Canon XEED WUX4000
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3. MULTIMEDIA PROJECTOR WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Revision 1 2011 CANON INC YT1 1435 001 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Table of Contents pU 1 2 Communication Specifications 2 Communication Specifications sise 2 Usable Character Codes dte ete ete itt aee arem ed e tri On THEE ERIS 3 Communication System Serial esses eee nennen enne nnn ennt en nennen nn 4 Communication System LAN esee eene 4 AMOS 5 RESPONSE HT 6 Sa PRE TETUR IIT 7 3 Communication Flow eessssseeesesseeeeeeeeennn nennen nennen nnne nnn nnns nnn nnns nnn snis 8 Transmission SEN raea piada 8 Transmission recel ved untere etae sn Ra 8 Commandi RespOrise s t tee 8 Response Reception sise 8 AAE AT E 8 8 LN GOMMANG iee ri 9 5 Gommand LIST TT T TT TETTE 11 6 Details of Commands T m T TU T TET 13 ERE EM eet 14 acq ai ane 15 AMBADJ
4. WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands IMAGE Image mode setting Format IMAGE lt Image mode setting parameter ID gt GET IMAGE A IMAGE 4 mage mode setting parameter D gt STANDARD Standard PRESENTATION Presentation VIVID_PHOTO Vivid photo PHOTO_SRGB Photo sRGB DCM_SIM DICOM Sim DYNAMIC Dynamic VIDEO Video CINEMA Cinema USER_1 User 1 USER_2 User 2 USER_3 User 3 USER_4 User 4 USER_5 User 5 Only available on DICOM models Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None x Response is returned if the parameter was set properly For or IMAGE Current image mode is returned as IMAGE lt Image mode setting parameter ID gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description This sets the image quality This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustment I mage mode setting are selected on the menu The final settings for the image mode are retained even when the power is turned off Changing the setting may modify the following setting values Setting Commands related to the settings Brightness BRI Contrast CONT Sharpness SHARP Gamma adjustment GAMMA Dynamic gamma DGAMMA Saturation Hue SAT HUE Memory color adjustment MEMCADJ RGB gain offset adjustment RGBGAIN RGBOFFSET Lamp mode LAMP
5. Response i OK is returned if the fine gamma R adjustment was set properly For FINE GAMMA FINE GAMMA R Current fine gamma R adjustment value is returned as FINE GAMMA R Number of adjustment points gt lt Fine gamma R adjustment point 1 adjustment value Number Fine gamma adjustment point 2 adjustment value Number gt Fine gamma adjustment point n adjustment value Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This executes the fine gamma R adjustment 2 This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustment Advanced adjustment Fine gamma adjustment are selected on the menu 3 If numerical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VALUE is returned 4 Thissets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 The current fine gamma setting can be acquired using the applicable GET command FINE GAMMA Example Setting gt FINE GAMMA R 0 128 256 384 512 640 768 896 1024 This executes the fine gamma R adjustment lt i OK Reference gt GET FINE GAMMA R or FINE GAMMA This retrieves the fine gamma R adjustment value lt g FINE GAMMA R 9 0 128 256 384 512 640 768 896 1024 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 33 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands FINE GAMMA Fine gamma G adjustment Format FINE_GAM
6. WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands AUTOPC Auto PC Format AUTOPCA f Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X X O X X X f Response i OK is returned if the control was executed properly For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This executes Auto PC 2 This command is identical to pressing the AUTOPC button the remote control 3 Ifthe input is not A RGB e 200x INVALID SOURCE is returned as an error response If signals are not input e 2010 No srcNar is returned Execution of this command may modify the following setting values Total number of dots Tracking Horizontal vertical positions Number of horizontal vertical display dots 4 Ul f Example gt AUTOPC lt i OK Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 21 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands AUTOSETEXE Auto setup Format AUTOSETEXE lt Auto set parameter ID gt Auto set parameter D gt INPUT Automatic signal sensing execution Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X Response is returned when the automatic processing was completed successfully For details on other responses refer to the Error List Des
7. Example Setting gt HDMI_IN AUTO This sets the HDMI input toAV source lt i OK Reference gt GET HDMI_IN or HDMI_IN This retrieves the setting status of the HDMI input setting lt g HDMI_IN AUTO Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 38 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands HDMI_OVSCAN HDMI overscan setting Format HDMI_OVSCAN lt HDMI overscan setting parameter ID gt GET HDMI OVSCAN A HDMI OVSCAN lt HDMI overscan setting parameter D gt OFF Turns overscan to OF F ON Turns overscan to ON Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X f Response is returned if HDMI overscan was set properly For HDMI OVSCAN Or HDMI OVSCAN Current HDMI overscan setting status is returned as g HDMI OVSCAN HDMI overscan setting parameter ID For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This switches the HDMI overscan setting to OF F ON 2 This command functions in the same way as when Display setting HDMI overscan are selected on the menu 3 Thecurrent HDMI overscan setting can be acquired using the applicable GET command cer HDMI OVERSCAN 4 Thesettingis fixed to OFF depending on the setting status of other functions or the status of the input signal Example Setting gt HDMI_OVSCAN ON
8. Brightness setting 12 COLOR TEMP Color temperature setting 13 COMVER User command version inquiry 14 CONT Contrast setting 15 DGAMMA Dynamic gamma 16 DZOOM POS DZOOM position setting 17 DZOOM RAT DZOOM ratio setting 18 ERR Error information inquiry 19 FINE GAMMA B Fine gamma B adjustment 20 FINE GAMMA Fine gamma adjustment 21 FINE GAMMA R Fine gamma R adjustment 22 FREEZE Freeze status 23 GAMMA Gamma adjustment 24 HDMI IN HDMI input setting 25 OVSCAN HDMI overscan setting 26 HUE Hue setting 27 MAGE Image mode setting 28 IMAGEFLIP Flip display 29 NPUT Input selection 30 Lamp output setting 31 LAMPCOUNTER Lamp ON time inquiry 32 MAIN Front panel operation emulation 33 J MEMCADJ Memory color adjustment 34 MODE Control mode switch 35 MUTE Mute control 11 WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Item Commands Description 36 INR Noise reduction 37 POWER This controls the power supply 38 PRODCODE Product information inquiry 39 Remote control operation emulate 40 RGBGAIN RGB gain adjustment 41 RGBOFFSET RGB offset adjustment 42 ROMVER ROM version inquiry 43 ISAT Color saturation setting 44 SAVEIMGPROF Create user memory 45 SCRNASPECT Screen aspect setting 46 SEL Input signal selection 47 SHARP Sharpness setting 48 SIGNAL INFO Input signal information inquiry 49
