Mitsubishi Electric DX-TL950E User manual

DIGITAL RECORDER
RS-232C COMMUNICATION CAPABILITY
OPERATION MANUAL
MODEL
DX-TL950E series
Contents
Connecting to a personal computerConnecting to a personal computer
Connecting to a personal computerConnecting to a personal computer
Connecting to a personal computer ..........
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..... 22
22
2
Connecting with a personal computer ........ 2
Connection via modem...................................... 2
Direct connection ............................................... 2
RS-232C connector ........................................... 2
RS-232C cable ................................................... 2
Command codesCommand codes
Command codesCommand codes
Command codes ..........................................................................
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..................................... 33
33
3
RS-232C settings........................................... 3
Command code system................................. 3
Description of command code systems ...... 3
Direct operation specification .......................... 3
Quasi operation panel command type ............
Status condition change information
function .........................................................
Command receive confirmation function ........
Details of the numbers ...................................... 5
Command code .................................................. 5
• RS-232C [Direct operation specification]
operation setting system command form . 5
General............................................................. 5
<TIME DATE/DISPLAY SETTINGS> ........... 8
<MPX DISPLAY SETTINGS>........................ 9
<MOTION DETECTION SETTINGS>......... 11
<RECORD SETTINGS> ............................... 12
<TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS> .............. 1
<INITIAL SET UP/INFORMATION> ........... 18
<SEARCH> .................................................... 20
<COPY>, <RESTORE>................................ 21
<ANOTHER SETTINGS>............................. 22
• RS-232C Warning display ........................... 2
• RS-232C [Quasi operation panel]
command form ........................................... 26
• RS-232C Status condition change
information system .................................... 27
Character code list........................................... 28
Comment searchComment search
Comment searchComment search
Comment search......................................................................
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2929
29
Comment search command code ..............29
Characters can be used for
comment search.................................... 29
Sample operation.........................................29

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■ Connecting with a personal computer
This unit can be remote controlled from a PC equipped with a RS-232C connection. It is also possible to input comments
from a PC for recording comment information along with the video.
♦Connection via modem
Please use RS-232C Straight cable (9pin) to connect a modem with this unit. The setting of CTS should be set to “HIGH”
or “ON”. Please refer to the instruction manual of a modem for details about connection.
Unit
Modem Modem
PC
RS-232C straight cable (9 pin)
Telephone line
Y/C
1
MAIN
OFF
ON
AC IN ~
234 56789
14
RS-232C
23 56789
1
ALARM IN
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
CLOCK ADJ REC EMERGENCY RESERVED MODE OUT 1 MODE OUT 2 MODE OUT 3 MODE OUT 4 CALL OUT CALL OUT GND MAX 350mA DC 12V OUT GND
CAMERA OUT
RS-232C
RESET
CAMERA IN
INOUT
OUTPUT A
VIDEO
OUTPUT B
GND
AUDIO
100V
RECEIVE SEND
LAN
MIC
♦Direct connection
Please use RS-232C Crossover cable (9pin) to connect a modem with a personal computer. RS -232C Crossover cable
differs depending on the personal computer.
Unit PC
RS-232C Crossover cable (9 pin)
Y/C
1
MAIN
OFF
ON
AC IN ~
234 56789
14
RS-232C
23 56789
1
ALARM IN
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
CLOCK ADJ REC EMERGENCY RESERVED MODE OUT 1 MODE OUT 2 MODE OUT 3 MODE OUT 4 CALL OUT CALL OUT GND MAX 350mA DC 12V OUT GND
CAMERA OUT
RS-232C
RESET
CAMERA IN
INOUT
OUTPUT A
VIDEO
OUTPUT B
GND
AUDIO
100V
RECEIVE SEND
LAN
MIC
♦RS-232C connector
RS-232C
1
69
5
RXD
TXD
DTR
GND
Receiving Data
Transmission Data
Data Terminal Ready
Signal Ground
Pin NO.
Letters Letters
Pin NO.
