Leader LV 5800 User manual

LV 5800
MULTI MONITOR
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(ETHERNET)

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................... 1
1.1 About Network .......................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Trademark Acknowledgments................................................................................................... 1
2. ETHERNET.................................................................................................................. 2
2.1 Remote Control Using TELNET................................................................................................ 2
2.2 FTP File Transfer ...................................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Command Entry Procedure ...................................................................................................... 4
2.4 TELNET Commands................................................................................................................. 5
2.4.1 LV 5800 Commands (MULTI MONITOR) .......................................................................... 5
2.4.2 LV 58SER01A Commands (SDI INPUT) ........................................................................... 9
2.4.3 LV 58SER02 Commands (EYE PATTERN unit) .............................................................. 25
2.4.4 LV 58SER03 Commands (COMPOSITE VIDEO INPUT) ................................................ 30
2.4.5 LV 58SER04 Commands (MPEG DECODER) ................................................................ 35
2.4.6 LV 58SER40A Commands (DIGITAL AUDIO).................................................................. 43
2.5 FTP Commands...................................................................................................................... 50
3. SNMP......................................................................................................................... 51
3.1 Description.............................................................................................................................. 51
3.2 SNMP Version Supported....................................................................................................... 51
3.3 Setup ...................................................................................................................................... 51
3.3.1 Configuring the SNMP Manager...................................................................................... 51
3.3.2 Setting the LV 5800 ......................................................................................................... 52
3.4 MIB ......................................................................................................................................... 53
3.4.1 Standard MIB .................................................................................................................. 53
3.4.2 Enterprise MIB................................................................................................................. 58
3.5 Enterprise Trap....................................................................................................................... 86
3.5.1 Configuring the SNMP Manager...................................................................................... 86
3.5.2 Specific Trap.................................................................................................................... 87
3.5.3 Variable Binding List ........................................................................................................ 88
4. FIRMWARE REVISION HISTORY............................................................................. 90

1. INTRODUCTION
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1. INTRODUCTION
This manual explains how to control an LV 5800 remotely over an Ethernet. For other
explanations and notes, see the main LV 5800 instruction manual.
1.1 About Network
The remote control capability operation via the Ethernet is confirmed only under the local
network environments; it is not guaranteed under other environments.
1.2 Trademark Acknowledgments
Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other
countries.
Dolby is a trademark of Dolby Laboratories.

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2. ETHERNET
You can set nearly all settings that can be specified using the front panel keys by transferring the
command to LV 5800 using the PC that is connected via Ethernet network.
In addition, the various data that is detected by LV 5800 can be transferred to the PC that is
connected via Ethernet network.
See the main LV 5800 instruction manual for Ethernet settings (*1) to the main frame.
*1 For IP Address settings to LV 5800, press the SYS key to display the system menu. Then, press F･2
(PLATFORM SETUP) to display the tab menu to set up IP Address.
2.1 Remote Control Using TELNET
To control the LV 5800 remotely using a controller such as a PC connected to the network,
TELNET (*2) is used.
For a description on how to start (*3) TELNET, see the instruction manual that came with your
PC. The login name and password cannot be changed on the LV 5800.
When the TELNET connection is established, “login:” appears on the screen. Enter “LV5800”.
LV5800 login: LV5800
Next “Password:” appears. Enter “LV5800“.
Actually, letter of password is not displayed.
LV5800 login: LV5800
Password: LV5800
Appears「LV5800>」.
LV5800 login: LV5800
Password: LV5800
LV5800>
*2 Flow control for TELNET remote control
If you are remotely controlling the LV 5800 via TELNET, enable the TELNET flow control. If your TELNET
client does not support flow control, the LV 5800 may not operate correctly if commands are sent at high
speeds.
If you cannot use flow control, (1) allow approximately 1-second interval between each command or (2)
send the REMOTE:REPLY command described in section 2.4.1, “LV 5800 Commands (MULTI MONITOR)”
to enable return values and perform software handshaking.
*3 To start TELNET on Windows XP
On the task bar, click Start, and then click Run.
Type “TELNET” followed by a space and then the LV 5800 IP address. Click OK.