9. format 2 INVALID FORMAT YES Command executable while power mode is OFF YES Power mode is OFF gt NOT POWER SUPPLIED Command executable with PMM YES SUPPLIED YES Switching power modes gt BUSY 5 Invalid parameter type j INVALID PARAMETER Undefined parameter ID Incorrect parameter number Network in progress Focus lens driving MES gt BUSY FOCUS Zoomlens driving User image registration in progress BUSY NETWORK BUSY ZOOM Internal processing in progress Image mode switching in progress Signal setting detection in progress 69 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Limitations in input source Requires input signal No input signal Invalid input signal INVALID SOURCE NO SIGNAL INVALID SIGNAL Numerical parameter outside the specified range INVALID VALUE User conrrand is executable FINISHED 70 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Use the remote control emulation function RC command for the following functions Function PC command parameter Presentation timer P_TIMER 71
10. is returned if the parameter was set properly For POWER Or POWER Current power supply status is returned as shown in the table below Response Status g POWER OFF OFF g POWERZOFF20ON OFF gt ON in transition g POWER ON ON g POWER ON2PMM ON gt Standby in transition g POWERZPMM Standby g POWERZPMM2ON Standby gt ON in transition g POWERZON2OFF ON OFF in transition For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This performs ON OFF control of the power supply 2 This command is identical to pressing the POWER button on the remote control 3 Processing of other commands induding ZOOM FOCUS will be interrupted at POWER OFF when the power is ON 4 BUSY will be returned at POWER ON during power OFF transition For other cases will always be returned 5 The current power supply status can be referenced using the applicable GET command POWER 6 After sending this command use GET POWER to obtain the power supply state at regular intervals and check that it is in the controlled state off or on 7 Even when it is powered up by using this command Prepare for lamp replacement Lamp replacement warning Clean filter warning will display for 10 seconds as usual Example Control gt POWER ON lt i OK Reference gt GET POWER or POWER lt g POWER OFF Commands are indicated by gt
11. COMVER f Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None f Response Returns the user command version as g COMVER lt User command version Character string gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List lt U ser command version gt 99 9999 Description 1 This inquires about the user command version of the projector 2 This inquiry can be executed in any status provided that AC power is supplied to the projector 3 The user command version consists of a 2 digit number followed by a 4 digit number Question marks may appear in place of the numerals if the firmware has not been upgraded correctly Example Example gt GET COMVER or COMVER lt g COMVER 01 0000 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 27 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands CONT Contrast setting Format CONT lt Contrast setting Number gt GET CONT ACONT Setting values for Contrast setting Number gt are 20 to 20 Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X f Response is returned if the parameter was set properly For cont or coNT current contrast setting is returned as CONT lt Contrast setting Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List De
12. 3 4 3 O O 3 16 9 3 ZOOM x x 1 8 TRUE 2 3 FULL 4 4 x x 1 Valid when screen aspect 16 9 or 16 9 DIS and SD signals 2 Progressive allowable however 1080p is non allowable 3 Allowable Non Allowable differs according to selected input signal 4 Settable when screen aspect 16 10 f Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For ASPECT Or Current screen display mode is returned as g ASPECT lt Screen setting parameters ID gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 2 This sets the screen sizes This command functions in the same way as when Display settings Aspect are selected on the menu If the command cannot be supported source is returned as an error response If the necessary signals are not input wo srcwar is returned The final screen settings are retained even when the power is turned off However the screen settings may be different if the input terminal or input signal is changed The GET command can be used to retrieve the current screen display mode GET ASPECT 19 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands f Example Setting gt ASPECT 16 9 This sets the screen size to 16 9 lt i OK Reference gt GET ASPECT or ASPECT This retrieves the screen size lt g ASPECT TRUE Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 20
13. 41 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Setting Commands related to the settings 6 axis adjustment GAXADJ 6 axis color correction 6AXR Y 5 The current image quality can be acquired using the applicable GET command GET IMAGE f Example Setting gt IMAGE PRESENTATION This sets the image mode to Presentation lt 1 Reference gt GET IMAGE or IMAGE This references the current image mode lt g IMAGE CINEMA Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 42 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands IMAGEFLIP Flip display Format IMAGEFLIP lt Image flip setting parameters 10 gt GET IMAGEFLIP IMAGEFLIP lt mage flip setting parameters D gt NONE None CEILING Ceiling REAR Rear projection REAR CEILING Rear projection with ceiling Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X J Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For IMAGEFLIP Or IMAGEFLIP Current flip display setting is returned as IMAGEFLIP lt Image flip setting parameters ID gt For details on other responses refer tothe Error List Description 1 This command is used to flip the screen display in various ways vertically or horizontally 2 This command functions in the same way as when Display setting Flip display are selected on