Transmission Contents Transmission Contents
DSR
RTS
CTS
Data Set Ready
Request To Send
Clear To Send
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
♦RS-232C cable
Please use the following RS-232C Crossover cable to connect your personal computer to the unit.
FRAME
D-sub 9 pin (unit) D-sub 25 pin (Personal computer)
FG
TXD
RXD
RTS
CTS
DSR
GND
DTR
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
20
RXD
TXD
DTR
GND
DSR
RTS
CTS
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1) When RS-232C connector of personal
computer is D-sub 25 pin
D-sub 9 pin D-sub 9 pin
FRAMEFRAME
RXD
TXD
DTR
GND
DSR
RTS
CTS
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
RXD
TXD
DTR
GND
DSR
RTS
CTS
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
2) When Personal computers RS-232C
connector is D-sub 9 pin
Connecting to a personal computer

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■ RS-232C settings
Communication related settings of this unit are made in “MODE”and “SETTINGS”of the <RS-232C> screen. Perform
settings so that they are the same as the connecting modem or PC.
When remote controlling this unit from a PC, set “MODE”in the <RS-232C> screen to “REMOTE A”, “RE-
MOTE B”or “REMOTE C”.
“REMOTE A”: Every status information is returned from the unit.
“REMOTE B”: Status information for the command is returned from the unit.
“REMOTE C”: Status information is not returned from the unit.
1
2
3
4
5
TRANSMISSION
RATE
DATA BIT LENGTH
PARITY BIT
STOP BIT
DELIMITER
1200/2400/4800/
9600/19200
8 BIT/7 BIT
NONE/ODD/EVEN
1 BIT/2 BIT
CR/CR•LF
Synchronization Name on Menu Asynchronous
1
2
3
X control
S parameter
CS-RS hand-shake
Not available
Not available
Available
Synchronization Name on Menu
Pe rform the fo llowing settings on the PC
Transmission rate at
the data received/
sent
Data bit length
Parity bit setting
Stop bit length
Line feed setting
Ava ilable setting s on unit
■ Command code system
2 types of command codes of “direct operation specification”and “false operation panel”can be selected according to
the purpose of the unit.
■ Description of command code systems
♦Direct operation specification
Control and settings are performed by checking execution, errors, etc., from the status returned from the unit for the
command sent from the PC. This command type is structured by operation setting type commands that sets operations
and menu setting type commands that directly sets various menus.
• Input format
Operation setting type commands are to be sent from the PC for each operation such as power on/off, record, playback,
etc., for the unit.
Menu setting type commands are to be specified for each menu setting of the unit.
As a general rule, do not send commands continuously, but send the next command after checking that the present
command has been executed and completed.
• Response format
After sending a command, the following items can be checked from the status returned from the unit.
1) Command execution result, error type, command name, operation status.
2) For operation setting type commands, the operation mode of the unit can be distinguished by the mode number of the
returned status.
Distinction cannot be made with menu setting type commands. (Mode number is notified only when there is change is
status.)
Indicates POWER ON command has been sent.
Indicates that the unit has received a command.
EX : Indicates that a command has been executed.
00 : Indicates that the execution was successful.
PW1 : Indicates response to POWER ON command.
03 : Indicates POWER ON status.
Example) Turn the Unit ON.
Command
from PC
Replied status code
from unit to PC Meaning
PW1
RC
EX,00PW1,03
#2
#2
#1
When the unit cannot execute the operation setting type command or menu setting command sent from a PC,
the content is displayed in the error type of the status returned from the unit. Check the error code and take
appropriate measures.
For control type commands such as record, playback, etc., the interval between command transmission and
the actual operation (command execution) may take some time. To prevent the gap between operation and actual
execution, read the status after sending the command and check the transition of the actual execution.
Command codes

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♦Quasi operation panel command type
Operations can be specified from a PC as if operating the actual operation panel of the unit while viewing the output
video. Each command is a command type that corresponds to the operation button of the unit.
