Tascam Dvd Player DV-D01U Owners Manual
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TASCAM DV-D01UT/C 1 DOWN MIX To playback a DVD VIDEO recorded with surround multichan- nel audio correctly, this item must be properly set according to your audio system. DOLBY SURROUND Select this when you enjoy multichannel surround audio by connecting the unit’s analog AUDIO OUT to a surround decoder. STEREO Select this when you enjoy 2-channel stereo audio by connecting the unit’s analog AUDIO OUT to a stereo amplifier/receiver or television set, or when you record the audio of a DVD VIDEO recorded with surround audio to your MD, cassette, etc. D. RANGE COMPRESSION When enjoying a DVD VIDEO recorded with the Dolby Digital format at low or middle volume, setting this item to “ON” enables you to hear sound comfortably. AUTO Audio is played back with the dynamic range compressed except when playing a disc recorded with Dolby Digital 1- or 2-channel format. ON Audio is played back with the dynamic range compressed. HDMI AUDIO OUT You can select whether the unit outputs the audio signal with the video signal from HDMI terminal or not. · • • · • • · : Other setting menu (OTHERS) RESUME You can activate or deactivate Resume Playback function. (See page 19.) ON SCREEN GUIDE You can activate or deactivate the on-screen guide icons. (See page 11.) DivX registration menu (DivX REGISTRATION) The unit has its own Registration Code for DivX playback. You can confirm the code of your unit. Once you play back a disc created by using the Registration Code, the unit’s code is overwritten by a totally different new one for copyright protection purpose. · · · • Setting DVD preferences
TASCAM DV-D01UT/C RS-232C interface This unit is equipped with an RS-232C port, capable of receiving commands and sending status information. The commands cover all transport functions, menu functions and power on/standby. Return status includes timer readouts, type of disc, and transport status. Additional commands are available to enable/disable the unit’s front panel or IR controls. RS-232C Specifications 9-pin D-Sub (Male)Mode : Asynchronous Data rate : 9600 bps Command spacing : >25 ms Note: For correct operation, wait at least 25ms after receiving the reply to a command from the DV-D01U before sending the next command. Character length : 8 bits Parity bit : None Stop bit : 1 bit Transfer bit : LSBit First 1 6 5 9 PinSignalDescriptionSignal flow 2RxDReceive dataDVD player ß External device 3TxDTransmit dataDVD player ∑ External device 5GNDSignal grounding Command Command structure Example: PLAY command D 02h3Eh59h46h50h63h4Ch57h44h > YF WPcL 20h20h20h20h20h SPSPSPSPSP 37h31h03h 71 Byte PreambleOperation CodeCmnd/StatParameter CodesCheck SumEnd Byte Check Sum Range 1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th9th10th11th12th Preamble All command strings for this unit begin with the start byte “02h” and header byte “3Eh”. Operation Code Each command has a 3-byte operation code, which are listed in the following pages. The operation code for play is simply PLY (upper- case letters). Command/Status Byte This section determines whether the command is telling the unit to do something, or asking for its status. A lowercase “c” (63h) indi- cates a command while a lowercase “s” (73h) indicates status response. Parameter Codes 8 bytes are reserved for parameters on the command/status response. When the status information does not fill up all 8 bytes (most don’t), the extra slots are filled with spaces (20h). In the above example, FWD indicates playing forward at normal (1x) speed. Check Sum The check sum is calculated from the “>” in the Preamble to the end of the Parameter Codes. The last two digits of the hexadecimal addition are shown as ASCII in the Check Sum area. In this example, the Check Sum is derived as follows: 3E + 50 + 4C + 59 + 63 + 46 + 57 + 44 + 20 + 20 + 20 + 20 + 20 = 317 The last two digits, “17” are displayed as ASCII in the Check Sum. End Byte This marks the end of the string with “03h”. · ·