14. Dynamic gamma are selected on the menu This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode The current dynamic gamma function status can be acquired using the applicable GET command GET DGAMMA f Example Setting Reference gt DGAMMA WEAK lt i OK lt g DGAMMA WEAK This sets the dynamic gamma function to WEAK gt GET DGAMMA or DGAMMA This retrieves the dynamic gamma function state Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 29 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands DZOOM_POS DZOOM position setting Format DZOOM_POS lt DZOOM position X Number gt lt DZOOM position Y Number gt GET DZOOM POS ADZOOM POS lt DZOOM position X Y Number gt is a signed integer indicating the central position of the enlarged input image Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X O O O O X f Response i OK is returned when the DZOOM position setting was completed successfully For 200 2 pos the current DZOOM position is returned as g DZOOM POS DZOOM position X Number gt lt DZOOM position Y Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This command is used to set the DZOOM position center position of the displayed enlarged input image 2 This command is identical to pressing the arrow keys t
15. SIGNALSTATUS Signal status inquiry 50 TEMP Temperature sensor value inquiry 12 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands 6 Details of Commands Descriptions of each command are provided starting from the next page The command descriptions have the format shown below Alphabetic command name This briefly describes the command function Format This indicates the command format f Environment This defines the environments that support the command power supply state input signal state Power 1 Input ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP None 9 3 4 45 5 5 5 5 1 Power Executable regardless of power supply state when marked by 2 OFF O if enabled in a power OFF state 3 ON O if enabled in a power ON state 4 O if enabled while the power management state is in standby state 5 Input The command is enabled in states marked by O The command is executable regardless of input when marked by Response This describes the command response Description This indudes the command function conditions and notes f Example This provides command usage examples 13 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands 6AXADJ 6 axis adjustment ON OFF Format 6AXADJ lt 6 axis adjustment parameter ID gt GET 6AXADJ AG6AXADJ lt 6 axis adjustment parameter D gt ON This sets the 6 axis adjustment to O
16. Number gt GET RGBGAIN RGBGAIN Setting values for Color saturation setting value Number are 20 to 20 Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X f Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For sat current saturation setting value is returned as g SAT Color saturation setting value Number gt For details on other responses refer to Error List Description 1 Thissets the screen color saturation 2 This command functions in the same way as when Image adjustment Color adjustment Color saturation setting are selected on the menu 3 If numerical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VALUE is returned 4 Thissets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 TheGET command can be used toretrieve the current color saturation sar f Example Setting gt SAT 10 This sets the color saturation to 10 lt i OK Reference gt GET SAT or SAT This retrieves the color saturation lt g SAT 1 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 59 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands SAVEIMGPROF Create save delete user memory Create user memory status Format SAVEIMGPROF lt User memory save to parameter ID gt lt U ser memory save to parameter D gt USER_1 Save to User 1 USER_
17. REP DZOOM M DZOOM_M4REP REP FOCUS ZOOM SHIFT POWER button POWER button pressed twice MENU INPUT ASPECT AUTOPC KEYSTONE UP Hold down the UP button Release the button DOWN Hold down the DOWN button Release the button LEFT Hold down the LEFT button Release the button RIGHT Hold down the RIGHT button Release the button OK IMAGE GAMMA FREEZE VOL Hold down the VOL button Release the button VOL Hold down the VOL button Release the button BLANK MUTE P TIMER LAMP DZOOM Hold down the DZOOM button Release the button DZOOM Hold down the DZOOM button Release the button FOCUS ZOOM SHIFT status after predetermined time Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None 54 WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands f Response is returned when the button press request has been acknowledged successfully It does not indicate if the operation for the pressed button was executed properly Description 1 This emulates pressing of the remote control buttons for controlling the projector 2 With the emulation of the remote control operations the functions of the buttons corresponding to the parameters cannot necessarily be executed Emulation simply consists in emulating the pressing of the buttons 3 A parameter with REP signifies button press start This is th
18. Setting gt FINE GAMMA G 0 128 256 384 512 640 768 896 1024 This executes the fine gamma G adjustment lt i OK Reference gt GET FINE GAMMA or FINE GAMMA This retrieves the fine gamma G adjustment value lt g FINE GAMMA G 9 0 128 256 384 512 640 768 896 1024 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 34 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands FINE GAMMA Fine gamma B adjustment Format FINE GAMMA B lt Fine gamma B adjustment point 1 adjustment value Number gt XFine gamma B adjustment point 2 adjustment value Number gt 000 lt Fine gamma B adjustment point n adjustment value Number gt GET FINE GAMMA B AFINE GAMMA B Adjustment values for lt F ine gamma B adjustment point n adjustment valueNumber are 0 to 1024 Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X Response i OK is returned if the fine gamma B adjustment was set properly For GET FINE GAMMA Or FINE GAMMA Current fine gamma B adjustment value is returned as FINE GAMMA B Number of adjustment points gt lt Fine gamma B adjustment point 1 adjustment value Number Fine gamma B adjustment point 2 adjustment value Number gt Fine gamma B adjustment point n adjustment value Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1
19. This executes the fine gamma B adjustment 2 This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustment Advanced adjustment Fine gamma adjustment are selected on the menu 3 If numerical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VALUE is returned 4 Thissets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 Thecurrent fine gamma setting can be acquired using the applicable GET command FINE GAMMA Example Setting gt FINE GAMMA B 0 128 256 384 512 640 768 896 1024 This executes the fine gamma B adjustment lt i OK Reference gt GET FINE_GAMMA B or FINE_GAMMA B This retrieves the fine gamma B adjustment value lt g FINE_GAMMA B 9 0 128 256 384 512 640 768 896 1024 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 35 FREEZE Freeze status Format FREEZE lt FREEZE parameter ID gt GET FREEZE FREEZE FREEZE parameter D gt Image now frozen I mage now not frozen ON OFF Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None x o x X Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For FREEZE Or FREEZE Current freeze status is returned as Description This command is used to freeze the image 1 2 3 gFREEZE ON FREEZE OFF For details on other responses refer to th