• Input confirmation type
Send commands as if operate the buttons, JOG dial and SHUTTLE ring of the operation panel. As a general rule, do not
send commands continuously, but send the next command after checking that the present command has been executed
and completed. After sending a command, the command execution result, error type and command name can be checked
by the status returned from the unit. To check the actual execution, view the output screen of the unit on the monitor
screen.
Indicates that a command equivalent to “push the POWER button”was sent.
Indicates that the unit has received a command.
EX : Indicates that a command has been executed.
00 : Indicates that the execution was successful.
KKP0 : Indicates that the POWER button was operated.
Indicates that a command equivalent to “push the PLAY button”was sent.
Indicates that the unit has received a command.
EX : Indicates that a command has been executed.
00 : Indicates that the execution was successful.
KKB1 : Indicates that the PLAY button was operated.
Indicates that a command equivalent to “push the PAUSE button”was sent.
Indicates that the unit has received a command.
EX : Indicates that a command has been executed.
00 : Indicates that the execution was successful.
KKB4 : Indicates that the PAUSE button was operated.
Command
from PC
Replied status code
from unit to PC Meaning
KKP0
KKB1
KKB4
RC
EX,00KKP0
PC
EX,00KKB1
PC
EX,00KKB4
Example) Recorded data is played back using still-frames.
#2
#2
#1
#2
#2
#1
#2
#2
#1
When using shuttle operation commands, be sure to send the shuttle center command after sending the
operation command. Otherwise, the shuttle operation will be kept until the shuttle center command is sent.
For control type commands such as record, playback, etc., the interval between command transmission and
the actual operation (command execution) may take some time. To prevent the gap between operation and actual
execution, read the status after sending the command and check the transition of the actual execution.
♦Status condition change information function
EX : Indicates that a command has been executed.
AA : Indicates that status condition change information.
0103 : Indicates that status condition of POWER ON.
Example) Status condition change information of system mode and POWER ON is issued.
Replied status code
from unit to PC Meaning
EX,AA,0103 #2
When setting “MODE”in the <RS-232C> screen to “REMOTE A”, every status information is returned from the unit.
When setting to “REMOTE B”, status information for the command is returned from the unit. When setting to “REMOTE
C”, status information is not returned from the unit.
♦Command receive confirmation function
After executing a received command, the error type during command execution is notified after execution status “EX”.
Error type Contents of Error
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
Normal
Execute Error
Execute Unable Error
Incorrect command
Incorrect parameter
Excuting the command
Not corresponding
Command codes (continued)

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♦Details of the numbers
#1
: When the setting of DELIMITER on <RS-232C SETTINGS> display is set to CR, carriage return code (0DH) will be
input. If the setting is CR•LF, carriage return code (0DH) and line feed code (0AH) will be input.
#2
: When the setting of DELIMITER on <RS-232C SETTINGS> display is set to CR, carriage return code (0DH) will be
output. If the setting is CR•LF, carriage return code (0DH) and line feed code (0AH) will be output.
*: Indicates one number or a character.