TASCAM DV-D01UT/C Command overview Transport functions (See page 30.) Operation Code (first 3 bytes)Description 1st2nd3rd PLYPlay/Pause/Slow/Scan command STPDisc stop command SKPChapter/Track skip command MEDOpen/Close tray command POWPower On/Off command Menu navigation (See page 31.) Operation Code (first 3 bytes)Description 1st2nd3rd MNUMenu call command NAVMenu navigation (Cursors, ENTER, etc.) command RCURemote controlling Status information (See page 33.) Operation Code (first 3 bytes)Description 1st2nd3rd MODFor acquiring DVD player status DSCFor acquiring disc type information SPDFor acquiring playback speed (video discs) INFFor acquiring counter information (elapsed time, etc.) Advanced functions (See page 36.) Operation Code (first 3 bytes)Description 1st2nd3rd PSWFront panel control enable/disable IRDInfrared control enable/disable SETEstablish default settings INIInitialize the DVD player · RS-232C interface
TASCAM DV-D01UT/C Transport commands These commands are pretty straightforward, they function in the same way as the remote control supplied. NOTE If pause is sent when the unit is paused, the unit will advance one video frame. If several pause commands are issued in quick succession, the unit will engage slow motion playback. (This double function only applies to video discs.) D 44h3Eh > 59h Y 46h F 57h W 50h P 63h c 4Ch L 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 37h 7 31h 1 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 50h P 20h SP 20h SP 53h S 63h c 54h T 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 38h 8 39h 9 02h03h U 55h3Eh > 59h Y 50h P 41h A 50h P 63h c 4Ch L 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 43h C 31h 1 02h03h W 57h3Eh > 59h Y 46h F 46h F 50h P 63h c 4Ch L 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 39h 9 31h 1 02h03h W 57h3Eh > 59h Y 46h F 42h B 50h P 63h c 4Ch L 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 35h 5 31h 1 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 50h P 53h S 20h SP 53h S 63h c 4Bh K 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 32h 2 43h C 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 50h P 54h T 20h SP 53h S 63h c 4Bh K 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 33h 3 43h C 02h03h 03h W 57h3Eh > 59h Y 53h S 4Ch L 50h P 63h c 4Ch L 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 43h C 32h 2 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 50h P 4Eh N 20h SP 53h S 63h c 4Bh K 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 44h D 42h B 02h SP 20h3Eh > 50h P 50h P 20h SP 53h S 63h c 4Bh K 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 46h F 42h B 02h03h Play Stop Pause - Pause when paused advances frame, rapid succession is slow motion. Fast Forward Fast Backward Return to Beginning of Current Track/ Chapter Return to First Chapter of Current Title (DVDs) Return to First Track (Audio and Video CDs) Next Track/Chapter Previous Track/Chapter Slow Motion Go to specific track/chapter number This command uses a capital “G” (47h) in the parameter codes before the track/chapter number. 1 31h3Eh > 50h P 47h G 30h 0 53h S 63h c 4Bh K 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 32h 2 39h 9 45h E 02h03hGo To Track/Chapter (E.g.: Go To Track/Chapter 12) TRACK/CHAPTER # CHECK SUM To go to a desired chapter on the DVD, set the 6th to 8th byte to the specific chapter number. For Audio and Video CDs, set the 7th and 8th byte to the specific track number with the 6th byte set to “0”. Then calculate and set the check sum. Go to specific title number For DVDs that contain multiple titles, you can access each title directly using this command. This command is similar in structure to the command for locating a specific track or chapter except for the lowercase “g” (67h) used in the parameter code. 0 30h3Eh > 50h P 67h g 30h 0 53h S 63h c 4Bh K 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 33h 3 39h 9 30h 0 02h03hGo To Title (E.g.: Go To Title 3) TITLE # To go to a desired title on the DVD, set the 7th and 8th byte to the specific title number with the 6th byte set to “0”. Then calculate and set the check sum. • · · RS-232C interface
