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Table of Contents
RS232 Codes...........................................................................................................................4
1. RS232 Command Format..................................................................................................4
2. Connection Setting ............................................................................................................6
3. Command Tables ..............................................................................................................7
4. Example ..........................................................................................................................18
Accessing Planar’s Technical Support Website............................................................19

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RS232 Codes
RS232 control is not necessary for operation but is a convenient way to control displays from a
computer at a distance. Most things you can do with the remote, you can do with RS232 commands.
Plus, you can send inquiries to the displays and find out the current settings and values.
1. RS232 Command Format
Commands sent from the initiator to the follower must have the following format:
(www:xyz) [CR]
Where:
●‘(‘ and ‘)’ indicate the start and end of the command data. If these characters are present,
the command processor shall assume that “valid” command data is present in the command string.
If these characters are not present in the command, the command processor shall assume the
data is not valid command data and ignore it.
●“www” indicates the command code. This field is case insensitive (i.e. “PWR”, “pwr” and
“PwR” should all be treated as “PWR”).
●“:x” is the destination parameter. This is an optional parameter that indicates which memory
the command is referencing. This parameter is reserved and shall not be used at this time.
●“y” is the operand, which can have one of the following values:
o‘?’ = “Get” operand
o‘=’ = “Set” operand
o‘+’ = “Increment” operand
o‘-‘ = “Decrement” operand
●“z” is the value to set for this parameter. It can have one of two formats:
oInteger value: Any positive or negative number (example: 100)
oString value: Any string surrounded by double quotes (example: “This is a string”)
●“[CR]” is the ASCII carriage return key (0x0D).

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Responses sent from the follower to the initiator shall have the following format:
(u;www:x=z) [CR] [LF]
Where:
●‘(‘ and ‘)’ indicate the start and end of the command data. If these characters are present,
the command processor shall assume that “valid” command data is present in the command
string. If these characters are not present in the command, the command processor shall
assume the data is not valid command data and ignore it.
●“u;” indicates the response code. This is only used by followers responding to a valid
command received. For any response code other than 0, the follower shall echo back the
command received rather than filling in the fields listed below. The following response codes
can be used:
o0 = Command successfully processed
o1 = Unknown command code
o2 = Invalid operator
o3 = Destination parameter not supported
o4 = Setting not available
o5 = Setting value not available
o6 = Setting value not supported
o7 = String too long
o8 = Command not supported in standby mode
o9 = Invalid parameter
o10 = Error processing command
o11 = Password not entered
●“www” indicates the command code sent by the follower. This field is case insensitive (i.e.
“PWR”, “pwr” and “PwR” should all be treated as “PWR”).
●“:x” is the destination parameter. This is an optional parameter that indicates which memory
the response is referencing. This parameter is reserved and shall not be used at this time.
●“z” is the new value (for set/increment/decrement commands) or the current value (for get
commands) for this parameter. It can have one of two formats:
●Integer value: Any positive or negative number (example: 100)
●String value: Any string surrounded by double quotes (example: “This is a string”)
●“[CR]” is the ASCII carriage return key (0x0D).
●“[LF]” is the ASCII line feed character (0x0A).

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2. Connection Setting
The RS232 connection must use the following settings:
The display’s RS232 connector is wired in the straight through configuration, with the pinout as
follows:
●Pin 2: Tx out
●Pin 3: Rx in
●Pin 5: Ground
●Shell: Ground
●All other pins: No connect
Note: RS232 commands over LAN can be achieved by opening a TCP connection on Port 23 to the
display.
Note: RS232 and LAN functionality will not work in standby mode if Power Saving Config is set to
Standby Mode. Use another Power Saving Config selection if RS232 or LAN support is needed.
Consult the Planar PS Series 4K Displays User Manual for more information.
Note: When the Power Saving Config setting is set to Networked Standby, the display's LAN
connection will only recognize the Wake-on-LAN magic packet. Other serial commands are not
recognized in standby. If full LAN serial command support is required in standby, use the Wake on
All or Always On settings. Consult the Planar PS Series 4K Displays User Manual for more
information.
Baud Rate
Data Bit
Parity Bit
Stop Bit
HW (RTS/CTS) or
SW (XON/XOFF)
19200
8
None
1
None