♦Command code
• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] operation setting system command form
General (1/3)
PW*(1) ≤
RC*(1) ≤
PB**(1) ≤
PB**(1)*****( ) ≤
PB**(1)**(2)**(3)**( )**(5)
*****************
***************(6)
≤
Power
Recording
Playback
Alarm list search
Comment search
RC ≥
EX,**(2)PW*(1),**(3) ≥
RC ≥
EX,**(2)RC*(1),**(3) ≥
RC ≥
EX,**(2)PB**(1),**(3) ≥
RC ≥
EX,**(2)PB**(1)*****( ),**(3) ≥
RC ≥
EX,**(8)PB**(1)**(2)**(3)**( )
**(5)*****************
***************(6),**(7) ≥
*(1) : Power ON/OFF
0 : OFF 1 : ON
**(2) : Error type
**(3) : System mode number
00 : Power off 01 : System change
0 : Power on 07 : SETTINGS menu
08 : COPY menu 09 : SEARCH menu
0A : Device unusual situation 0B : Device initialize
0C : Device reconstruction 10 : Auto set up
11 : System unusual situation
*(1) : Recording/Stop recording
0 : Stop recording 1 : Recording
**(2) : Error type
**(3) : Recording mode number
00 : Stop 0 : Recording
06 : Alarm recording during stop
07 : Alarm recording during recording
0A : Recording error
**(1) : Playback command
00 : Stop 11 : Playback
12 : Forward speed search 1 13 : Forward speed search 2
1 : Forward speed search 3 15 : Forward speed search
16 : Fast forward 17 : Forward field advance
21 : Reverse playback 22 : Reverse speed search 1
23 : Reverse speed search 2 2 : Reverse speed search 3
25 : Reverse speed search 26 : Rewind
27 : Reverse field advance 30 : Pause
1 : Time date search 2 : Forward index search
3 : Forward alarm index search : Forward alarm skip search
52 : Reverse index search 53 : Reverse alarm index search
5 : Reverse alarm skip search 70 : Jump to start point
71 : Jump to end point
**(2) : Error type
**(3) : Playback mode number
00 : Stop 03 : Playback
(single screen)
0 : Reverse playback (single screen) 05 : Playback pause (single screen)
06 : Reverse playback pause (single screen)
07 : Forward speed search (single screen)
08 : Reverse speed search (single screen)
09 : Fast forward (single screen) 0A : Rewind (single screen)
0B : Playback (split screen) 0C : Reverse playback (split screen)
0D : Playback pause (split screen)
0E : Reverse playback pause (split screen)
0F : Forward speed search (split screen)
10 : Reverse speed search (split screen)
11 : Fast forward (split screen) 12 : Rewind (split screen)
13 : Playback (zoom) 1 : Reverse playback (zoom)
15 : Playback pause (zoom) 16 : Reverse playback pause (zoom)
17 : Forward speed search (zoom) 18 : Reverse speed search (zoom)
19 : Fast forward (zoom) 1A : Rewind (zoom)
1C : Playback error
**(1) : 60
**(2) : Error type
**(3) : Playback mode number (Refer to "Playback" command.)
*****( ) : Alarm list number (00000 ~ 09999) (Latest is 00000)
**(1) : Comment search (80)
**(2) : Search direction
00 : Forward 01 : Reverse
**(3) : number of search time (01 ~ 99)
**( ) : Camera number
00 : CH1 01 : CH2 02 : CH3 03 : CH
0 : CH5 05 : CH6 06 : CH7 07 : CH8
08 : CH9
**(5) : Number of comment character (01 ~ 32)
** ••• **(6) : Comment
**(7) : Playback mode number (Refer to "Playback" command.)
**(8) : Error type
Commands name Commands NotesStatus
Error type : Refer to “Command receive confirmation function”.
Command codes (continued)

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• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] operation setting system command form
General (2/3)
SW****
(1)
≤
TW****
(1)
≤
TM*
(1)
≤
AD*
(1)
≤
CP*
(1)
**
(2)
≤
CP*
(1)
≤
RP*
(1)
**
(2)
≤
RP*
(1)
≤
IF**
(1)
≤
OUTPUT A switcher
OUTPUT B switcher
Timer
Alarm interrupt
Copy start
Copy stop
Restore start
Restore stop
Acquire the recorded
period
RC ≥
EX,**
(2)
SW****
(1)
,**
(3)
≥
RC ≥
EX,**
(2)
TW****
(1)
,**
(3)
≥
RC ≥
EX,**
(2)
TM*
(1)
,**
(3)
≥
RC ≥
EX,**
(2)
AD*
(1)
,**
(3)
≥
RC ≥
EX,**
( )
CP*
(1)
**
(2)
,**
(3)
≥
RC ≥
EX,**
(2)
CP*
(1)
,**
(3)
≥
RC ≥
EX,**
( )
RP*
(1)
**
(2)
,**
(3)
≥
RC ≥
EX,**
(2)
RP*
(1)
,**
(3)
≥
RC ≥
EX,**
(2)
IF**
(1)
,**
(3)
,**
( )
**
(5)
**
(6)
**
(7)
**
(8)
**
(9)
**
(10)
**
(11)
**
(12)
**
(13)
**
(1 )
**
(15)
*****
(16)
≥
****
(1)
: OUTPUT A switcher command
0100 : Single screen sequential
0101 : CH1 0102 : CH2 0103 : CH3 010 : CH
0105 : CH5 0106 : CH6 0107 : CH7 0108 : CH8
0109 : CH9
0180 : Zoom cancel 0181 : Zoom (X1)
0182 : Twice zoom (X2) 018 : Four times zoom (X )
0191 : Zoom move up 0192 : Zoom move down
0193 : Zoom move right 019 : Zoom move left
0 00 : Split screen sequential
0 01 : Split (a) 0 02 : Split (b) 0 03 : Split (c)
0901 : Split 9
**
(2)
: Error type
<Case of during playback>
**
(3)
: Playback mode number during playback, display mode number
during another condition.