TASCAM DV-D01UT/C Open/close disc tray This command opens and closes the disc tray. If you wish to know whether the tray is open or closed before issuing this command, use the “MOD” status request. CHECK SUM C 43h3Eh > 44h D 45h E 4Ah J 4Dh M 63h c 45h E 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 39h 9 45h E 02h03h N 4Eh3Eh > 44h D 4Fh O 50h P 4Dh M 63h c 45h E 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 34h 4 30h 0 02h03h S 53h3Eh > 44h D 43h C 4Ch L 4Dh M 63h c 45h E 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 39h 9 46h F 02h03h Open Disc Tray Close Disc Tray Open/Close Disc Tray Power on/standby There are separate commands for power on and standby mode. The unit will respond to the “MOD” when it is off. SP 20h3Eh > 57h W 4Fh O 4Eh N 50h P 63h c 4Fh O 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 34h 4 46h F 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 57h W 4Fh O 46h F 50h P 63h c 4Fh O 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 43h C 45h E 02h03h Power On Power Standby Menu navigation commands Menu call The MNU command can recall either the “title” or “root” menus on a DVD. However, this command may not work on some DVDs. SP 20h3Eh > 55h U 54h T 20h SP 4Dh M 63h c 4Eh N 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 35h 5 43h C 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 55h U 52h R 20h SP 4Dh M 63h c 4Eh N 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 33h 3 43h C 02h03h Title Menu Root Menu Menu navigation keys These are the standard navigation keys, and they function just like those on the remote control. T 54h3Eh > 56h V 4Ch L 46h F 4Eh N 63h c 41h A 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 43h C 30h 0 02h03h T 54h3Eh > 56h V 52h R 49h I 4Eh N 63h c 41h A 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 35h 5 31h 1 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 56h V 55h U 50h P 4Eh N 63h c 41h A 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 42h B 45h E 02h03h N 4Eh3Eh > 56h V 44h D 57h W 4Eh N 63h c 41h A 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 46h F 30h 0 02h03h T 54h3Eh > 56h V 45h E 4Eh N 4Eh N 63h c 41h A 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 44h D 30h 0 02h03h N 4Eh3Eh > 56h V 52h R 54h T 4Eh N 63h c 41h A 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 41h A 31h 1 02h03h E 45h3Eh > 56h V 50h P 52h R 4Eh N 63h c 41h A 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 44h D 30h 0 02h03h T 54h3Eh > 56h V 4Eh N 58h X 4Eh N 63h c 41h A 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 30h 0 32h 2 02h03h Cursor Left Cursor Right Cursor Up Cursor Down Enter/Select Return Previous Next · · · · RS-232C interface
TASCAM DV-D01UT/C Remote control keys These remote control keys functions just like those on the remote control. L 4Ch3Eh > 55h U 54h T 54h T 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 46h F 31h 1 02h03h P 50h3Eh > 55h U 44h D 53h S 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 32h 2 31h 1 02h03h T 54h3Eh > 55h U 52h R 50h P 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 31h 1 32h 2 02h03h B 42h3Eh > 55h U 53h S 55h U 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 35h 5 31h 1 02h03h D 44h3Eh > 55h U 41h A 55h U 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 35h 5 30h 0 02h03h P 50h3Eh > 55h U 56h V 46h F 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 37h 7 31h 1 02h03h G 47h3Eh > 55h U 41h A 4Eh N 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 31h 1 30h 0 02h03h M 4Dh3Eh > 55h U 5Ah Z 4Fh O 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 31h 1 32h 2 02h03h L 4Ch3Eh > 55h U 49h I 50h P 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 30h 0 31h 1 02h03h M 4Dh3Eh > 55h U 44h D 49h I 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 35h 5 30h 0 02h03h N 4Eh3Eh > 55h U 43h C 41h A 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 44h D 46h F 02h03h G 47h3Eh > 55h U 50h P 41h A 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 33h 3 30h 0 02h03h D 44h3Eh > 55h U 50h P 4Dh M 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 43h C 30h 0 02h03h 3Eh > 55h U 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 02h03h 3Eh > 55h U 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 02h03h 3Eh > 55h U 52h R 63h c 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 02h03h D 44h4Fh O 53h S 31h 11 31h T 54h53h S 45h E 37h 7 31h 1 O 4Fh50h P 52h R 43h C 31h 1 M 4Dh3Eh > 55h U 4Eh N 55h U 52h R 63h c 43h C 30h 0 20h SP 20h SP 39h 9 30h 0 34h 4 35h 5 02h03h Title/Group Display Repeat Subtitle Audio/Fs Rate FVPP Angle Zoom Instant Replay Dimmer Cancel Page Play Mode *1 For the Number Keys command, the number that can be send ranges from “0” to “010”. Simply set the 9th and 10th byte to the desired number you want to send with the 8th byte set to “0”. Then calculate and set the check sum. · On-screen Set Up Progressive Scan Number Keys*1 (E.g.: To enter the number 9) RS-232C interface