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3. Command Tables
Note: Certain commands are only available in later versions of firmware. Please upgrade to the
latest firmware version if unsupported commands are encountered.
Setting
Description
Serial
CMD
Serial
Value
Read
Command
String
Write
Command
String
Increment
Command
String
Decrement
Command
String
Power Control
On (soft power)
PWR
1
(PWR?)
(PWR=1)
(PWR+)
(PWR-)
Off (soft power)
0
(PWR=0)
Input Source
VGA
INS
0
(INS?)
(INS=0)
(INS+)
(INS-)
HDMI 1
1
(INS=1)
HDMI 2
2
(INS=2)
DP 1
3
(INS=3)
Android
4
(INS=4)
Web Browser
5
(INS=5)
Android App
7
(INS=7)
Backlight
Level
BKL
15~100
(BKL?)
(BKL=100)
(BKL+)
(BKL-)
Brightness
BRT
0~100
(BRT?)
(BRT=50)
(BRT+)
(BRT-)
Backlight
On (Backlight)
BLE
1
(BLE?)
(BLE=1)
(BLE+)
(BLE-)
Off (Backlight)
0
(BLE=0)
Contrast
CON
0~100
(CON?)
(CON=50)
(CON+)
(CON-)
Sharpness
SHP
0~100
(SHP?)
(SHP=10)
(SHP+)
(SHP-)
Hue
TNT
0~100
(TNT?)
(TNT=50)
(TNT+)
(TNT-)
Saturation
CLR
0~100
(CLR?)
(CLR=50)
(CLR+)
(CLR-)
Scheme
Standard
MMP
1
(MMP?)
(MMP=1)
(MMP+)
(MMP-)
Soft
2
(MMP=2)
User
3
(MMP=3)
Vivid
7
(MMP=7)
Natural
8
(MMP=8)
Sports
9
(MMP=9)

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Setting
Description
Serial
CMD
Serial
Value
Read
Command
String
Write
Command
String
Increment
Command
String
Decrement
Command
String
Color
Temperature
9300K
CTS
0
(CTS?)
(CTS=0)
(CTS+)
(CTS-)
6500K
1
(CTS=1)
5000K
2
(CTS=2)
User
3
(CTS=3)
7500K
4
(CTS=4)
3200K
5
(CTS=5)
Gamma
Off
GMS
0
(GMS?)
(GMS=0)
(GMS+)
(GMS-)
1.85
1
(GMS=1)
1.9
2
(GMS=2)
1.95
3
(GMS=3)
2.0
4
(GMS=4)
2.05
5
(GMS=5)
2.1
6
(GMS=6)
2.15
7
(GMS=7)
2.2
8
(GMS=8)
2.25
9
(GMS=9)
2.3
10
(GMS=10)
2.35
11
(GMS=11)
2.4
12
(GMS=12)
2.45
13
(GMS=13)
2.5
14
(GMS=14)
2.55
15
(GMS=15)
2.6
16
(GMS=16)