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2.2 FTP File Transfer
To transfer files from LV 5800 to PC connected to the network, FTP is used. For a description
on how to start (*1) FTP, see the instruction manual that came with your PC.
The user name and password cannot be changed on the LV 5800.
When the FTP starts, “User” appears on the screen. Enter “LV5800”.
Connected to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
220 FTP Server ready
User(xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:(none)): LV5800
Next “Password:” appears. Enter “LV5800“.
Actually, letter of password is not displayed.
Connected to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
220 FTP Server ready
User(xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:(none)): LV5800
331 Password required
Password: LV5800
Appears「ftp>」.
Connected to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
220 FTP Server ready
User(xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:(none)): LV5800
331 Password required
Password: LV5800
230 Logged in
ftp>
*1 To start FTP on Windows XP
On the task bar, click Start, and then click Run.
Type “FTP” followed by a space and then the IP address. Click OK.

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2.3 Command Entry Procedure
The system of control commands used on the Ethernet network follows the menu structure.
Reading this manual and the instruction manuals of each Unit of the LV 5800 will facilitate the
process.
●Entry Method of the Command
The entry method of the command is shown below. The control commands are entered
using the following syntax: the command followed by a space followed by commands.
The parameter can be used either of: none, 1, or 2 pieces.
[Command] + [Space] + [Parameter1] + [Space] + [Parameter2]
* You can use uppercase or lowercase characters for commands.
* You must specify a unit number for commands that start with [SYS:UNIT:]. Enter a unit number (1 to 6)
in [Parameter 1]. To check which unit is installed to a unit number (n), use the [SYS:UNITn_INFO]
command.
* Measurement display commands that start with [WFM], [VECT], [PIC], [AUDIO], [STATUS], and [EYE]
apply only to the display specified by the [DISPLAY] command. If you enter a command with a mode
different from the current display mode, the command is discarded.
●Control Command Entry Example
The command entry example is shown below.
・When there is no parameter.
STATUS:RESET [Enter]
(The error of the status screen is reset.)
・When there is a 1 parameter.
WFM:GAIN:MAG X5 [Enter]
(Sets the gain of the video signal waveform display to 5 times.)
・When there are 2 parameters.
SYS:UNIT:LINKFORMAT 1 SINGLE [Enter]
(Sets the link format of SDI Input installed in unit 1 to single link.)

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2.4 TELNET Commands
2.4.1 LV 5800 Commands (MULTI MONITOR)
●Front Panel LV 5800 (MULTI MONITOR)
Command Parameter1 Description
1 Selects first area
2 Selects second area
3 Selects third area
4 Selects fourth area
DISPLAY
? Queries the selected area
ON Selects multi screen display
OFF Selects 1 screen display
MULTI
? Queries the multi screen display
UNIT1 Selects unit 1
UNIT2 Selects unit 2
UNIT3 Selects unit 3
UNIT4 Selects unit 4
INPUT:UNIT
? Queries the selected unit
A Selects channel A
B Selects channel B
INPUT:CH
? Queries the input channel
WFM Selects the video signal waveform
VECT Selects vector waveform
PIC Selects picture display
AUDIO Selects audio display
STATUS Selects status display
EYE Selects eye pattern display
MODE
? Queries the measurement mode
INT Selects internal sync signal
EXT Selects external sync signal
EXT
? Queries the sync signal
RCLL 1 to 60 Recall presets memory
MAKE CAPTURE Captures the displayed screen to the internal memory of the
LV 5800

