Epson EMP-9100 Manuel d'utilisation et d'entretien

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ESC/VP Level 6 Serial Communication Manual (Abridged Edition) Ver.3

Table of Contents

REVISION STATUS.................................................................................................................................................... 2

1. OUTLINE ................................................................................................................................................................ 2

2. APPLICATION........................................................................................................................................................ 2

3. SERIAL COMMUNICATION SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................... 3

4. COMMAND TYPES ................................................................................................................................................ 4

5. COMMAND STRUCTURE...................................................................................................................................... 5

6. CONTROL CODE................................................................................................................................................... 9

[Communication Conditions]

[Connectors]

[Serial cable connection diagram]

00 SPECIAL CONTROL...............................................9

03 : Power

06 : Communication rate

09 : Lamp Hour

12 : Error information

16 : Key codes

01 SCREEN CONTROL .............................................11

00 : Input Source

01 : Input mode

02 : Freeze

03 : A/V Mute

02 AUDIO CONTROL.................................................12

00 : Volume

06 : Bass

07 : Treble

08 : SRS SPACE

09 : SRS CENTER

03 PC CONTROL.......................................................13

00 : Brightness

01 : Contrast

02 : Sync.

03 : Tracking

0D : Sharpness

0E : Input Resolution

12 : Automatic setup

04 VIDEO CONTROL.................................................15

00 : Brightness

01 : Contrast

02 : Sharpness

03 : Saturation

04 : Tint

05 : Video Mode

06 : Smooth Motion

05 DISPLAY CONTROL.............................................17

02 : Rear Proj.

03 : Ceiling

06 OPTION.................................................................18

03 : Source Prompt

04 : Blank

09 : BNC Input Source Type

0F : Keystone

10 : Start up Screen

11 : Message

14 : V Keystone

15 : DelayON

16 : Comp1/DV1 selection

19 : Computer2 input format

07 CUSTOM...............................................................20

08 : PinP

09 : PinP audio selection setting

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REVISION STATUS

1. OUTLINE

This manual describes the ESC/VP Level 6 protocol for communication with projectors manufactured by Seiko Epson.

The manual is an abridged edition which summarizes the most commonly-used functions.

If further details are required, please refer to the full edition of the manual.

2. APPLICATION

This manual applies to the following models.

[Applicable models]

• EMP-8100/9100

• EMP-8150

• EMP-7700/7600/5600

Revision Issued Date Description

1 2001.1.15 First Release

2 2001.4.27 Clerical error correction. The power on command of EMP-7600/5600.

3 2001.8.10 Addition audio control commands

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3. SERIAL COMMUNICATION SPECIFICATIONS

The projectors can be controlled by connecting a serial cable to the projector (Mouse/Com port) and a computer so that ESC/VP

commands can be sent from the computer to the projector.

[Communication Conditions]

• Communication Speed Standard speed: 9600 bps (EMP-8100/9100/8150/7700: 9600 to 57600 bps)

(EMP-7600/5600: 9600 to 38400 bps)

• Bit length 8 bit

• Parity None

• Stop bit 1 bit

• Flow control Hardware (DTR/DSR)

[Connectors]

Connector type: D-sub 9pin

(The pins which are actually used are the five pins from 2 to 6. These pins are used to send and receive data, for flow control and

for grounding.)

[Serial cable connection diagram]

<EMP-8100/8150/9100>

(Projector) (Main cable) (Computer serial cable) (PC)

GND 13 5 5 5 GND

RD 9 2 2 3 TD

TD 8 3 3 2 RD

DTR 10 4 4 6 DSR

DSR 11 6 6 4 DTR

<EMP-7700/7600/5600> List of Signal Function

(Projector) (Main cable) (PC) Signal Function

GND 5 5 GND GND Ground

RD 2 3 TD TD Data transmission

TD 3 2 RD RD Data reception

DTR 4 6 DSR DSR Data set ready

DSR 6 4 DTR DTR Data terminal ready

Projector PC

(RS-232C D-sub 9pin)

913

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4. COMMAND TYPES

The types of commands used can be divided into apply commands and reply commands. Both of these command types can be

further divided into setting commands, acquisition commands and initialization commands. Apply commands are used to make

settings, acquire information and carry out initialization, and reply commands provide responses to apply commands.

Figure 4-1. Apply/Reply Command

The table below gives details on each command.

Table 4-1. Details on each command

Command Types Caption

Apply command Set/Report/Indicate/Request Sets, reports, indicates and requests values

Get Gets the current value.

Initialize Initializes a value.