20. and responses are indicated by lt 52 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands PRODCODE Product information inquiry Format GET PRODCODE A PRODCODE B Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None f Response Product 15 returned as g PRODCODE lt Product name Character string gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List lt Product name Character string gt WU X5000 WU X4000 Description 1 This inquires about the product name of the projector 2 This inquiry can be executed in any status provided that AC power is supplied to the projector Example gt GET PRODCODE or PRODCODE g PRODCODE WUX5000 lt g PRODCODE WUX4000 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 53 RC Remote control operation emulate Format RC XRemote control emulation button parameters ID gt WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Remote control emulation button parameters D gt After setting the status of the button to be pressed down send a command from the PC to release the pressed POWER POWER OFF MENU INPUT ASPECT AUTOPC KEYSTONE UP UP4REP REP DOWN DOWN4REP REP LEFT LEFT REP REP RIGHT RIGHT REP REP OK IMAGE GAMMA FREEZE VOL_P VOL P4REP REP VOL M VOL M4REP REP BLANK MUTE P TIMER LAMP DZOOM P DZOOM P4REP
21. A RGB COMP HDMI None X X O X f Response is returned if DZOOM ratio was set properly For DZOOM Or DZ0oM RAT current DZOOM ratio is returned as g DZOOM RAT DZOOM ratio parameter Number gt For details on other responses refer tothe Error List Description This ses the DZOOM ratio This command is identical to pressing the DZOOM and DZOOM button to set the desired ratio The SET command can be used when DZOOM is disabled and set to other than 1 to enable DZOOM and display the ratio on the screen The SET command can be used when DZOOM is enabled and set to 1 to disable DZOOM and hidethe ratio from the screen The GET command can be used to obtain current DZOOM ratio GET DZOOM RAT 1 2 Example Control gt 0200 12 Reference gt GET DZOOM_RAT or DZOOM RAT Commands are indicated by lt i OK lt g DZOOM RAT 12 mon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands This sets the DZOOM to 12x 31 This obtains the DZOOM ratio gt and responses are indicated by lt Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands ERR Error information inquiry Format GET ERR A ERR f Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None Response Returns the current error information as g ERR XErrorID Character string gt For details on other responses refer to the
22. INPUT f Example Setting gt INPUT HDMI The input is set to HDMI lt i OK Reference gt GET INPUT or INPUT This retrieves the input signal lt g INPUT A RGB Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 44 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands LAMP Lamp output setting Format LAMP lt Lamp output setting parameters ID gt GET LAMP A LAMP Lamp output setting parameters D gt NORMAL Normal SILENT Silent cooling Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X f Response is returned if the parameter was set properly For LAMP LAMP current lamp output is returned as LAMP lt Lamp output setting parameters ID gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This command is used to set the light quantity of the lamp to NORMAL or SILENT reduced light quantity appropriate for silent cooling 2 This command functions the same way as when I mage adjustment Lamp mode setting are selected on the menu 3 Thissets the currently selected input signal and image mode 4 The current lamp output can be acquired using the applicable GET command GET LAMP Example Setting gt LAMP NORMAL The lamp output is set to NORMAL lt i OK Reference gt GET LAMP or LAMP This retrieves the lamp output l
23. OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X ff Response i OK is returned if ambient light type was set properly For Current ambient light type is returned as g AMBTYPE lt Ambient light type settings parameter ID For details on other responses refer tothe Error List Description 1 This sets the ambient light type 2 This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustment Advanced adjustment Ambient light Type are selected on the menu 3 This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode 4 The current ambient light type setting can be obtained using the GET command GET Example Setting gt AMBTYPE FL This sets the ambient light type to Fluorescent lt i OK Reference gt GET AMBTYPE or AMBTYPE This retrieves the ambient light type lt g AMBTYPE FL Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 18 ASPECT Screen settings Format ASPECT lt Screen setting parameters ID gt ASPECT A ASPECT Screen setting parameters D gt AUTO 4 3 16 9 ZOOM TRUE FULL Environment Auto 4 3 16 9 Zoom Real Full screen WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Power Input OFF ON PM Parameter D RGB A RGB None X X AUTO
24. Passwordregisuson Lens operatontox Menu High temperature display mcer Lamp Resetto factory default settings Network setting setting Ce Initialize network setting Ce Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands number Mail sender address Mail recipient address Projector name Projector location System information 1D d Remote Control Key Running of Auto PC will change the values set in Input signal settings Key emulate MAIN Remote control emulate RC Retrieve each data Ger indicates functions that are available in the menu but not available in the user commands Main unit panel button emulation IMAGE oo BLANK MU FREEZE 10 WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands 5 Command List Item Commands Description 1 6AXADJ 6 axis adjustment ON OFF 2 6AXR Y 6 axis correction R Y saturation settings 3 AMBADJ Ambient light correction adjustment ON OFF 4 AMBLEVEL Ambient light level settings 5 AMBTYPE Ambient light type settings 6 ASPECT Screen settings 7 AUTOPC Auto PC 8 AUTOSETEXE Auto setup 9 AVOL Audio volume adjustment 10 BLANK BLANK function 11
25. as g AMBADJ lt Ambient light correction adjustment parameter ID For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This command is used to select ON or OFF for the ambient light correction adjustment 2 This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustment Advanced adjustment Ambient light are selected on the menu 3 Inthecase of Ambient light correction adjustment set the level usingAMB LEVEL of Ambient light level command and set thetype usingAMB TYPE of Ambient light type command 4 Thissets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 Thecurrent ambient light correction adjustment setting can be obtained using the GET command GET AMBADJ f Example Control gt AMBADJ ON The ambient light correction adjustment is set to ON lt i OK Reference gt GET AMBADJ or AMBADJ The ambient light correction adjustment ON or OFF setting is obtained lt g AMBADJ ON Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 16 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands AMBLEVEL Ambient light level settings Format AMBLEVEL lt Ambient light level settings parameter ID gt GET AMBLEVEL A AMBLEVEL Ambient light level settings parameter D gt WEAK This sets the ambient light level to WEAK MIDDLE This sets the ambient light level toMIDDLE STRONG This sets the ambient light level to STRONG Environment Power Inp