Playback mode number : (Refer to "Playback" command.)
<Case of another condition>
**
(3)
: Display mode number
03 : Single screen 0 : Split/sequential screen
05 : Zoom 07 : Display error
****
(1)
: OUTPUT B switcher command
0100 : Single screen sequential
0101 : CH1 0102 : CH2 0103 : CH3 010 : CH
0105 : CH5 0106 : CH6 0107 : CH7 0108 : CH8
0109 : CH9
0 00 : Split screen sequential
0 01 : Split (a) 0 02 : Split (b) 0 03 : Split (c)
0901 : Split 9
**
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: Display mode number
03 : Single screen 0 : Split/sequential screen
07 : Display error
*
(1)
: Timer recording ON/OFF
0 : Timer off 1 : Timer on
**
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: Timer mode number
00 : Timer off 01 : Timer on 02 : Timer error
*
(1)
: Alarm interrupt setting
0 : Alarm interrupt off 1 : Alarm interrupt on
**
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: Alarm interrupt mode number
00 : Alarm interrupt off 01 : Alarm interrupt on
*
(1)
: Copy start
1 : Start
**
(2)
: Direction
00 : MAIN HDD¢CFC 01 : SUB HDD¢CFC
**
(3)
: Copy mode number
00 : Stop 02 : Execute 0 : Copy error
**
( )
: Error type
*
(1)
: Copy stop
0 : Stop
**
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: Copy mode number (Refer to "Copy start" command.)
*
(1)
: Restore start
1 : Start
**
(2)
: Direction
06 : CFC¢MAIN HDD
**
(3)
: Restore mode number
00 : Stop 02 : Execute 0 : Restore error
**
( )
: Error type
*
(1)
: Restore stop
0 : Stop
**
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: Restore mode number (Refer to "Restore start" command.)
**
(1)
: Acquire the recorded period
01 : MAIN 02 : SUB 0 : CFC
**
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: Acquire the information mode number
00 : End 02 : Acquire information error
**
( )
: Start year **
(5)
: Start month
**
(6)
: Start day **
(7)
: Start hour
**
(8)
: Start minute **
(9)
: Start second
**
(10)
: End year **
(11)
: End month
**
(12)
: End day **
(13)
: End hour
**
(1 )
: End minute **
(15)
: End second
*****
(16)
: Number of alarm list
Commands name Commands NotesStatus
Error type : Refer to “Command receive confirmation function”.
Command codes (continued)

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• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] operation setting system command form
General (3/3)
WC*
(1)
≤
MC*
(1)
≤
CL**
(1)
≤
UBA ≤
UBB ≤
ML*
(1)
*
(2)
≤
Warning reset
Menu initializing,
loading or saving
Delete the data
OUTPUT A
OUTPUT B
Control command
for MODE OUT
"LAN" setting
RC ≥
EX,**
(2)
WC*
(1)
,**
(3)
≥
RC ≥
EX,**
(2)
MC*
(1)
,**
(3)
≥
RC ≥
EX,**
(2)
CL**
(1)
,**
(3)
≥
RC ≥
EX,**
(2)
UBA ≥
RC ≥
EX,**
(2)
UBB ≥
RC ≥
EX,**
(3)
ML*
(1)
,*
(2)
≥
*
(1)
: Warning reset
0 : Reset (only display)
**
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: System mode number (Refer to "Power" command.)