Package Command which combines the attributes of setting, reporting, indicating and requesting

Reply command Set/Report/Indicate/Request Response to an apply command for setting, reporting, indicating or requesting

Get Return Packet for getting

Initialize Return Packet for initializing

Package Response to a package apply command

Alert Alert response to apply commands

Sending Receiving

Apply command

Reply command

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5. COMMAND STRUCTURE

• ECommands are expressed as hexadecimal codes.

• All commands start with an ID code and end with a checksum.

When an ESC/VP command which is sent from the computer is received by the projector, a reply is returned.

However, the replies which are returned by the projector only indicate whether the initial command was received by the projector,

and do not indicate whether the command was executed or not.

Acquisition commands are sent in order to check the execution of a command.

In addition, if the next command is sent before the reply to a previous command has been received from the projector, it may

result in a communication error.

The command structure is shown below. * The maximum length for a command is 1024

bytes.

* Command layout is BigEndian.

(1) STX

: 0x1D (1 byte)

(2) Size

: Size of a command packet (Specifies a number of the data from 1D to CS) (2 bytes)

Example) To turn the power on over a serial connection

Example) To check the power status over a serial connection

(3) Attribute

: Indicates attributes such as apply command/reply command, OK/Not OK, etc. (1 byte)

The attribute codes are shown below.

(1) STX (2) Size (3) Attribute (4) FromTo (5) Group (6) Item (7) Parameter (8) Check Sum

Table 5-1. Attribute of the Apply command

Attribute Attribute code Caption

Set 0x01 Sets, reports and indicates values.

Get 0x02 Gets the current value.

Initialize 0x03 Initializes a value.

Package 0x05 Command which combines the attributes of setting, reporting, indicating and requesting.

Table 5-2. Attribute of the Reply command

Attribute Attribute code Caption

Return Packet for setting (OK) 0x81 Indicates that the set command received was analyzed correctly.

Return Packet for setting (NG) 0xC1 Indicates that the set command received was not analyzed correctly.

Return Packet for getting (OK) 0x82 Indicates that the get command received was analyzed correctly.

Return Packet for getting (NG) 0xC2 Indicates that the get command received was not analyzed correctly.

Return Packet for initializing (OK) 0x83 Indicates that the initialize command received was analyzed correctly.

Return Packet for initializing (NG) 0xC3 Indicates that the initialize command received was not analyzed correctly.

Response to package (OK) 0x85 Indicates that the combined attribute command received has been parsed correctly.

Response to package (not OK) 0xC5 Indicates that the combined attribute command received has not been parsed cor-

rectly.

Alert response to commands 0x8F Indicates that the command received contained an error and could not be parsed cor-

rectly.

1D 000x 01 01 00 03 01 CS ---> 0x0009

1D 000x 02 01 00 03 01 CS ---> 0x0008

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(4) FromTo

: Specifies the sending and receiving ends of the FromTo command. (1 byte)

Indicates sending end between 7th and 4th bit and receiving end between 3rd to 0th bit.

The basic FromTo combination is shown below.

The apply/reply codes using FromTo combinations are shown below.

(5) Functional Classification (Group)

: Represents the functional classification as classification codes. (1 byte)

* Refer to the full manual if using stack control.

Table 5-3. List of FromTo codes (bit)

Machines Code (bit)

PC (RS-232C communication) 0x00

Master projector or stand-alone projector 0x01

Table 5-4. List of FromTo codes for apply commands

From To Apply

PC (Serial) Projector (Master) 0x01

Table 5-5. List of FromTo codes for reply commands

From To Reply

PC (Serial) Projector (Master) 0x10

Table 5-6. List of Functional Classification

Functional classification Group Code Caption

Special control (Special) 0x00 Performs switching and resetting the operating mode.

Screen control (Screen) 0x01 Controls the display screen.

Audio control (Audio) 0x02 Controls the audio.

PC control (PC) 0x03 Controls PC's image quality.

VIDEO control (Video) 0x04 Controls Video's image quality.

Display control (Display) 0x05 Controls the display.

Option (Option) 0x06 Sets the additional functions for the whole projector.

Custom (Custom) 0x07 Sets the additional functions that user can program.

Reserved 0x08

Reserved 0x09

Reserved 0x0E

Reserved 0x0F

Stack control (Stack) 0x10 Performs various kinds of controls of Stack.