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●PLATFORM SETUP (GENERAL SETUP) LV 5800 (MULTI MONITOR)
Command Parameter1 Description
SINGLE Sets the single input mode.
MULTI Sets the multi input mode. (Doesn’t interlock with the
line selection.)
MULTI_LINE Sets the multi input mode. (Interlocks with the line
selection.)
SYS:PLATFORM:SOURCE_MODE
? Queries the input mode.
2MULTI Sets the 2 screen display when the multi screen is
selected
4MULTI Sets the 4 screen display when the multi screen is
selected
SYS:PLATFORM:DISPLAY:
MULTI_MODE
? Queries the multi screen display
OFF Sets the selected window to a colorlessness frame.
BLUE Sets the selected window to a blue frame.
WHITE Sets the selected window to a white frame.
SYS:PLATFORM:WINDOW_MARKER
? Queries the frame color of selected window.
SCREEN Sets the capture mode to screen capture.
VIDEO_FRAME Sets the capture mode to frame capture.
SYS:PLATFORM:CAPTURE_MODE
? Queries the capture mode.
ON The format is displayed.
OFF The format is not displayed.
SYS:PLATFORM:DISPLAY:INFO:FORMAT
? Queries the presence of format display setting.
OFF The date is not displayed.
YMD Displays the date in order of the year/ month / day.
MDY Displays the date in order of the month/ day/ year.
DMY Displays the date in order of the day/ month / year.
SYS:PLATFORM:DISPLAY:INFO:DATE
? Queries the presence of date display setting and display
type.
ON The time is displayed.
OFF Time is not displayed.
SYS:PLATFORM:DISPLAY:INFO:TIME
? Queries the presence of time display setting.
ON The color system is displayed.
OFF The color system is not displayed.
SYS:PLATFORM:DISPLAY:INFO:COLOR
? Queries the presence of color system display
ON Number of input unit and the input channel are
displayed.
OFF Number of input unit and the input channel are not
displayed.
SYS:PLATFORM:DISPLAY:INFO:INPUT
?
Queries the presence of setting for displaying both the
number of input unit and the input channel.
HIGH Brightens the backlight.
LOW Dims the backlight.
SYS:PLATFORM:DISPLAY:BACKLIGHT
? Queries the brightness of the backlight.
OFF The backlight is always turned on.
5MIN The backlight is shut off 5 minutes after pressing the last
key.
30MIN The backlight is shut off 30 minutes after pressing the
last key.
60MIN The backlight is shut off 60 minutes after pressing the
last key.
SYS:PLATFORM:DISPLAY:AUTO_OFF
? Queries the presence of auto shutoff setting of the
backlight and the time of shutoff of the backlight.