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Setting
Description
Serial
CMD
Serial
Value
Read
Command
String
Write
Command
String
Increment
Command
String
Decrement
Command
String
Red Gain
Red Gain
DRG
0~256
(DRG?)
(DRG=100)
(DRG+)
(DRG-)
Green Gain
Green Gain
DGG
0~256
(DGG?)
(DGG=100)
(DGG+)
(DGG-)
Blue Gain
Blue Gain
DBG
0~256
(DBG?)
(DBG=100)
(DBG+)
(DBG-)
Red Offset
Red Offset
DRO
0~256
(DRO?)
(DRO=100)
(DRO+)
(DRO-)
Green Offset
Green Offset
DGO
0~256
(DGO?)
(DGO=100)
(DGO+)
(DGO-)
Blue Offset
Blue Offset
DBO
0~256
(DBO?)
(DBO=100)
(DBO+)
(DBO-)
Phase
Phase
PHS
50
(PHS?)
(PHS=50)
(PHS+)
(PHS-)
Clock
Clock
TRK
0~100
(TRK?)
(TRK=50)
(TRK+)
(TRK-)
Horizontal
Position
Horz Position
IPL
0~100
(IPL?)
(IPL=50)
(IPL+)
(IPL-)
Vertical
Position
Vert Position
IPU
0~100
(IPU?)
(IPU=50)
(IPU+)
(IPU-)
Auto Adjust
Auto Adjust
ACB
1
N/A
(ACB=1)
(ACB+)
(ACB-)
Current Time
Year
Year
CTY
(CTY?)
(CTY=2019)
(CTY+)
(CTY-)
Current Time
Month
Month
CTM
1~12
(CTM?)
(CTM=12)
(CTM+)
(CTM-)
Current Time
Day
Day
CTD
1~31
(CTD?)
(CTD=31)
(CTD+)
(CTD-)
Current Time
Hour
Hour
CTH
0~23
(CTH?)
(CTH=23)
(CTH+)
(CTH-)
Current Time
Minute
Minute
CTN
0~59
(CTN?)
(CTN=59)
(CTN+)
(CTN-)
Timer Mode
Everyday Mode
TMS
0
(TMS?)
(TMS=0)
(TMS+)
(TMS-)
Workday Mode
1
(TMS=1)
User Mode
2
(TMS=2)
Alarm Enable
Sunday
AEN
1
(AEN?)
(AEN=1)
(AEN+)
(AEN+)
Monday
2
(AEN=2)
Tuesday
4
(AEN=4)
Wednesday
8
(AEN=8)

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Setting
Description
Serial
CMD
Serial
Value
Read
Command
String
Write
Command
String
Increment
Command
String
Decrement
Command
String
Alarm Enable
Thursday
AEN
16
(AEN?)
(AEN=16)
(AEN+)
(AEN+)
Friday
32
(AEN=32)
Saturday
64
(AEN=64)
Alarm Disable
Sunday
AEF
1
(AEF?)
(AEF=1)
(AEF+)
(AEF+)
Monday
2
(AEF=2)
Tuesday
4
(AEF=4)
Wednesday
8
(AEF=8)
Thursday
16
(AEF=16)
Friday
32
(AEF=32)
Saturday
64
(AEF=64)
Sunday On
Hour
SNH
0~23
(SNH?)
(SNH=23)
(SNH+)
(SNH-)
Sunday On
Minute
SNM
0~59
(SNM?)
(SNM=59)
(SNM+)
(SNM-)
Sunday Off
Hour
SFH
0~23
(SFH?)
(SFH=23)
(SFH+)
(SFH-)
Sunday Off
Minute
SFM
0~59
(SFM?)
(SFM=59)
(SFM+)
(SFM-)
Monday On
Hour
NNH
0~23
(NNH?)
(NNH=23)
(NNH+)
(NNH-)
Monday On
Minute
NNM
0~59
(NNM?)
(NNM=59)
(NNM+)
(NNM-)
Monday Off
Hour
NFH
0~23
(NFH?)
(NFH=23)
(NFH+)
(NFH-)
Monday Off
Minute
NFM
0~59
(NFM?)
(NFM=59)
(NFM+)
(NFM-)
Tuesday On
Hour
ENH
0~23
(ENH?)
(ENH=23)
(ENH+)
(ENH-)
Tuesday On
Minute
ENM
0~59
(ENM?)
(ENM=59)
(ENM+)
(ENM-)
Tuesday Off
Hour
EFH
0~23
(EFH?)
(EFH=23)
(EFH+)
(EFH-)
Tuesday Off
Minute
EFM
0~59
(EFM?)
(EFM=59)
(EFM+)
(EFM-)
Wednesday
On Hour
DNH
0~23
(DNH?)
(DNH=23)
(DNH+)
(DNH-)
Wednesday
On Minute
DNM
0~59
(DNM?)
(DNM=59)
(DNM+)
(DNM-)
Wednesday
Off Hour
DFH
0~23
(DFH?)
(DFH=23)
(DFH+)
(DFH-)
Wednesday
Off Minute
DFM
0~59
(DFM?)
(DFM=59)
(DFM+)
(DFM-)