Reserved 0x20

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(6) Function (Item)

: ESC/VP functions and the classification code for those are as follows. (1 byte)

: Valid for Master projector or Stand-alone projector only

: Valid for Master projector only

: Commands listed in the abridged manual

Table 5-7. List of Function

Functional

classification

Grou

Code Function Item

Code Functional

classification

Grou

Code Function Item

Code

Special Control

(Special) 0x00 Power 0x03 Video Control

(Video) 0x04 Brightness 0x00

Communication rate 0x06 Contrast 0x01

Initialize all 0x07 Sharpness 0x02

Lamp on 0x09 Color 0x03

Cursor Speed 0x10 Tint 0x04

Password 0x11 Video mode 0x05

Error Information 0x12 Smooth motion 0x06

Administrator Log on 0x13 Display Control

(Display) 0x05 Horizontal Position 0x00

Administrator Log off 0x14 Vertical Position 0x01

Key code 0x16 Rear Proj. 0x02

Serial command 0x17 Ceiling 0x03

Max/Min 0x18 Color Temperature 0x04

Alert 0x19 Black Level 0x08

Product ID 0x20 White Level 0x09

Software version 0x21 Auto color temperature 0x0A

Protocol version 0xFF Select color temperature 0x0B

Screen Control

(Screen) 0x01 Input source 0x00 Color temperature Red 0x0C

Input mode 0x01 Color temperature Green 0x0D

Freeze 0x02 Color temperature Blue 0x0E

A/V Mute 0x03 Option (Option) 0x06 Language 0x00

Audio Control

(Audio) 0x02 Volume 0x00 Source Prompt 0x03

Bass 0x06 Blank 0x04

Treble 0x07 Set user gamma 0x08

SRS SPACE 0x08 BNC 0x09

SRS CENTER 0x09 Keystone 0x0F

PC Control (PC) 0x03 Brightness 0x00 Startup screen 0x10

Contrast 0x01 Message 0x11

Sync. 0x02 Comp2 Sync termination 0x13

Tracking 0x03 V keystone 0x14

Get tracking base 0x04 DelayON 0x15

Get PC Frequency 0x0A Comp1/DVI 0x16

Get Resolution 0x0B Sleep Mode 0x17

Sharpness 0x0D Computer2 input format 0x19

Resolution 0x0E Custom (Custom) 0x07 PinP 0x08

Preset 0x0F PinP audio selection setting 0x09

Automatic setup 0x12 Stack Control

(Stack) 0x10 Check Stack state 0x00

Automatic black level adjustment 0x13 Check Stack 0x01

Automatic white level adjustment 0x14 Lock/Unlock 0x04

Source changing 0x06

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(7) Parameters

: Parameters differ for each command, so refer the separate descriptions for each command.

* In the case of items for which the setting range can be adjusted, the parameter values are the values in the table below

which have been converted to hexadecimal format.

* If a reply command contains an error attribute, the following parameter (2 bytes) is set.

(8) Checksum

: Represent checksum (1 byte)

Checksum calculation method

All bytes of data from the size to the parameters is added together, and the twos complement of the result in hexadecimal for-

mat is subtracted from 0x0100 to obtain the checksum.

Example) For the command "1D 0007 01 10 00 02 0A CS"

-30 0 30

- +

E2 00 1E

Table 5-8. Hexadecimal conversion list

Decimal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112131415161718192021222324252627282930

Hexadeci-

mal 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1A 1B 1C 1D 1E

Decimal -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15 -16 -17 -18 -19 -20 -21 -22 -23 -24 -25 -26 -27 -28 -29 -30

Hexadeci-

mal FF FE FD FC FB FA F9 F8 F7 F6 F5 F4 F3 F2 F1 F0 EF EE ED EC EB EA E9 E8 E7 E6 E5 E4 E3 E2

Table 5-9. List of error parameters

Parameters Error type Error condition

0x0001 Network in use An attempt was made to communicate with the projector via a network connection, but

another computer was already communicating with the projector.

0x0002 No applicable setting Parameter is outside the setting range and FromTo is incorrect.

Command is not supported, or unknown command.

0x0003 Resource error Insufficient EasyMP.net resources.

0x0004 Download in progress Projector is in download mode.

0x0005 Setting not currently possible The apply command received cannot be processed.

0x0006 Lamp off Projector lamp is switched off.

0x0007 Error between projector and

EasyMP.net When the command was sent via EasyMP.net and too many retries or timeouts occur

between EasyMP.net and the projector, it indicates an error upstream from EasyMP.net.

0x0008 EasyMP.net rebooting EasyMP.net is at end sequence.

0x0009 Status mismatch A command which was different from the expected command was received.

0x000A Projector error When too many retries or timeouts occur between master and slave projectors when

connected in a stack, it indicates an error upstream from the master projector.

0x000B Network not connected An attempt at communication with the computer (network) was made, but no computer

(network) exists.

0x000C Locked An item which has been locked by the administrator (installer) was specified.