*
(1)
: Menu initializing, loading or saving
0 : Initialize 1 : Load from CFC
2 : Save to CFC
**
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: System mode number (Refer to "Power" command.)
**
(1)
: Delete the data
01 : MAIN 02 : SUB 0 : CFC
**
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: Data delete mode number
00 : End 02 : Error
**
(2)
: Error type
**
(2)
: Error type
*
(1)
: Control command for MODE OUT "LAN" setting
1 : MODE OUT 1 2 : MODE OUT 2
3 : MODE OUT 3 : MODE OUT
5 : MODE OUT 5
*
(2)
:
0 : OFF 1 : ON
**
(3)
: Error type
Commands name Commands NotesStatus
Error type : Refer to “Command receive confirmation function”.
Command codes (continued)

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• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form
<TIME DATE/DISPLAY SETTINGS>
<Menu setting>
DW,*****(1)*****(2) ≤
<Inquiry for setting information>
DR,*****(1) ≤
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
<Menu setting>
DW02,*****(1)*****(2) ≤
<Inquiry for setting information>
DR02,*****(1) ≤
<Menu setting>
DW,*****(1)*****(2) ≤
<Inquiry for setting information>
DR,*****(1) ≤
÷
TIME DATE ADJUST
DAYLIGHT SAVING
DAYLIGHT SETTING
DISPLAY MODE
CLOCK LOCATION
SETTING
CAMERA DISPLAY
CAMERA TITLE/
MEMO SETTING
DUPLEX MODE
DISPLAY
CLOCK LOCATION
SETTING
<Writing of menu information>
RC ≥
EX,**(3)DW,*****(1)*****(2) ≥
<Reading of menu information>
RC ≥
EX,**(3)DR,*****(1)*****(2) ≥
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
<Writing of menu information>
RC ≥
EX,**(3)DW02,*****(1)*****(2)
≥
<Reading of menu information>
RC ≥
EX,**(3)DR02,*****(1)*****(2)
≥
<Writing of menu information>
RC ≥
EX,**(3)DW,*****(1)*****(2) ≥
<Reading of menu information>
RC ≥
EX,**(3)DR,*****(1)*****(2) ≥
÷
*****(1) :
0000 : YEAR 00005 : MONTH
00006 : DAY 00007 : TIME (hour)
00008 : TIME (minute) 00009 : TIME (second)
*****(2) :
YEAR : 00001 ~ 00099
MONTH : 00001 ~ 00012
DAY : 00001 ~ 00031
TIME (hour) : 00000 ~ 00023
TIME (minute) : 00000 ~ 00059
TIME (second) : 00000 ~ 00059
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) : 00010
*****(2) : 00000 : OFF 00001 : AUTO
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) :
05688 : IN - DAY OF WEEK 05689 : OUT - DAY OF WEEK
05690 : IN - WEEK 05691 : OUT - WEEK
05692 : IN - MONTH 05693 : OUT - MONTH
0569 : IN - TIME (hour) 05695 : OUT - TIME (hour)
05696 : IN - TIME (minute) 05697 : OUT - TIME (minute)
*****(2)
DAY OF WEEK :
00000 : SUN 00001 : MON 00002 : TUE 00003 : WED
0000 : THU 00005 : FRI 00006 : SAT
WEEK :
00001 : 1ST 00002 : 2ND 00003 : 3RD 0000 : TH
00005 : LAST
MONTH :
00001 : JAN 00002 : FEB 00003 : MAR 0000 : APR
00005 : MAY 00006 : JUN 00007 : JUL 00008 : AUG
00009 : SEP 00010 : OCT 00011 : NOV 00012 : DEC
TIME (hour) : 00000 ~ 00023
TIME (minute) : 00000 ~ 00059
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) : 00001
*****(2) : 00001 ~ 00006
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) : 00002
*****(2) : 00000 ~ 00383
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) : 00003
*****(2) :
00000 : NONE 00001 : NUMBER
00002 : TITLE 00003 : COMMENT
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) :
CH1 : 00011 ~ 00026 CH2 : 00027 ~ 000 2
CH3 : 000 3 ~ 00058 CH : 00059 ~ 0007
CH5 : 00075 ~ 00090 CH6 : 00091 ~ 00106
CH7 : 00107 ~ 00122 CH8 : 00123 ~ 00138
CH9 : 00139 ~ 0015
MEMO : 00267 ~ 00282
*****(2) : (Refer to "Character code list")
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) : 00283