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Setting
Description
Serial
CMD
Serial
Value
Read
Command
String
Write
Command
String
Increment
Command
String
Decrement
Command
String
Thursday On
Hour
UNH
0~23
(UNH?)
(UNH=23)
(UNH+)
(UNH-)
Thursday On
Minute
UNM
0~59
(UNM?)
(UNM=59)
(UNM+)
(UNM-)
Thursday Off
Hour
UFH
0~23
(UFH?)
(UFH=23)
(UFH+)
(UFH-)
Thursday Off
Minute
UFM
0~59
(UFM?)
(UFM=59)
(UFM+)
(UFM-)
Friday On
Hour
INH
0~23
(INH?)
(INH=23)
(INH+)
(INH-)
Friday On
Minute
INM
0~59
(INM?)
(INM=59)
(INM+)
(INM-)
Friday Off
Hour
IFH
0~23
(IFH?)
(IFH=23)
(IFH+)
(IFH-)
Friday Off
Minute
IFM
0~59
(IFM?)
(IFM=59)
(IFM+)
(IFM-)
Saturday On
Hour
TNH
0~23
(TNH?)
(TNH=23)
(TNH+)
(TNH-)
Saturday On
Minute
TNM
0~59
(TNM?)
(TNM=59)
(TNM+)
(TNM-)
Saturday Off
Hour
TFH
0~23
(TFH?)
(TFH=23)
(TFH+)
(TFH-)
Saturday Off
Minute
TFM
0~59
(TFM?)
(TFM=59)
(TFM+)
(TFM-)
Volume
VOL
0~100
(VOL?)
(VOL=50)
(VOL+)
(VOL-)
Bass
BAS
-50~50
(BAS?)
(BAS=50)
(BAS+)
(BAS-)
Treble
TRB
-50~50
(TRB?)
(TRB=50)
(TRB+)
(TRB-)
Balance
BLA
-50~50
(BLA?)
(BLA=50)
(BLA+)
(BLA-)
Audio Source
Select
Default
AUS
0
(AUS?)
(AUS=0)
(AUS+)
(AUS-)
Audio In
AUS
1
(AUS?)
(AUS=1)
(AUS+)
(AUS-)
Internal
Speakers
Off
SPK
0
(SPK?)
(SPK=0)
(SPK+)
(SPK-)
On
SPK
1
(SPK?)
(SPK=1)
(SPK+)
(SPK-)
Mute
On
MUT
0
(MUT?)
(MUT=0)
(MUT+)
(MUT-)
Off
MUT
1
(MUT?)
(MUT=1)
(MUT+)
(MUT-)
OSD
Transparency
TSP
0~10
(TSP?)
(TSP=10)
(TSP+)
(TSP-)
OSD H
Position
OSD
0~100
(OSD?)
(OSD=100)
(OSD+)
(OSD-)

