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7. [IN]
This command is used to select the PE1004CF
input that will be directed to the plasma display’s
active expansion input.
Command Format: [INnCi]
n = Input Number (n = 1, 2, 3 or 4)
Ci = Unit ID (i = # from 0 to 99)
Example:
Output the PE1004C’s CAT-5 #2 input to the
plasma display input number 3. First, set the
plasma to expansion input three. Then send the
command [IN2] to output the PE1004CF’s
CAT-5 #2 input to the plasma monitor.
REMEMBER: When an expansion input is
selected on the monitor, its
corresponding PE1004CF input is
selected automatically.
8. [EQn]
This command is used to set the amount of
video equalization when software equalization is
selected, and to make it active for adjustments
using the [+] and [ - ] commands.
Command Format: [EQnCi]
n = Equalization amount (n = # from 0 to 254)
Ci = Unit ID (i = # from 0 to 99)
Example:
Set the video equalization level to 150 by
sending the command [EQ150].
9. [EQ]
This command displays the current level of
software equalization and makes it active for
adjustments using the [+] and [ - ] commands.
Command Format: [EQCi]
Ci = Unit ID (i = # from 0 to 99)
Example:
Check the video equalization level to by sending
the command [EQ]. The system will return the
following feedback for the previous example:
150
10. [ + ]
This command increments a selected property,
in this case equalization, to be adjusted using
RS-232 control.
Command Format: [ + ], [+k]
[+] = Increment level by one-step
[+k] = Increment level by 'k' steps
Example:
Select the equalization command by sending
the command [EQ]. The current level is 150, but
it is not the optimal value. After sending the
following commands, an optimum level of 160 is
obtained:
1. [EQ]
The current level is 10.
2. [+][+][+][+][+][+][+][+][+][+] or [ + 10 ]
The level is now 160 and no further
adjustments are required.
11. [ - ]
This command decrements a selected property,
in this case equalization, to be adjusted using
RS-232 control.
Command Format: [ - ], [-k]
[-] = Decrement level by one-step
[-k] = Decrement level by 'k' steps
Example:
Select the equalization command by sending
the command [EQ]. The current level is 160, but
it is not the optimal value. After sending the
following commands, an optimum level of 140 is
obtained:
1. [EQ]
The current level is 160.
2. [ – ] [ – ] [ – ] … [ – ] or [– 20]
The level is now 140 and is no further
adjustments are required.