Control Samsung UC6300 LED backlight LCD screen with RS232
We recently moved from using projectors to LCD screens, and the screen of choice was the UC6300, which has a 3.5mm "REMOTE" control input.
Upon using the "easter egg" menu, which I can go in and change the remote control from UART, logic and diagnostic, I left it on the default UART, which I know is not normal serial 232C, however I didnt think logic was the correct item.
After this, I wired a 9pin to 3.5mm cable using the attached diagram.
Attached is some code that doesnt seem to do ANYTHING..
When I press a button, the TX Led lights, however no RX light.. but the cable was tested with a cable testing and it is all correct ~ the cable is about 45 feet long, is this too long for the AMX ?
Any help on this is much appreciated !
-Paul
Upon using the "easter egg" menu, which I can go in and change the remote control from UART, logic and diagnostic, I left it on the default UART, which I know is not normal serial 232C, however I didnt think logic was the correct item.
After this, I wired a 9pin to 3.5mm cable using the attached diagram.
Attached is some code that doesnt seem to do ANYTHING..
dvTV = 5001:6:0 // Samsung LCD 55" -- 9600,8,N,1
VOLATILE INTEGER nTvChannels[] =
{
526, // 0
527, // 1
528, // 2
529, // 3
530, // 4
531, // 5
532, // 6
533, // 7
534, // 8
535 // 9
}
// TV's
DATA_EVENT[dvTV]
{
ONLINE:
{
WAIT 5
{
SEND_COMMAND dvTV, "'SET BAND 9600,8,N,1 485 DISABLE'"
}
}
}
// LED TV's
BUTTON_EVENT[TPS,520] // TV 1,2,3 Power Toggle
{
PUSH:
{
WAIT 9
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'P'" //
}
}
}
BUTTON_EVENT[TPS,521] // TV 1,2,3 Source Change Toggle
{
PUSH:
{
WAIT 2
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "0,'N',1" //
}
}
}
BUTTON_EVENT[TPS,522] // TV 1,2,3 Channel up
{
PUSH:
{
WAIT 2
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'u'" //
}
}
}
BUTTON_EVENT[TPS,523] // TV 1,2,3 Channel down
{
PUSH:
{
WAIT 2
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'d'" //
}
}
}
BUTTON_EVENT[TPS,524] // TV 1,2,3 Volume up
{
PUSH:
{
WAIT 1
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'r'" //
}
}
}
BUTTON_EVENT[TPS,525] // TV 1,2,3 Volume down
{
PUSH:
{
WAIT 1
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'l'" //
}
}
}
BUTTON_EVENT[TPS,nTvChannels] // TV 1,2,3 Number keys
{
PUSH:
{
SWITCH( GET_LAST( nTvChannels ))
{
CASE 1:
{
WAIT 1
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'0'" //
}
}
CASE 2:
{
WAIT 1
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'1'" //
}
}
CASE 3:
{
WAIT 1
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'2'" //
}
}
CASE 4:
{
WAIT 1
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'3'" //
}
}
CASE 5:
{
WAIT 1
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'4'" //
}
}
CASE 6:
{
WAIT 1
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'5'" //
}
}
CASE 7:
{
WAIT 1
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'6'" //
}
}
CASE 8:
{
WAIT 1
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'7'" //
}
}
CASE 9:
{
WAIT 1
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'8'" //
}
}
CASE 10:
{
WAIT 1
{
SEND_STRING dvTV, "'9'" //
}
}
}
}
}
When I press a button, the TX Led lights, however no RX light.. but the cable was tested with a cable testing and it is all correct ~ the cable is about 45 feet long, is this too long for the AMX ?
Any help on this is much appreciated !
-Paul
Comments
-
Samsung UC6300
Change: SEND_COMMAND dvTV, "'SET BAND 9600,8,N,1 485 DISABLE'"
To: SEND_COMMAND dvTV," 'SET BAUD 9600,8,N,1' "
I don't know if you did a copy of your code, but BAND should be BAUD... and you don't need the 485 DISABLE part. -
OHH. .thank you, I did miss that, that was copied directly out of netlinx; I'm suprised it compiled..
Is there a reason when or when not to have the 'DISABLE 485' ?
I have always used this just because it is how I saw others.
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