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Setting
Description
Serial
CMD
Serial
Value
Read
Command
String
Write
Command
String
Increment
Command
String
Decrement
Command
String
OSD V
Position
OSV
0~100
(OSV?)
(OSV=100)
(OSV+)
(OSV-)
OSD Rotation
Landscape
ROT
0
(ROT?)
(ROT=0)
(ROT+)
(ROT-)
Portrait
1
(ROT=1)
OSD
Language
English
LAN
0
(LAN?)
(LAN=0)
(LAN+)
(LAN-)
French
1
(LAN=1)
German
2
(LAN=2)
Spanish
3
(LAN=3)
Chinese
(Traditional)
4
(LAN=4)
Chinese
(Simplified)
5
(LAN=5)
Japanese
6
(LAN=6)
Italian
7
(LAN=7)
Portuguese
8
(LAN=8)
OSD Timeout
Off
OTM
0
(OTM?)
(OTM=0)
(OTM+)
(OTM-)
5 seconds
5
(OTM=5)
10 seconds
10
(OTM=10)
20 seconds
20
(OTM=20)
30 seconds
30
(OTM=30)
60 seconds
60
(OTM=60)
Splash Screen
Off
SPE
0
(SPE?)
(SPE=0)
(SPE+)
(SPE-)
On
1
(SPE=1)
Message Box
Off
OSM
0
(OSM?)
(OSM=0)
(OSM+)
(OSM-)
On
1
(OSM=1)
HDMI 1 EDID
HDMI1.4
EH1
1
(EH1?)
(EH1=1)
(EH1+)
(EH1-)
HDMI2.0
2
(EH1=2)
HDMI 2 EDID
HDMI1.4
EH2
1
(EH2?)
(EH2=1)
(EH2+)
(EH2-)
HDMI2.0
2
(EH2=2)
DP EDID
4K30Hz
ED1
1
(ED1?)
(ED1=1)
(ED1+)
(ED1-)
4K60Hz
2
(ED1=2)

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Setting
Description
Serial
CMD
Serial
Value
Read
Command
String
Write
Command
String
Increment
Command
String
Decrement
Command
String
Aspect Ratio
Full Screen
ASP
1
(ASP?)
(ASP=1)
(ASP+)
(ASP-)
4:3
2
(ASP=2)
Letterbox
8
(ASP=8)
Native
9
(ASP=9)
Overscan
OVS
0~10
(OVS?)
(OVS=10)
(OVS+)
(OVS-)
Baud Rate
9600
DBR
0
(DBR?)
(DBR=0)
(DBR+)
(DBR-)
19200
1
(DBR=1)
38400
2
(DBR=2)
115200
3
(DBR=3)
Power Saving
Config
Standby Mode
PSC
0
(PSC?)
(PSC=0)
(PSC+)
(PSC-)
Wake on All
1
(PSC=1)
Always On
2
(PSC=2)
Network
Standby Mode
3
(PSC=3)
Auto Scan
Off
ATS
0
(ATS?)
(ATS=0)
(ATS+)
(ATS-)
On
1
(ATS=1)
Pixel Orbit
Off
PXO
0
(PXO?)
(PXO=0)
(PXO+)
(PXO-)
On
1
(PXO=1)
Power LED
Off
SBL
0
(SBL?)
(SBL=0)
(SBL+)
(SBL-)
On
1
(SBL=1)
RGB Color
Range
0~255
CLS
2
(CLS?)
(CLS=2)
(CLS+)
(CLS-)
16~235
3
(CLS=3)
Auto
4
(CLS=4)
Touch Control
Auto
TUC
0
(TUC?)
(TUC=0)
(TUC+)
(TUC-)
Internal
1
(TUC=1)
External
2
(TUC=2)

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Setting
Description
Serial
CMD
Serial
Value
Read
Command
String
Write
Command
String
Increment
Command
String
Decrement
Command
String
Remote
Control
Power
KEY
0
(KEY?)
(KEY=0)
(KEY+)
(KEY-)
Mute
1
(KEY=1)
1
2
(KEY=2)
2
3
(KEY=3)
3
4
(KEY=4)
4
5
(KEY=5)
5
6
(KEY=6)
6
7
(KEY=7)
7
8
(KEY=8)
8
9
(KEY=9)
9
10
(KEY=10)
0
11
(KEY=11)
Sleep
12
(KEY=12)
Info
13
(KEY=13)
Picture Mode
14
(KEY=14)
Sound Mode
15
(KEY=15)
Input source
16
(KEY=16)
Auto
17
(KEY=17)
Up
18
(KEY=18)
Down
19
(KEY=19)
Left
20
(KEY=20)
Right
21
(KEY=21)
Enter
22
(KEY=22)
Exit
23
(KEY=23)
Menu
24
(KEY=24)
Volume+
25
(KEY=25)
Volume-
26
(KEY=26)