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●PLATFORM SETUP (REMOTE) LV 5800 (MULTI MONITOR)
Command Parameter1 Description
BIT Recalls the presets from No.1 to 8 by bit.
BINARY Recalls the presets from No.1 to 60 by binary code.
SYS:PLATFORM:REMOTE_MODE
? Queries the remote mode.
POSITIVE High is output at the time of error detection
NEGATIVE Low is output at the time of error detection
SYS:PLATFORM:ALARM:POLARITY
?
Queries the output polarity at the time of error detection.
UNIT1 Outputs the error of unit No.1 to alarm 1.
UNIT2 Outputs the error of unit No.2 to alarm 1.
UNIT3 Outputs the error of unit No.3 to alarm 1.
UNIT4 Outputs the error of unit No.4 to alarm 1.
ALL Outputs the error of all units to alarm 1.
SYS:PLATFORM:ALARM1:UNIT
? Outputs the error of unit from No.1 to 4 to alarm 1.
UNIT1 Outputs the error of unit No.1 to alarm 2.
UNIT2 Outputs the error of unit No.2 to alarm 2.
UNIT3 Outputs the error of unit No.3 to alarm 2.
UNIT4 Outputs the error of unit No.4 to alarm 2.
ALL Outputs the error of unit from No.1 to 4 to alarm 2.
SYS:PLATFORM:ALARM2:UNIT
? Queries the unit that outputs the error to alarm 2.
UNIT1 Outputs the error of unit No.1 to alarm 3.
UNIT2 Outputs the error of unit No.2 to alarm 3.
UNIT3 Outputs the error of unit No.3 to alarm 3.
UNIT4 Outputs the error of unit No.4 to alarm 3.
ALL Outputs the error of unit from No.1 to 4 to alarm 3.
SYS:PLATFORM:ALARM3:UNIT
? Queries the unit that outputs the error to alarm 3.
UNIT1 Outputs the error of unit No.1 to alarm 4.
UNIT2 Outputs the error of unit No.2 to alarm 4.
UNIT3 Outputs the error of unit No.3 to alarm 4.
UNIT4 Outputs the error of unit No.4 to alarm 4.
ALL Outputs the error of unit from No.1 to 4 to alarm 4.
SYS:PLATFORM:ALARM4:UNIT
? Queries the unit that outputs the error to alarm 4.
A Outputs the error of A channel to alarm 1.
B Outputs the error of B channel to alarm 1.
A/B Outputs the error of A/B channels to alarm 1.
SYS:PLATFORM:ALARM1:CH
? Queries the channel that outputs the error to alarm 1.
A Outputs the error of A channel to alarm 2.
B Outputs the error of B channel to alarm 2.
A/B Outputs the error of A/B channels to alarm 2.
SYS:PLATFORM:ALARM2:CH
? Queries the channel that outputs the error to alarm 2.
A Outputs the error of A channel to alarm 3.
B Outputs the error of B channel to alarm 3.
A/B Outputs the error of A/B channels to alarm 3.
SYS:PLATFORM:ALARM3:CH
? Queries the channel that outputs the error to alarm 3.
A Outputs the error of A channel to alarm 4.
B Outputs the error of B channel to alarm 4.
A/B Outputs the error of A/B channels to alarm 4.
SYS:PLATFORM:ALARM4:CH
? Queries the channel that outputs the error to alarm 4.
ENABLE Sounds the Beep Alarm when error is detected.
DISABLE Does not sound the Beep Alarm when error is detected.
SYS:PLATFORM:ERROR_BEEP
? Queries whether to sound Beep Alarm when error is
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●DATE&TIME LV 5800 (MULTI MONITOR)
Command Parameter1 Description
YYYY/MM/DD,hh:mm:ss Sets up the date and time.SYS:DATE
? Queries the date and time
●SYSTEM INFORMATION LV 5800 (MULTI MONITOR)
Command Parameter1 Description
SYS:UNIT1_INFO - Queries the unit 1 type
SYS:UNIT2_INFO - Queries the unit 2 type
SYS:UNIT3_INFO - Queries the unit 3 type
SYS:UNIT4_INFO - Queries the unit 4 type
SYS:UNIT5_INFO - Queries the unit 5 type
SYS:UNIT6_INFO - Queries the unit 6 type
●LCD OFF LV 5800 (MULTI MONITOR)
Command Parameter1 Description
SYS:LCD_OFF - Shuts off the LED.
●INITIALIZE LV 5800 (MULTI MONITOR)
Command Parameter1 Description
SYS:INIT - Initializes the LV 5800.
●Miscellaneous LV 5800 (MULTI MONITOR)
Command Parameter1 Description
REMOTE:HELP - Displays the list of the commands.
ON Replies for the command.REMOTE:REPLY (*1)
OFF Does not reply for the command.(Default setting)
*1 Return value when REMOTE:REPLY is ON
If the LV 5800 is in the factory default condition (REMOTE:REPLY = OFF), the LV 5800 does not return a
value even when a command has an error during TELNET remote control. It only returns a value for queries
using a “?” parameter. This is done to maintain compatibility with the LV 5700.
By setting the REMOTE:REPLY command parameter to ON, the LV 5800 will return a value as follows:
OK: If the command is processed properly.
ERR1: If the number of parameters is incorrect.
ERR2: If a parameter value is out of range.
ERR3: If the function is not enabled in the current condition.
If the command itself is wrong, the LV 5800 will return the following character string.
-rbash:the incorrect command:command not found