Remotely managing your interactive flat panel

You can connect an RS-232 cable from the computer’s serial output to the RS‑232 input on the connector panel to remotely select video inputs, turn the interactive flat panel on or off and get information about the interactive flat panel’s current settings, such as contrast and power state.

How to connect the RS-232 cable

Important 

Use only a standard RS-232 cable. Do not use a null modem cable. Null modem cables typically have ends of the same type.

Configure the computer’s serial interface before sending commands to the interactive flat panel.

To configure the computer’s serial interface

  1. Turn on the interactive flat panel.

  2. Turn on the computer, and then start the serial communications program or terminal emulation program.

  3. Activate local echo.

  4. Configure the serial interface settings using the following values, and then press ENTER.

    Baud rate

    19200

    Data length

    8

    Parity bit

    None

    Stop bit

    1

    A command prompt (>) appears on the following line, and the interactive flat panel can now accept commands from the computer.

    Note 

    If no message appears or an error message appears, the serial interface isn’t configured correctly. Repeat steps 3 and 4.

The interactive flat panel has three power modes:

  • On

  • Power Save

  • Standby

All commands are available when the interactive flat panel is on. Some commands are available when the interactive flat panel is in Standby mode.

To access interactive flat panel information or to adjust interactive flat panel settings using the room control system, type commands after the command prompt (>), and then wait for the response from the interactive flat panel.

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Correct

>get contrast
contrast=55

If you type a command that the room control system doesn’t recognize, you will receive an invalid command response.

In the example below, the user included an extra space in the contrast command.

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Incorrect

>set con trast=65
invalid cmd=set con trast=65

Notes 

  • Use ASCII formatted commands.

  • Commands aren’t case-sensitive.

  • Review each entry carefully before you press ENTER.

  • Don’t send another command until you receive the response and the next command prompt.

To view a list of available commands

  1. Type ? at the command prompt, and then press ENTER.

To identify the current value of a setting

  1. Use the get command.

    This example shows how to get the contrast level:

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    >get contrast
    contrast=55

To assign a value to a setting

  1. Use the set command.

    This example sets the contrast level to 65:

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    >set contrast=65
    contrast=65

To increase or decrease the value of a setting

  1. Use the set command to increase or decrease the value by a designated number.

    This example increases the contrast level by 5:

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    >set contrast +5
    contrast=70

    This example decreases the contrast level by 15:

    Copy
    >set contrast -15
    contrast=55

Use the following commands to identify power state settings.

Command

Response

Possible values

Standby mode

get intpowerstate

intpowerstate=Value

on

standby

dpms

novideo

confirm

proximitywait

welcome

Yes

get powerstate

powerstate=Value

on

off

standby

Yes

Use the following commands to assign power state settings.

Command

Possible values

Response

Standby mode

set powerstate Value

=on

=off

=standby

powerstate=Value

Yes

Use the following commands to identify source settings.

Command

Response

Possible values

Standby mode

get input

input=Value

hdmi1

hdmi2

displayport

ops/hdmi

Yes

get videoinputs

videoinputs=Value

hdmi1

hdmi2

displayport

ops/hdmi

Yes

get videoinputdetect

videoinputdetect=Value

ops/hdmi

off

No

Use the following commands to assign source settings.

Command

Possible values

Response

Standby mode

set input Value

=hdmi1

=hdmi2

=displayport

=ops/hdmi

input=Value

Yes

set videoinputdetect Value

=ops/hdmi

=off

videoinputdetect=Value

No

Use the following commands to identify video settings.

Command

Response

Possible values

Standby mode

get displaymode

displaymode=Value

standard

user

dynamic

No

get contrast

contrast=Value

0–100

No

get brightness

brightness=Value

0–100

No

get sharpness

sharpness=Value

0–100

No

get colortemp

colortemp=Value

normal

warm

cool

user

No

get red

red=Value

0–100

No

get green

green=Value

0–100

No

get blue

blue=Value

0–100

No

get localdimming 1

localdimming=Value

on

off

No

Use the following commands to assign video settings.

Command

Possible values

Response

Standby mode

set displaymode Value

=standard

=user

=dynamic

displaymode=Value

No

set contrast Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

contrast=Value

No

set brightness Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

brightness=Value

No

set sharpness Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

sharpness=Value

No

set colortemp Value

=normal

=warm

=cool

=user

colortemp=Value

No

set red Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

red=Value

No

set green Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

green=Value

No

set blue Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

blue=Value

No

set localdimming Value 2

=on

=off

localdimming=Value

No

Use the following commands to identify audio settings.