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Setting
Description
Serial
CMD
Serial
Value
Read
Command
String
Write
Command
String
Increment
Command
String
Decrement
Command
String
Remote
Control
Aspect Ratio
KEY
27
(KEY?)
(KEY=27)
(KEY+)
(KEY-)
Freeze
28
(KEY=28)
Root
29
(KEY=29)
Reset All
SYS
1
(SYS?)
(SYS=1)
(SYS+)
(SYS-)
Key Lock
Unlock
KLO
0
(KLO?)
(KLO=0)
(KLO+)
(KLO-)
Lock
1
(KLO=1)
Read Serial
Number
ISN
(ISN?)
(ISN=)
(ISN+)
(ISN-)
Read Model
Name
MDL
(MDL?)
(MDL=)
(MDL+)
(MDL-)
Read
Firmware
Version
IFV
N/A
(IFV=)
(IFV+)
(IFV-)
Network
Enable
Off
NEN
0
(NEN?)
(NEN=0)
(NEN+)
(NEN-)
On
1
(NEN=1)
DHCP
Disable
DIP
0
N/A
(DIP=0)
(DIP+)
(DIP-)
Enable
1
(DIP=1)
Power Status
Alert
Off
PSA
0
(PSA?)
(PSA=0)
(PSA+)
(PSA-)
On
1
(PSA=1)
Source Status
Alert
Off
SSA
0
(SSA?)
(SS=0)
(SSA+)
(SSA-)
On
1
(SSA=1)
Signal Lost
Alert
Off
SLA
0
(SLA?)
(SLA=0)
(SLA+)
(SLA-)
On
1
(SLA=1)
Static IP
Address 1
IP1
0~255
(IP1?)
(IP1=255)
(IP1+)
(IP1-)
Static IP
Address 2
IP2
0~255
(IP2?)
(IP2=255)
(IP2+)
(IP2-)
Static IP
Address 3
IP3
0~255
(IP3?)
(IP3=255)
(IP3+)
(IP3-)
Static IP
Address 4
IP4
0~255
(IP4?)
(IP4=255)
(IP4+)
(IP4-)

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Setting
Description
Serial
CMD
Serial
Value
Read
Command
String
Write
Command
String
Increment
Command
String
Decrement
Command
String
Subnet Mask 1
MK1
0~255
(MK1?)
(MK1=255)
(MK1+)
(MK1-)
Subnet Mask 2
MK2
0~255
(MK2?)
(MK2=255)
(MK2+)
(MK2-)
Subnet Mask 3
MK3
0~255
(MK3?)
(MK3=255)
(MK3+)
(MK3-)
Subnet Mask 4
MK4
0~255
(MK4?)
(MK4=255)
(MK4+)
(MK4-)
Gateway 1
GW1
0~255
(GW1?)
(GW1=255)
(GW1+)
(GW1-)
Gateway 2
GW2
0~255
(GW2?)
(GW2=255)
(GW2+)
(GW2-)
Gateway 3
GW3
0~255
(GW3?)
(GW3=255)
(GW3+)
(GW3-)
Gateway 4
GW4
0~255
(GW4?)
(GW4=255)
(GW4+)
(GW4-)
DNS Address
1
DN1
0~255
(DN1?)
(DN1=255)
(DN1+)
(DN1-)
DNS Address
2
DN2
0~255
(DN2?)
(DN2=255)
(DN2+)
(DN2-)
DNS Address
3
DN3
0~255
(DN3?)
(DN3=255)
(DN3+)
(DN3-)
DNS Address
4
DN4
0~255
(DN4?)
(DN4=255)
(DN4+)
(DN4-)
Save Static IP
Settings
SIP
1
(SIP?)
(SIP=1)
(SIP+)
(SIP-)
MAC Address
1
Ethernet MAC
MA1
0
(MA1?)
(MA1=0)
(MA1+)
(MA1-)
MAC Address
2
WiFi MAC
MA2
0
(MA2?)
(MA2=0)
(MA2+)
(MA2-)
CEC Enable
Off
CEC
1
(CEC?)
(CEC=0)
(CEC+)
(CEC-)
On
1
(CEC=1)
Auto Standby
Off
CAS
1
(CAS?)
(CAS=1)
(CAS+)
(CAS-)
On
0
(CAS=0)
Control Over
TCP
Off
CTE
0
(CTE?)
(CTE=0)
(CTE+)
(CTE-)
On
1
(CTE=1)