26. 2 Save to User 2 USER_3 Save to User 3 USER_4 Save to User 4 USER_5 Save to User 5 DEL_ALL Delete all User memory User memory presence parameter D gt 0 User memory not created 1 User memory created Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X O O O Response is returned if the user memory was saved properly For SAVEIMGPROF SAVEIMGPROF presence of user memory can be confirmed as SAVEIMGPROF lt Number of user memories gt lt User 1 present parameter gt lt User 2 present parameter gt lt User 3 present parameter gt lt User 4 present parameter gt lt User 5 present parameter gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This command is used to create user memory 2 This command functions in the same way as I mage adjustment Create user memory and Save user memory 3 The create user memory status can be confirmed using the GET SAVEIMGPROF command GET SAVEIMGPROF f Example Setting gt SAVEIMGPROF USER_2 Saves the current image adjustment value to user memory 2 lt i OK Reference gt GET SAVEIMGPROF Confirms the create user memory status lt g SAVEIMGPROF 5 0 1 1 0 0 User memory 3 and user memory 3 have been created Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 60 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Comm
27. BLANK lt 1 Reference gt GET BLANK or BLANK The current BLANK status is referenced lt g BLANK ON Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 24 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands BRI Brightness setting Format BRI lt Brightness setting Number gt Setting values for Brightness umber gt are 20 to 20 Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X f Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For GET or BRI current brightness is returned as g BRI lt Brightness setting Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This sets the screen brightness 2 This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustments Brightness are selected on the menu 3 If numerical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VALUE is returned 4 This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 The current brightness can be acquired using the applicable GET command GET BRI f Example Setting BRI 10 This sets the brightness to 10 lt i OK Reference gt GET BRI or BRI This retrieves the brightness lt g BRI 10 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 25 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Comm
28. CR 0Dh LF OAh null OOh Delimiters Characters usable as delimiters These characters alone single characters or CR LF ODOAh can be used as delimiters 20h to 7Eh Characters usable in commands Do not use the codes in regions other than the red and blue areas When used it and they are handled in the same way as SP 20h WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Communication System Serial Specifications Communication system RS 232 C Start stop synchronization Semi duplex communication Transmission speed 19 2 Kbps Character length 8 bits character Stop bit 2 bits Parity None Transmission format Maximum transmission length Variable length records with terminals as delimiters Maximum of 256 characters bytes including delimiters Delimiters Delimiters are one of the following CR LF CR LF Null 0 Response delimiters are identical to command delimiters Transmission codes ASCII code General purpose characters 20h to 7Fh Codes other than those above and delimiters are considered other separator codes Communication procedure No procedure Flow control None Error control None Break signal Not supported Timeout Timeout between CR and LF is Tc Between characters 5s 10ms Between command response Tr interval For information about ti
29. ESEN ME COmMANG anal EXILNGINE current menu mode display etc 11 1 001 SYSTEM UNKNOWN Internal error has occurred Resend the command A communication protocol 12 COMMUNICATION ERROR violation has occurred in the Resend the command projector Cannot execute command 1008 INVALID SCREEN ASPECT under current screen aspect Change the screen aspect ratio setting ratio setting 14 200X e INVALID SOURCE current input source 2010 e NO SIGNAL No input signal Supply the input signal 15 Cannot execute command with 201X e INVALID SIGNAL Curent eere ine ipt input signal is indicated in parentheses 267 lt WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Item Code TYPE Error character strings Error Remedy 201F INVALID SIGNAL Cannot execute command with current input signal Change the input signal 17 0801 INVALID VALUE Numerical parameters are invalid or outside the specified range Set the parameters in the correct range 1002 NO LOGO CAPTURED Cannot execute command because the user image is not registered Register the user image 1003 IP NOT AVAILABLE Cannot execute PROGRESSIVE conversion Switch to the correct input signal 1004 1005 POWER MANAGEMENT OFF DIRECT POWER ON DPON ON cannot be set when PMM
30. ET command cer GAMMA f Example Setting gt GAMMA 1 This sets the gamma correction to 1 lt i OK Reference gt GET GAMMA or GAMMA This retrieves the gamma adjustment lt g GAMMA 3 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 37 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands HDMI_IN HDMI input setting Format HDMI_IN lt HDMI input setting parameter ID gt GET HDMI AHDMI IN HDMI input setting parameter D gt AUTO Select this when connecting to an AV equipment mage processing and menu displays are adjusted respective to the connected video equipment PC Select this when connecting to a computer mage processing and menu displays are adjusted respective to the connected computer Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X J Response i OK is returned if HDMI input was set properly For GET HDMI_IN or HDMI_IN current HDMI input setting status is returned as g HDMI_IN lt HDMI input setting parameter ID gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This switches the HDMI input setting to AV input PC input 2 This command functions in the same way as when System setting HDMI input selected on the menu 3 The current HDMI input setting can be acquired using the applicable GET command