Command

Response

Possible values

Standby mode

get volume

volume=Value

0–100

No

get mute

mute=Value

on

off

No

get balance

balance=Value

0–100

No

Use the following commands to assign audio settings.

Command

Possible values

Response

Standby mode

set volume Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

volume=Value

No

set mute Value

=on

=off

mute=Value

No

set balance Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

balance=Value

No

set soundreset Value

=yes

soundreset=Value

No

Use the following commands to identify Multi-Window settings.

Command

Response

Possible values

Standby mode

get mw

mw=Value

off

dual

quad

No

get mwaudioinput

mwaudioinput=Value

window1

window2

window3

window4

No

get mwwindow1input

mwwindow1input=Value

hdmi1

hdmi2

displayport

opshdmi

opshdmidisplayport

No

get mwwindow2input

mwwindow2input=Value

hdmi1

hdmi2

displayport

opshdmi

opshdmidisplayport

No

get mwwindow3input

mwwindow3input=Value

hdmi1

hdmi2

displayport

opshdmi

opshdmidisplayport

No

get mwwindow4input

mwwindow4input=Value

hdmi1

hdmi2

displayport

opshdmi

opshdmidisplayport

No

Use the following commands to assign Multi-Window settings.

Command

Possible values

Response

Standby mode

set mw Value

=off

=dual

=quad

mw=Value

No

set mwaudioinput Value

=window1

=window2

=window3

=window4

mwaudioinput=Value

No

set mwwindow1input Value

=hdmi1

=hdmi2

=displayport

=opshdmi

=opshdmidisplayport

mwwindow1input=Value

No

set mwwindow2input Value

=hdmi1

=hdmi2

=displayport

=opshdmi

=opshdmidisplayport

mwwindow2input=Value

No

set mwwindow3input Value

=hdmi1

=hdmi2

=displayport

=opshdmi

=opshdmidisplayport

mwwindow3input=Value

No

set mwwindow4input Value

=hdmi1

=hdmi2

=displayport

=opshdmi

=opshdmidisplayport

mwwindow4input=Value

No

Use the following commands to identify system information settings.

Command

Response

Possible values

Standby mode

get autopoweroff

autopoweroff=Value

15–240

No

get fwverscr

fwverscr=Value

Scalar version firmware number

Yes

get fwvertouch

fwvertouch=Value

Touch controller firmware version number

Yes

get serialtouch

serialtouch=Value

Touch controller serial number

No

get opsinfo

opsinfo=Value

OPS

NO OPS

No

get usb

usb=Value

hdmi1

hdmi2

displayport

ops

No

get language 3

language=Value

English

Arabic

Danish

German

Spanish

Finnish

French

Italian

Dutch

Norwegian

Russian

Swedish

Chinese_sim

No

get modelnum

modelnum=Value

Model number

No

get serialnum

serialnum=Value

Serial number

No

get proximityinstalled

proximityinstalled=Value

yes

no

 

get proximity

proximity=Value

on

off

Yes

get proximityreenable

proximityreenable=Value

1–10

Yes

get proximitydetected

proximitydetected=Value

yes

no

No

get powersave

powersave=Value

on

off

No

get fbc

fbc=Value

on

off

No

get waketotouch

waketotouch=Value

on

off

No

Use the following commands to assign system information settings.

Command

Possible values

Response

Standby mode

set autopoweroff Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=15–240

autopoweroff=Value

No

set factoryreset Value

=yes

factoryreset=Value

Yes

set language Value 4

=English

=Arabic

=Danish

=German

=Spanish

=Finnish

=French

=Italian

=Dutch

=Norwegian

=Russian

=Swedish

=Chinese_sim

language=Value

No

set proximity Value

=on

=off

proximity=Value

Yes

set proximityreenable Value

=1–10

proximityreenable=Value

Yes

set touchdetected Value

=yes

touchdetected=Value

No

set powersave Value

=on

=off

powersave=Value

No

set fbc Value

=on

=off

fbc=Value

No

set waketotouch Value

=on

=off

waketotouch=Value

No

Use the following commands to identify power state settings.

Command

Response

Possible values

Standby mode

get intpowerstate

intpowerstate=Value

on

standby

dpms

novideo

confirm

proximitywait

welcome

Yes

get powerstate

powerstate=Value

on

off

standby

Yes

Use the following commands to assign power state settings.

Command

Possible values

Response

Standby mode

set powerstate Value

=on

=off

=standby

powerstate=Value

Yes

Use the following commands to identify source settings.

Command

Response

Possible values

Standby mode

get input

input=Value

hdmi1

ops/hdmi2

Yes

get videoinputs

videoinputs=Value

hdmi1

ops/hdmi2

Yes

Use the following commands to assign source settings.