0x000D Not available for stack A command which cannot be used for a stack configuration was specified.

0x00 + 0x07 + 0x01 + 0x10 + 0x00 + 0x02 + 0x0A = 0x24 ---> 0x0100 - 0x24 = 0xDC

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6. CONTROL CODE

00 SPECIAL CONTROL

Command

structure

Type

Apply Reply

STX Size Attribu

te From

To Group Item Param

eter Check-

sum STX Size Attribu

te From

To Group Item Param

eter Check-

sum

03 : Power

Controls the projector power and gets the present power state.

Set 1B 07 01 -- 00 03 01 F4 1B 06 81

C1 -- 00 03 -- CS

[Parameter] Data relating to the power states.

0x00: PowerOFF

0x01: PowerON

0x02: Suspend

0x10: During Startup

0x11: Cool down

0x20: System fault

* Although setting 0x02 and later in parameter and sending command to the projector, returns NG

in replay. 0x02 and later are available just for informing from the projector.

Set 1D 0009 01 01 00 03 00

01 CS 1D 0008

000A 81

C1 10 00 03 --

PARA CS

Get 1D 0008 02 01 00 03 -- CS 1D 0009

000A 82

C2 10 00 03 PARA CS

06 : Communication rate

Controls the communication rate.

[Parameter] Data relating to communication rate.

0x00: 9600bps

0x01: 19200bps

0x02: 38400bps

0x03: 57600bps

0x00: 9600bps

0x01: 19200bps

0x02: 38400bps

Set 1D 0009 01 01 00 06 PARA CS 1D 0008

000A 81

C1 10 00 06 --

PARA CS

Get 1D 0008 02 01 00 06 -- CS 1D 0009

000A 82

C2 10 00 06 PARA CS

Initialize 1D 0008 03 01 00 06 -- CS 1D 0009

000A 83

C3 10 00 06 PARA CS

09 : Lamp Hour

Gets the present lamp hour.

[Parameter] Returns the present lamp hour (in hours) (2 bytes)

Get 1D 0008 02 01 00 09 -- CS 1D 000A

000A 82

C2 10 00 09 PARA CS

12 : Error information

Gets and reports projector error information.

[Parameter] Projector error information

The following data is set with an OR:

0x00: No error or error is cancelled.

0x01: Fan problem

0x04: Internal temperature is abnormally high.

0x08: Lamp life expectancy is closed to end.

0x20: Lamp problem

0x40: Other failures

0x80: Stack failure (EMP-8100/8150/9100 only)

Set 1D 0009 01 01 00 12 -- CS 1D 0008

000A 81

C1 10 00 12 --

PARA CS

Get 1D 0008 02 01 00 12 -- CS 1D 0009

000A 82

C2 10 00 12 PARA CS

}

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16 : Key codes

Controls the key codes.

[Parameter] Key attribute length, key attribute, key code length, key code and reserved space are returned in order (12 bytes).

Key attribute length: Size of the key attribute (2 bytes)

Key attribute: Indicates whether following bits are ON or OFF (2 bytes)

Bit 0: 0 = key OFF, 1 = key ON

Bit 1: 0 = shift key OFF, 1 = shift key ON

Key code length: Size of key code (2 bytes)

Key code: (2 bytes)

0x0001: Power

0x0002: reserved

0x0100: Source

0x0101: Computer

0x0102: Computer-P

0x0103: DVI

0x0104: Computer2

0x0110: Video

0x0111: S-Video

0x0112: Video-P

0x0113: BNC

0x0120: EasyMP.net

0x0200: Menu

Reserved: 0x00000000 (4 bytes)

0x0201: HEMP

0x0202: Enter

0x0203: ESC

0x0300: Auto

0x0301: Tracking+

0x0302: Tracking-

0x0303: Sync+

0x0304: Sync-

0x0500: F1

0x0501: F2

0x0502: F3

0x0503: F4

0x0504: F5

0x0600: Left mouse button click

0x0601: Right mouse button click

0x0700: Volume+

0x0701: Volume-

0x0702: A/V Mute

0x0703: Zoom+

0x0704: Zoom-

0x0705: Resize

0x0706: Freeze

0x0707: PinP

0x0708: Preset

0x0709: Keystone+

0x070A: Keystone-

Set 1D 0014 01 01 00 16 PARA CS 1D 0008

000A 81

C1 10 00 16 --

PARA CS

00 SPECIAL CONTROL

Command

structure

Type

Apply Reply

STX Size Attribu

te From

To Group Item Param

eter Check-

sum STX Size Attribu

te From

To Group Item Param

eter Check-

sum

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