TASCAM DV-D01UT/C Status information acquisition commands “MOD” status request This command is for acquiring information such as unit status (on/off ), tray condition and disc type. SP 20h3Eh > 44h D 20h SP 20h SP 4Dh M 63h c 4Fh O 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 31h 1 38h 8 02h03hMOD Status Request Response to “MOD” request The reply to the MOD status request will contain two main parameter bytes, offering both transport status and disc format. Refer to the tables below for the available codes. SP 20h3Eh > 44h D 3Ah : 34h 4 4Dh M 73h s 4Fh O 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 46h F 42h B 02h03h TRANSPORT STATUS DISC FORMAT Video DVD in Play (Reply to “mod”) TRANSPORT STATUS ASCIIHexDescription SP20hPower off 131hNo disc in tray 232hTray open 333hTray opening 434hTray closing 535hReading disc 636hDVD menus 737hStop 939hSearch :3AhPlay ;3BhPause 3EhSlow motion playback DISC FORMAT ASCIIHexDescription 030hNo disc 131hUnknown format 333hDVD Audio 434hDVD Video 535hSuper Video CD 636hVideo CD 737hAudio CD 939hMP3/JPEG disc A41hDVD VR disc · · RS-232C interface
TASCAM DV-D01UT/C “DSC” status request The DSC request will simply return the type of disc in the unit. The same information can also be obtained in the MOD request. SP 20h3Eh > 43h C 20h SP 20h SP 44h D 63h c 53h S 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 42h B 37h 7 02h03hDSC Status Request Response to “DSC” request d 64h3Eh > 43h C 56h V 69h i 44h D 73h s 53h S 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 45h E 34h 4 02h03h d 64h3Eh > 43h C 41h A 75h u 44h D 73h s 53h S 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 35h 5 34h 4 02h03h A 41h 3Eh > 43h C 43h C 44h D 44h D 73h s 53h S 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 33h 3 46h F 02h 03h D 44h 3Eh > 43h C 56h V 43h C 44h D 73h s 53h S 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 38h 8 30h 0 02h 03h C 43h3Eh > 43h C 53h S 56h V 44h D 73h s 53h S 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 37h 7 31h 1 02h03h L 4Ch3Eh > 43h C 46h F 49h I 44h D 73h s 53h S 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 36h 6 30h 0 02h03h K 4Bh3Eh > 43h C 55h U 4Eh N 44h D 73h s 53h S 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 39h 9 31h 1 02h03h N 4Eh3Eh > 43h C 4Eh N 4Fh O 44h D 73h s 53h S 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 36h 6 31h 1 02h03h Video DVD (Reply to DSC Request) Audio DVD (Reply to DSC Request) Video CD (Reply to DSC Request) Audio CD (Reply to DSC Request) Super Video CD (Reply to DSC Request) MP3/JPEG (Reply to DSC Request) None (Reply to DSC Request) Unknown (Reply to DSC Request) “SPD” status request The SPD status request will return the playback speed of the unit. The SPD will also provide information on the unit status (pause, play or stop). SP 20h3Eh > 44h D 20h SP 20h SP 53h S 63h c 50h P 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 38h 8 38h 8 02h03hSPD Status Request Response to “SPD” request SP 20h3Eh > 44h D 53h S 20h SP 53h S 73h s 50h P 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 42h B 43h C 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 44h D 50h P 20h SP 53h S 73h s 50h P 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 38h 8 43h C 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 44h D 4Eh N 20h SP 53h S 73h s 50h P 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 36h 6 43h C 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 44h D 46h F 20h SP 53h S 73h s 50h P 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 45h E 42h B 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 44h D 42h B 20h SP 53h S 73h s 50h P 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 41h A 42h B 02h03h Stop Status (Reply to “spd”) Pause Status Play (Normal 1x) Status · · · · RS-232C interface Forward Status Backward Status