31. Error List Errorl D Character string NO ERROR Noerror ABNORMAL TEMPERATURE Temperature error FAULTY LAMP Lamp error FAULTY LAMP COVER Lamp cover error FAULTY COOLING FAN Cooling fan error FAULTY POWER SUPPLY Power supply error FAULTY AIR FILTER Air filter error FAULTY POWER ZOOM Zoom error FAULTY POWER FOCUS Focus error FAULTY POWER LENS SHIFT Lens shift error FAULTY LENS CONNECTOR Lens connector error Description 1 Thisinquires about the current error information 2 This inquiry can be executed in any status provided that AC power is supplied to the projector 3 Information when the warning LED of the projector is flashing can be obtained ERROR is returned when the warning LED is not lighted f Example gt GET ERR or ERR lt g ERR FAULTY LAMP mon won Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 99 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands FINE GAMMA Fine gamma R adjustment Format FINE GAMMA R lt Fine gamma adjustment point 1 adjustment value Number gt XFine gamma R adjustment point 2 adjustment value Number gt 000 lt Fine gamma R adjustment point n adjustment value Number gt GET FINE GAMMA AFINE GAMMA R Adjustment values for lt F ine gamma R adjustment point n adjustment valueNumber are 0 to 1024 f Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X
32. L ASEL lt input signal selection parameter D gt AUTO Auto Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X X X O X X f Response is returned if the parameter was set properly For cET sEL or sEL current input signal is returned as g SEL Detected input signal ID gt Refer to Description For details on other responses refer tothe Error List Description 1 This selects the input signal 2 This command functions in the same way as when Display setting Input signal selection AUTO are selected on the menu 3 Ifthe input is not COMP 200 INVALID SOURCE is returned as an error response 4 Ifsignals are not input e 2010 No srcNar is returned 5 The current input signal can be acquired using the applicable GET command GET SEL List of signals which can be detected Parameter Remarks 1080p 1080i Includes 540p 1080i non interlaced signal 1035i 720p 576p 480p 576i 480i f Example Setting gt SEL AUTO This sets the input signal selection to AUTO i OK Reference gt GET SEL or SEL This retrieves the input signal lt SEL 1080p Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 62 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands SHARP Sharpness setting Format SHARP lt Sharpness setting N
33. LUE is returned 4 Thissets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 Thecurrent RGB gain values can be obtained using the GET command GET RGBGAIN f Example Setting gt RGBGAIN 10 11 12 The R gain is set to 10 G gain to 11 and B gain to 12 lt i OK Reference gt GET RGBGAIN or RGBGAIN The RGB gain values are obtained lt g RGBGAIN 10 0 19 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 56 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands RGBOFFSET RGB offset adjustment Format RGBOFFSET lt R offset setting Number gt V lt G offset setting Number gt V lt B offset setting Number gt GET RGBOFFSET RGBOFFSET Setting values for lt R G B offset setting Number are 60 to 60 Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X f Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For RGBOFFSET Or RGBOFFSET Current RGB offset adjustment values are returned as RGBOFFSET lt R offset setting Number gt lt G offset setting Number gt lt B offset setting Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This command is used to adjust the offset of the R G and B colors 2 This command functions in the same way as when Image adjustment Color adjustment Offset adjustment are selected on the menu 3 If nume
34. M D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X X X Response is returned if noise reduction was set properly For wr or NR current noise reduction setting is returned as g NR lt Noise reduction setting paarameter ID gt WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands FUNCTION NOT is returned if PC is selected for HDMI input For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description This sets the noise reduction function This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustment Advanced 1 adjustment Noise reduction are selected on the menu This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode The current noise reduction function status can be acquired using the applicable GET command GET NR f Example Setti ng gt NR MIDDLE lt i OK Reference gt GET NR or NR lt g NR MIDDLE Commands are indicated by This sets the noise reduction function toMIDDLE This retrieves the noise reduction function status mon 51 won gt and responses are indicated by lt Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands POWER This controls the power supply Format POWER lt Parameter ID gt GET POWER POWER lt Parameter D gt ON Power ON OFF Power OFF Environment Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None f Response
35. MA G lt Fine gamma G adjustment point 1 adjustment value Number gt lt Fine gamma G adjustment point 2 adjustment value Number gt 000 lt Fine gamma adjustment point n adjustment value Number gt GET FINE GAMMA AFINE GAMMA Adjustment values for lt F ine gamma adjustment point n adjustment value Number gt are 0 to 1024 f Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X Response i OK is returned if the fine gamma G adjustment was set properly For FINE GAMMA Or FINE GAMMA Current fine gamma adjustment value is returned as FINE GAMMA G Number of adjustment points gt lt Fine gamma adjustment point 1 adjustment value Number Fine gamma G adjustment point 2 adjustment value Number gt 000 Fine gamma adjustment point n adjustment value Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This executes the fine gamma G adjustment 2 This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustment Advanced adjustment Fine gamma adjustment are selected on the menu 3 If numerical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VALUE is returned 4 Thissets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 The current fine gamma setting can be acquired using the applicable GET command FINE GAMMA Example
36. N OFF This sets the 6 axis adjustment to OFF Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For 6AXADJ or 6AXADJ current 6 axis adjustment state is returned in g 6 AXADJ lt 6 axis adjustment parameter ID gt For details on other responses refer tothe Error List Description 1 This command is used to select ON or OFF for the 6 axis adjustment 2 This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustments Advanced adjustments 6 axis adjustment are selected on the menu 3 In the case of 6 axis adjustment set the hue and color saturation of each axis using the 6 axis correction R to Y hue color saturation setting commands 4 Thissets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 The current 6 axis adjustment setting can be obtained using the GET command cer 6AXADZJ f Example Control gt 6AXADJ ON The 6 axis adjustment is set to ON lt i OK Reference gt GET 6AXADJ or 6AXADJ The 6 axis adjustment ON or OFF setting is obtained lt g 6AXADJ ON Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 14 WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands 6AXR Y 6 axis correction R Y hue saturation settings Format 6AXR lt R hue Number gt V lt saturation Number