*****(2) :
00000 : NONE 00001 : TOP 00002 : BOTTOM
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) : 00 9
*****(2) :
000 3 : Default position
000 7 : Right 1 00051 : Right 2 00055 : Right 3 00059 : Right
00063 : Right 5 00067 : Right 6 00071 : Right 7 00075 : Right 8
00079 : Right 9 00083 : Right 10 00087 : Right 11 00091 : Right 12
00095 : Right 13 00099 : Right 1 00103 : Right 15 00107 : Right 16
00111 : Right 17 00115 : Right 18 00119 : Right 19 00123 : Right 20
**(3) : Error type
Commands name Commands NotesStatus
Error type : Refer to “Command receive confirmation function”.
Command codes (continued)

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• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form
<MPX DISPLAY SETTINGS> (1/2)
<Menu setting>
DW,*****(1)*****(2) ≤
<Inquiry for setting information>
DR,*****(1) ≤
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
OUTPUT A
SPLIT SCREEN
SETTING
OUTPUT A
SPLIT 9 SCREEN
SETTING
OUTPUT A
SEQUENCE SETTING
(1 ~ 9)
OUTPUT A
SEQUENCE SETTING
(SPLIT )
OUTPUT A
SEQUENCE SETTING
(TIME)
OUTPUT A
INTERLACE
OUTPUT B
ON/OFF
COVERT CAMERA
SETTING
ALARM DISPLAY
<Writing of menu information>
RC ≥
EX,**(3)DW,*****(1)*****(2) ≥
<Reading of menu information>
RC ≥
EX,**(3)DR,*****(1)*****(2) ≥
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
*****(1) :
SPLIT (a) :
00305 : Top - Left 00306 : Top - Right
00307 : Bottom - Left 00308 : Bottom - Right
SPLIT (b) :
00313 : Top - Left 0031 : Top - Right
00315 : Bottom - Left 00316 : Bottom - Right
SPLIT (c) :
00321 : Top - Left 00322 : Top - Right
00323 : Bottom - Left 0032 : Bottom - Right
*****(2) :
00000 : CH1 00001 : CH2 00002 : CH3 00003 : CH
0000 : CH5 00005 : CH6 00006 : CH7 00007 : CH8
00008 : CH9
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) :
SPLIT9 :
00337 : Top - Left 00338 : Top - Center
00339 : Top - Right 003 0 : Middle - Left
003 1 : Middle - Center 003 2 : Middle - Right
003 3 : Bottom - Left 003 : Bottom - Center
003 5 : Bottom - Right
*****(2) :
00000 : CH1 00001 : CH2 00002 : CH3 00003 : CH
0000 : CH5 00005 : CH6 00006 : CH7 00007 : CH8
00008 : CH9
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) :
00 05 : SEQUENCE 1 00 06 : SEQUENCE 2
00 07 : SEQUENCE 3 00 08 : SEQUENCE
00 09 : SEQUENCE 5 00 10 : SEQUENCE 6
00 11 : SEQUENCE 7 00 12 : SEQUENCE 8
00 13 : SEQUENCE 9
*****(2) :
00000 : CH1 00001 : CH2 00002 : CH3 00003 : CH
0000 : CH5 00005 : CH6 00006 : CH7 00007 : CH8
00008 : CH9
00255 : –
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) : 00 21
*****(2)
00000 : a 00001 :ab 00002 : abc
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) :
00 23 : SEQUENCE 1 00 2 : SEQUENCE 2
00 25 : SEQUENCE 3 00 26 : SEQUENCE
00 27 : SEQUENCE 5 00 28 : SEQUENCE 6
00 29 : SEQUENCE 7 00 30 : SEQUENCE 8
00 31 : SEQUENCE 9
00 39 : SPLIT
*****(2) : 00001 ~ 00030 (second)
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) : 00300
*****(2) :
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) : 00 93
*****(2) :
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) :
00 77 : CH1 00 78 : CH2 00 79 : CH3 00 80 : CH
00 81 : CH5 00 82 : CH6 00 83 : CH7 00 8 : CH8
00 85 : CH9
*****(2) :
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) : 0030
*****(2) :
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**(3) : Error type
Commands name Commands NotesStatus
Error type : Refer to “Command receive confirmation function”.
