Sharp LED PNL702B not responding

prakash
prakash Member
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Hi,
I was using amx duet module to control Sharp PNL702B LED..everything was working perfectly fine but suddenly nothing is working. TV is not responding. I checked all the cables but not able to resolve the issue..its a interactive TV.

Any suggestions please...

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  • JasonS
    JasonS If I had known it was going to be that kind of party...
    Try power cycling the TV, unplug it so it reboots. I have seen TV control lockup fairly often.
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  • nickm
    nickm Blinky Light Aficionado
    Sharp LCDs have a power save feature that disables the RS232 port upon power off. Make sure you have disabled 'Power Savings' in the on screen menu, and then make sure you initialize the serial port with "'RSPW 1',$0D"

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  • prakash
    prakash Member
    Thanks JasonS and Nickm but i tried all these things earlier but still not able to control the TV. Its a interactive TV n there is no Power save/Eco mode available in remote control menu

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  • nickm
    nickm Blinky Light Aficionado
    The next thing I would do is verify the cabling. Connect a DB-9 with pins 2 and 3 shorted together to the cable you have in place. Send a string from the master on that port, and make sure you get the same string back in diagnostics.
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  • Don DeLong
    Don DeLong Junior Member
    The 702B for whatever reason wants to see "'POWR 1',$0D" for power on as opposed to "'POWR1 ',$0D" which is used with all the other Sharp displays AFAIK. See if that does the trick, assuming the display powers off via serial and not on.

    It seems that it will take the command either way for a second or so after power off, but once it has been off for a few seconds, needs the spaces leading the value rather than trailing. This also applies to the 80" interactive model.

    Hope this helps,
    Don

    EDIT: There are 3 spaces between the 'POWR' and '1', the board seems to have truncated them to a single space.
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