TASCAM DV-D01UT/C “INF” status requests and responses The INF commands offer requests for different types of information on the disc. CDs and DVDs work differently, so the commands and replies are different. Structure for Audio and Video CDs Note that the first parameter byte (following the “c” or “s” command/status byte) is lowercase on the CD status information. SP 20h3Eh > 46h F 6Eh n 20h SP 49h I 63h c 4Eh N 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 43h C 43h C 02h03h 1 31h3Eh > 46h F 6Eh n 30h 0 49h I 73h s 4Eh N 33h 3 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 32h 2 32h 2 32h 2 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 46h F 74h t 20h SP 49h I 63h c 4Eh N 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 32h 2 44h D 02h03h 2 32h3Eh > 46h F 74h t 37h 7 49h I 73h s 4Eh N 38h 8 33h 3 20h SP 31h 1 34h 4 42h B 35h 5 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 46h F 69h i 20h SP 49h I 63h c 4Eh N 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 37h 7 43h C 02h03h 3 33h3Eh > 46h F 69h i 32h 2 49h I 73h s 4Eh N 31h 1 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 30h 0 44h D 31h 1 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 46h F 70h p 20h SP 49h I 63h c 4Eh N 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 45h E 43h C 02h03h 3 33h3Eh > 46h F 70h p 30h 0 49h I 73h s 4Eh N 32h 2 33h 3 20h SP 31h 1 31h 1 38h 8 34h 4 02h03h First and Last Track Request First and Last Track Response (Shows tracks 01 and 23) Total Playing Time of Disc Request Total Playing Time Response (Shows 72min, 48sec, 13fr) Current Track and Index Request Current Track and Index Response (Shows track 23, index 01) Elapsed Time, Current Track Request Elapsed Time, Current Track Response (Shows 03min, 12sec, 13fr) First TrkLast Trk MinutesSecondsFrames TrackIndex MinutesSecondsFrames Structure for Video DVDs Note that the first parameter byte (following the “c” or “s” command/status byte) is uppercase on the DVD status information SP 20h3Eh > 46h F 4Ch L 20h SP 49h I 63h c 4Eh N 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 41h A 41h A 02h03h 2 32h3Eh > 46h F 4Ch L 30h 0 49h I 73h s 4Eh N 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 43h C 44h D 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 46h F 4Dh M 20h SP 49h I 63h c 4Eh N 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 42h B 41h A 02h03h 1 31h3Eh > 46h F 4Dh M 31h 1 49h I 73h s 4Eh N 32h 2 20h SP 20h SP 33h 3 35h 5 37h 7 31h 1 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 46h F 48h H 20h SP 49h I 63h c 4Eh N 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 36h 6 41h A 02h03h 1 31h3Eh > 46h F 48h H 30h 0 49h I 73h s 4Eh N 32h 2 20h SP 20h SP 33h 3 20h SP 43h C 30h 0 02h03h Total Number of Titles Request Total Number of Titles Response (Shows 2 Titles) Elapsed Time, Current Title Request Elapsed Time, Current Title Response (Shows 1hr, 15min, 23sec) Current Title & Chapter Request Current Title & Chapter Response (Shows Title 1, Chapter 23) # of Titles TitleChapter HRMINSEC · RS-232C interface
0 TASCAM DV-D01UT/C Advanced commands Front panel and IR permissions The unit uses the PSW and IRD commands to disable the front panel or IR controls for automated installations. These settings will remain in tact until either the power is disconnected from the unit, or until these commands are used to turn the control back on. The INI command can also be used to reset the controls to its default (on). SP 20h3Eh > 57h W 44h D 20h SP 50h P 63h c 53h S 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 46h F 42h B 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 57h W 41h A 20h SP 50h P 63h c 53h S 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 43h C 42h B 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 44h D 44h D 20h SP 49h I 63h c 52h R 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 34h 4 41h A 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 44h D 41h A 20h SP 49h I 63h c 52h R 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 31h 1 41h A 02h03h Disable Front Panel Control Enable Front Panel Control Disable IR Remote Control Enable IR Remote Control Initializing the unit The initial settings of the unit can be set and recalled using the SET and INI commands. The SET command should only be used directly after the unit is turned on. The INI command will initialize the unit, and return the unit to the settings last built by the SET command. No other commands should be sent for at least 500 ms while the RS-232 routine is initializing. As for the SET and INI commands, DV-D01U does not send back response. 8 38h3Eh > 54h T 30h 0 30h 0 53h S 63h c 45h E 20h SP 30h 0 38h 8 20h SP 65h e 32h 2 33h 3 02h03h SP 20h3Eh > 49h I 20h SP 20h SP 49h I 63h c 4Eh N 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 20h SP 31h 1 38h 8 02h03h Capture Default Settings Initialize RS-232 Control · · RS-232C interface