Command codes (continued)

10
• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form
<MPX DISPLAY SETTINGS> (2/2)
<Menu setting>
DW,*****(1)*****(2) ≤
<Inquiry for setting information>
DR,*****(1) ≤
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
OUTPUT B
SPLIT SCREEN
SETTING
OUTPUT B
SPLIT 9 SCREEN
SETTING
OUTPUT B
SEQUENCE SETTING
(1 ~ 9)
OUTPUT B
SEQUENCE SETTING
(SPLIT )
OUTPUT B
SEQUENCE SETTING
(TIME)
OUTPUT B
INTERLACE
<Writing of menu information>
RC ≥
EX,**(3)DW,*****(1)*****(2) ≥
<Reading of menu information>
RC ≥
EX,**(3)DR,*****(1)*****(2) ≥
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
*****(1) :
SPLIT (a) :
00309 : Top - Left 00310 : Top - Right
00311 : Bottom - Left 00312 : Bottom - Right
SPLIT (b) :
00317 : Top - Left 00318 : Top - Right
00319 : Bottom - Left 00320 : Bottom - Right
SPLIT (c) :
00325 : Top - Left 00326 : Top - Right
00327 : Bottom - Left 00328 : Bottom - Right
*****(2) :
00000 : CH1 00001 : CH2 00002 : CH3 00003 : CH
0000 : CH5 00005 : CH6 00006 : CH7 00007 : CH8
00008 : CH9
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) :
SPLIT9 :
003 6 : Top - Left 003 7 : Top - Center
003 8 : Top - Right 003 9 : Middle - Left
00350 : Middle - Center 00351 : Middle - Right
00352 : Bottom - Left 00353 : Bottom - Center
0035 : Bottom - Right
*****(2) :
00000 : CH1 00001 : CH2 00002 : CH3 00003 : CH
0000 : CH5 00005 : CH6 00006 : CH7 00007 : CH8
00008 : CH9
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) :
00 1 : SEQUENCE 1 00 2: SEQUENCE 2
00 3 : SEQUENCE 3 00 : SEQUENCE
00 5 : SEQUENCE 5 00 6 : SEQUENCE 6
00 7 : SEQUENCE 7 00 8 : SEQUENCE 8
00 9 : SEQUENCE 9
*****(2) :
00000 : CH1 00001 : CH2 00002 : CH3 00003 : CH
0000 : CH5 00005 : CH6 00006 : CH7 00007 : CH8
00008 : CH9
00255 : –
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) : 00 57
*****(2) :
00000 : a 00001 :ab 00002 : abc
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) :
00 59 : SEQUENCE 1 00 60 : SEQUENCE 2
00 61 : SEQUENCE 3 00 62 : SEQUENCE
00 63 : SEQUENCE 5 00 6 : SEQUENCE 6
00 65 : SEQUENCE 7 00 66 : SEQUENCE 8
00 67 : SEQUENCE 9
00 75 : SPLIT
*****(2) : 00001 ~ 00030 (second)
**(3) : Error type
*****(1) : 00301
*****(2) :
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**(3) : Error type
Commands name Commands NotesStatus
Error type : Refer to “Command receive confirmation function”.
Command codes (continued)