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Controlling Sanyo XU-100, Sony VPL-FX52 by Axcent3

TassadarTassadar Junior Member
Who have expirence? I can't find a protcols of this projectors

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  • NMarkRobertsNMarkRoberts Junior Member
    I think all Sanyo projectors use the same protocol, here is some proven code:
    (*
    Sanyo PLCXT10,10A,15,15A
    User Manual says 2,3,5,7,8 on RS232 and suggests jumpering 7,8 at each end.
    This model can be controlled with IP.	
    Manual says the projector should be left running for at least 5 minutes!
    Got some code says send 'CHARD-200' to slow down characters.  Works without.
    *)	
    nCoolingSeconds = 90
    nWarmingSeconds = 45
    sRequiredPortSettings = 'SET BAUD 19200, N, 8, 1, 485 DISABLE' 
    SetCommand(nProjCmdPowerOn ,'Power On',"'C00',cCR" )
    SetCommand(nProjCmdPowerOff,'Power Off',"'C01',cCR")
    SetCommand(nProjCmdInput1,'Input 1 RGB 1',"'C05',cCR")
    SetCommand(nProjCmdInput2,'Input 2 RGB 2 / MCI',"'C06',cCR")
    SetCommand(nProjCmdInput3,'Input 3 Composite',"'CF INPUT3 VIDEO',cCR")
    SetCommand(nProjCmdInput4,'Input 4 SVideo',"'CF INPUT3 S-VIDEO',cCR")
    SetCommand(nProjCmdInput5,'Input 5 Component'  ,"'CF INPUT3 YPBPR',cCR")
    

    Here is a Sony protocol, I'm not sure whether this is proven:
    (* SonyVPLCX76 *)
    nCoolingSeconds = 90    
    nWarmingSeconds = 45    
    sRequiredPortSettings = 'SET BAUD 38400, E, 8, 1, 485 DISABLE' 
    SetCommand(nProjCmdPowerOn ,'Power On'           ,"$A9,$17,$2E,$00,$00,$00,$3F,$9A")
    SetCommand(nProjCmdPowerOff,'Power Off'          ,"$A9,$17,$2F,$00,$00,$00,$3F,$9A")
    SetCommand(nProjCmdInput1  ,'Input 1 Composite 1',"$A9,$00,$01,$00,$00,$00,$01,$9A")
    SetCommand(nProjCmdInput2  ,'Input 2 Composite 2',"$A9,$00,$01,$00,$00,$6F,$6F,$9A")
    SetCommand(nProjCmdInput3  ,'Input 3 VGA 1'      ,"$A9,$00,$01,$00,$00,$02,$03,$9A")
    SetCommand(nProjCmdInput4  ,'Input 4 VGA 2'      ,"$A9,$00,$01,$00,$00,$03,$03,$9A")
    SetCommand(nProjCmdInput5  ,'Input 5 SVideo'     ,"$A9,$00,$01,$00,$00,$01,$01,$9A")
    
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