Command

Possible values

Response

Standby mode

set input Value

=hdmi1

=ops/hdmi2

input=Value

Yes

Use the following commands to identify video settings.

Command

Response

Possible values

Standby mode

get displaymode

displaymode=Value

standard

user

dynamic

No

get contrast

contrast=Value

0–100

No

get brightness

brightness=Value

0–100

No

get tint

tint=Value

0–100

No

get sharpness

sharpness=Value

0–100

No

get colortemp

colortemp=Value

normal

warm

cool

user

No

get red

red=Value

0–100

No

get green

green=Value

0–100

No

get blue

blue=Value

0–100

No

get blacklevel

blacklevel=Value

0–100

No

Use the following commands to assign video settings.

Command

Possible values

Response

Standby mode

set displaymode Value

=standard

=user

=dynamic

displaymode=Value

No

set contrast Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

contrast=Value

No

set brightness Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

brightness=Value

No

set tint Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

tint=Value

No

set sharpness Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

sharpness=Value

No

set colortemp Value

=normal

=warm

=cool

=user

colortemp=Value

No

set red Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

red=Value

No

set green Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

green=Value

No

set blue Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

blue=Value

No

set blacklevel Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

blacklevel=Value

No

set picturereset Value

=yes

picturereset=Value

No

Use the following commands to identify audio settings.

Command

Response

Possible values

Standby mode

get volume

volume=Value

0–100

No

get mute

mute=Value

on

off

No

get audioinput

audioinput=Value

usbaudio

HDMI

OPSdigital

No

get treble

treble=Value

0–100

No

get bass

bass=Value

0–100

No

get audioeq120

audioeq120=Value

0–100

No

get audioeq500

audioeq500=Value

0–100

No

get audioeq1200

audioeq1200=Value

0–100

No

get audioeq7500

audioeq7500=Value

0–100

No

get audioeq12k

audioeq12k=Value

0–100

No

get balance

balance=Value

0–100

No

Use the following commands to assign audio settings.

Command

Possible values

Response

Standby mode

set volume Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

volume=Value

No

set mute Value

=on

=off

mute=Value

No

set audioinput Value

=usbaudio

=HDMI

=OPSDigital

audioinput=Value

No

set treble Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

treble=Value

No

set bass Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

bass=Value

No

set audioeq120 Value

=0–100

audioeq120=Value

No

set audioeq500 Value

=0–100

audioeq500=Value

No

set audioeq1200 Value

=0–100

audioeq1200=Value

No

set audioeq7500 Value

=0–100

audioeq7500=Value

No

set audioeq12k Value

=0–100

audioeq12k=Value

No

set balance Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=0–100

balance=Value

No

set soundreset Value

=yes

soundreset=Value

No

Use the following commands to identify system information settings.

Command

Response

Possible values

Standby mode

get autopoweroff

autopoweroff=Value

15–240

No

get fwverscr

fwverscr=Value

Scalar version firmware number

Yes

get fwvertouch

fwvertouch=Value

Touch controller firmware version number

Yes

get serialtouch

serialtouch=Value

Touch controller serial number

No

get opsinfo

opsinfo=Value

OPS

NO OPS

No

get language 5

language=Value

English

Arabic

Danish

German

Spanish

Finnish

French

Hebrew

Italian

Dutch

Norwegian

Portuguese

Russian

Swedish

Turkish

Chinese_sim

No

get modelnum

modelnum=Value

Model number

No

get serialnum

serialnum=Value

Serial number

No

get proximityinstalled

proximityinstalled=Value

yes

no

 

get proximity

proximity=Value

on

off

Yes

get proximityreenable

proximityreenable=Value

1–10

Yes

get proximitydetected

proximitydetected=Value

yes

no

No

get monitorid

monitorid=Value

1–100

No

Use the following commands to assign system information settings.

Command

Possible values

Response

Standby mode

set autopoweroff Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=15–240

autopoweroff=Value

No

set factoryreset Value

=yes

factoryreset=Value

Yes

set language Value 6

=English

=Arabic

=Danish

=German

=Spanish

=Finnish

=French

=Hebrew

=Italian

=Dutch

=Norwegian

=Portuguese

=Russian

=Swedish

=Turkish

=Chinese_sim

language=Value

No

set proximity Value

=on

=off

proximity=Value

Yes

set proximityreenable Value

=1–10

proximityreenable=Value

Yes

set monitorid Value

+ Incremental value

- Incremental value

=1–100

monitorid=Value

No

set lyncroom Value

=reset

lyncroom=Value

No

set touchdetected Value

=yes

touchdetected=Value

No

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