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Setting
Description
Serial
CMD
Serial
Value
Read
Command
String
Write
Command
String
Increment
Command
String
Decrement
Command
String
24-Hour
Format
Off
HFT
0
(HFT?)
(HFT=0)
(HFT+)
(HFT+)
On
1
(HFT=1)
Noise
Reduction
Off
NOR
0
(NOR?)
(NOR=0)
(NOR+)
(NOR)
Low
1
(NOR=1)
Medium
2
(NOR=2)
High
3
(NOR=3)
Auto
4
(NOR=4)
Navigation Bar
Off
NVB
0
(NVB?)
(NVB=0)
(NVB+)
(NVB-)
On
1
(NVB=1)
Power On
Input
VGA
POI
0
(POI?)
(POI=0)
(POI+)
(POI-)
HDMI2
23
(POI=23)
HDMI1
24
(POI=24)
DP
25
(POI=25)
Android
34
(POI=34)
Web Browser
35
(POI=35)
Last Input
44
(POI=44)
Smart Light
Control
Off
SLC
0
(SLC?)
(SLC=0)
(SLC+)
(SLC-)
On
1
(SLC=1)
SMTP Enable
Off
SME
0
(SME?)
(SME=0)
(SME+)
(SME-)
On
1
(SME=1)
Server
Gmail
SSR
0
(SSR?)
(SSR=0)
(SSR+)
(SSR-)
Other
1
(SSR=1)
Use Network
Time
Off
UNT
0
(UNT?)
(UNT=0)
(UNT+)
(UNT-)
On
1
(UNT=1)
WiFi Hotspot
Enable
Disable
WHE
0
(WHE?)
(WHE=0)
(WHE+)
(WHE-)
Enable
1
(WHE=1)
WLAN Save
Static IP
Settings
WSS
1
(WSS?)
(WSS=1)
(WSS+)
(WSS-)

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4. Example
Power Control
Turn monitor power on [CMD: PWR]
[Command] : (PWR=1) [CR]
[Response] : (0;PWR=1) [CR] [LF]
Turn monitor power off [CMD: PWR]
[Command] : (PWR=0) [CR]
[Response] : (0;PWR=0) [CR] [LF]
Display Adjustment
Increase brightness from 24 to 25 to monitor [CMD: BRI]
[Command] : (BRT+) [CR]
[Response] : (0;BRT=25) [CR] [LF]
Other Control
Invalid command code [CMD: ZZZ]
[Command] : (ZZZ=0) [CR]
[Response] : (1;ZZZ=0) [CR] [LF]
Invalid parameter (string instead of int) [CMD: CON]
[Command] : (CON=”Some string”) [CR]
[Response] : (9;CON=”Some string”) [CR] [LF]

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Accessing Planar’s
Technical Support Website
Go to www.planar.com/support to locate the following support documents and resources:
• User Guide
• RS232 User Manual
• Touchscreen drivers
• Standard warranties
• Planar support hotline number and email