37. OFF cannot be set when DPON ON Use a setting other than PMM OFF Use the DPON OFF setting 18 1010 INACTIVE_PARAMETER Parameter is currently ina disabled state Set the parameter when it is enabled 1011 FUNCTION_NOT_AVAILABLE Objective function is currently in a disabled state Set the function when it is enabled 2020 INVALID_IMAGE_MODE Cannot set in current image mode Set when other image mode is selected 203X 19 INVALID_RESOLUTION INPUT_NOT_FOUND Invalid input signal resolution Additional information is indicated in parentheses MOVER_PANEL_RES input signal resolution exceeds panel resolution Input was not switched since there is no input signal at AUTOSETEXE INPUT Switch to an input signal with the correct resolution Notification of status only no particular measures needed Error codes are 4 digit hexadecimal strings X represents any character from 0 to 9 or from A to F Items with lower numbers have a higher priority Even when multiple errors have occurred the error with the highest rank is returned However errors of the same item number are ranked with the same priority 68 WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands 8 Error Processing Error judgment Processing user command BAD SEQUENCE Invalid undefined YES INVALID COMMAND YES Invalid
38. PUT UP UP RE REP DOWN DOWN REP LEFT LEFT REP REP RIGHT RIGHT REP REP OK After setting the status of the button to be pressed down send a command from the PC to release the POWER button POWER button pressed twice MENU LENS INPUT UP Hold down the UP button Release the button DOWN Hold down the DOWN button Release the button LEFT Hold down the LEFT button Release the button RIGHT Hold down the RIGHT button Release the button OK pressed status after predetermined time Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None f Response i OK is returned when the button press request has been acknowledged successfully It does not indicate if the operation for the pressed button was executed properly Description 1 2 3 This emulates the pressing of the front panel buttons for controlling the projector With the emulation of the front panel operations the functions of the buttons corresponding to the parameters cannot necessarily be executed Emulation simply consists in emulating the pressing of the buttons A parameter with REP signifies button press start which the front panel button is held down Be absolutely sure to send the REP parameter and end the button pressing last of all The button pressing is ended in the cases below as well lt 1 gt When a panel or remote con
39. STATUS NO_SIGNAL Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 65 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands TEMP Temperature sensor value inquiry Format GET TEMP ATEMP f Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None Response For or temperature sensor value is returned as TEMP Number of sensors gt lt Sensor 1 value gt lt Sensor n value Description 1 Thereare cases when number of sensors is O In this case there will not be a comma Example gt GET TEMP or TEMP This retrieves the temperature sensor value lt g TEMP 1 80 5 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 66 WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands 7 Error List Item Code TYPE Error character strings Error Remedy i i i i f 110001 e BAD SEQUENCE Communication sequence error alt unii sending the next command 2 0002 INVALID COMMAND Invalid undefined command Send a valid command 3100041 INVALID FORMAT Invalid command format Send the command in the valid format ing the POWER 4 005 NOT POWER SUPPLIED The projectors poner is off 9121 the power using the ON command 5 i BUSY POWER The projector is switc
40. This sets the HDMI overscan to ON lt i OK Reference gt GET HDMI OVSCAN or HDMI OVSCAN This retrieves the setting status of the HDMI overscan setting lt g HDMI OVSCAN ON Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 39 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands HUE Hue setting Format HUE lt Hue setting value Number gt Setting values for lt Hue setting value Number gt are 20 to 20 Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X f Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For ceT HUE or HUE Current hue setting is returned as HUE lt Hue setting value Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This sets the screen hue 2 This command functions in the same way as when Image adjustment Color adjustment Hue setting are selected on the menu 3 If numerical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VALUE is returned 4 Thissets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 TheGET command can be used to retrieve the current hue GET HUE f Example Setting gt HUE 8 This sets the hue to 8 lt i OK Reference gt GET HUE or HUE This retrieves the hue lt HUE 1 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 40
41. UX4000 User Commands 4 Command System Menu Control Display Setting Setting input seled INPUT E Total number of dots adjustment Frracking agustment S Horizontal Vertical position agjustment Horizontal vertical resolution adjustment User commands use only automatic selection of input signals Auto PC AUT OPC i Running of Auto PC will change the values set in Input signal settings Hot color orme Prgressw M Menu display positon seting 7 Screen colorcorrection Flip display IMAGEFLIP User screen setting SCRNASPECT Basicimage mode Brightness setting Sharpness setting SHARP Image adjustment Color saturation setting SAT Hue setting HUE Color temperature COLOR_TEMP adjustment RGBGAIN Offset adjustment RGBOFFSET JAmbientlight Noise reduction oise reduction Dynamic gamma DGAMMA Memory color adjustment MEMCADJ 6 axis adjustment 6AXADJ avis cotor correction IG AXRY Reset te es ae Fine gamma adjustment FINE_GAMMA_R B Reset FINE GAMMA Advanced adjustment Lamp mode setting System setting Remote control setting 7 Langages Guide Cd put status display remp HDMI input HMI Other settings D y Passwordseting O
