_iris_ window_ select0x0aINC/DEC value–Bit5-0 00: Cutting the top end 01: Cutting the top, bottom, left and right ends 02: Cutting the left and right ends 03: Cutting uniformly 04: Cutting the top, left and right...
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19List of available commands CHU Function ControlInc/Dec commandlow_key_sat _low_range 0x20/0x210x1dINC/DEC value–Bit5-0 00: Low Range 01: Lower Middle Range 02: Higher Middle Range 03: High Range sls_select 0x20INC/DEC value–Bit5-0 00: 1F 01: 2F 02: 3F 03: 4F 04: 5F 05: 6F 06: 7F 07: 8F 08: 11F 09: 12F 0A: 15F 0B: 16F 0C: 22F 0D: 24F 0E: 25F 0F: 30F 10: 32F 11: 45F 12: 48F 13: 50F 14: 60F 15: 64F 16: 90F 17: 96F 18: 100F 19: 120F 1A: 128F 1B: 180F 1C: 192F 1D: 200F 1E: 240F 1F: 256F digital_...
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20List of available commands CHU Function ControlInc/Dec commandns_level_ mode 0x20/0x210x2aINC/DEC value–Bit5-0 00: 0% (OFF) 01: 5% 02: 10% 03: 15% 04: 20% 05: 25% 06: 30% 07: 35% 08: 40% 09: 45% 0A: 50% 0B: 55% 0C: 60% 0D: 65% 0E: 70% 0F: 75% 10: 80% 11: 85% 12: 90% 13: 95% 14: 100% flicker_ reduce_ave_ mode0x2dINC/DEC value–* Only for HDC3300. Byte command3D_camera_ select0x2eLEFT/ RIGHT/ BOTH–LEFT=0x00, RIGHT=0x01. BOTH=0x02 *Only for HDFA-200 Bit commandchu_function...
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