42. al received exceeds the Tc or if a delimiter is not received within 256 characters all data already received is lost and the mode is reset to standby to receive commands again Command Response One response is always returned for each command sent from the PC Projector Commands WithinTr Response The timeout interval between command and response Tr is 15 seconds Response Reception Timeout If a response is not received within the Tr timeout interval between command and response while standing by a waiting response after sending a command from the PC it is deemed to have exceeded the response reception timeout Please resend the command Control Mode LOCAL mode and REMOTE mode on previous models SX50 SX6 5 60 X600 SX7 X700 have been removed You do not need to be aware of which mode it is in no need to use REMOTE and LOCAL commands to send user commands Other If AC power is supplied to the projector communication is possible regardless of whether the power is on or off The PC side cannot send the next user command before a response for the first command is returned If more than 2 user commands arrive at one port BAD SEQUENCE will be returned in response to the second user command For procedures which return BAD SEQUENCE change the procedure and not send the next user command on the PC side before a response for the first command is returned Canon WUX5000 W
43. ands COLOR_TEMP Color temperature setting Format COLOR_TEMP lt Color temperature setting Number gt GET COLOR TEMP ACOLOR TEMP Setting values for Color temperature setting Number gt are 17 to 21 Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X Response i OK is returned if color temperature was set properly For COLOR TEMP Or COLOR TEMP Current color temperature setting is returned as COLOR_TEMP lt Color temperature setting Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This sets the color temperature of the screen 2 This command functions in the same way as when Image adjustment Color adjustment Color temperature are selected on the menu 3 If numerical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VALUE is returned 4 This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 The current color temperature can be obtained using the GET command GET COLOR TEMP f Example Setting gt COLOR_TEMP 3 This sets the color temperature to 3 lt i OK Reference gt GET COLOR_TEMP or COLOR_TEMP This obtains the color temperature lt g COLOR_TEMP 3 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 26 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands COMVER User command version inquiry Format GET COMVER
44. ands SCRNASPECT Screen aspect setting Format SCRNASPECT lt Screen aspect setting parameter ID gt GET SCRNASPECT ASCRNASPECT Screen aspect setting parameter D 16 10 16 10 16 9 16 9 display 4 3 4 3 display 16 9 DIS 16 9 digital image shift 4 3 DIS 4 3 digital image shift f Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X ff Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For SCRNASPECT SCRNASPECT Current screen aspect setting is returned as SCRNASPECT lt Screen aspect setting parameter ID gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This sets the screen aspect 2 This command functions in the same way as when Display setting Screen aspect are selected on the menu 3 The GET command be used to retrieve the current screen aspect GET SCRNASPECT 4 The final screen aspect settings are retained even when the power is turned off Example Setting gt SCRNASPECT 16 9 This sets the screen aspect to 16 9 gt i OK Reference gt GET SCRNASPECT or SCRNASPECT This retrieves the screen aspect lt g SCRNASPECT 4 3 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 2616 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands SEL Input signal selection Format SEL lt Input signal selection parameter ID gt GET JSE
45. arameter D gt ON This prohibits the audio sound OFF This permits the audio beep sound Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X f Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For MUTE or MUTE Current mute setting is returned as g MUTE Mute control parameter ID gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This command is used to set the sound output muting to ON or OFF 2 Mute control enables simultaneous control of the audio and beep sound 3 This command is identical to pressing the MUTE button on the remote control 4 mute setting is always OFF when the power has just been turned 5 The volume can be set even when it is on MUTE 6 The current muting status be acquired using the applicable GET command GET MUTE Example Setting gt MUTE ON This mutes the volume lt i OK Reference gt GET MUTE or MUTE This retrieves the volume state lt g MUTE ON Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 50 Noise reduction Format NR lt Noise reduction setting parameter ID gt GET NR ANR Noise reduction setting parameter D gt OFF Off WEAK Weak MIDDLE Middle STRONG Strong Environment Power Input OFF ON P
46. command is not executed in this case lt Warning response character string gt w lt Warning description gt gt IMAGE STANDARD lt w USER COMMAND VERSION IS UPDATED An error message is output XError response character string gt lt code Error message Error code is expressed as a four digit hexadecimal number Refer to Error List abcdefg lt e 0002 INVALID COMMAND Request response for each parameter lt GET response character string gt g lt Parameter name gt lt Value gt gt GET LANG or LANG lt g LANG JPN Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Other l Transmission recognition On the receiving side the Projector the data that is able to be received within the character interval of Tcis held and the transmission is considered received when the delimiter is received If the character interval received exceeds the Tc or if a delimiter is not received within 256 characters all data already received is lost and the mode is reset to standby to receive commands again Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands 3 Communication Flow Transmission sent At the PC the transmission is sent within character intervals of Tc character interval timeout Transmission received At the Projector the data that is able to be received within the character interval of Tcis held and the transmission is considered received when the delimiter is received If the character interv
47. cription 1 This command is used to execute auto setup 2 One of the following responses is returned if auto setup cannot be executed due to projector settings Type Projector settings Error response INPUT set to BLANK 1006 NOW BLANK set to FREEZE x e 1009 NOW FREEZE set to D ZOOM x 100 NOW_D ZOOM Executable set to DIS 1008 INVALID SCREEN ASPECT Non executable 3 Ifthe input signal cannot be detected using the automatic signal sensing 1 NOT FOUND isreturned Example Setting gt AUTOSETEXE INPUT Automatic signal sensing is executed lt i OK won Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 22 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands AVOL Audio volume adjustment Format AVOL lt Audio volume level Number gt AVOL Setting values for lt Audio volume level Number gt are 0 to 20 f Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X f Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For current audio volume level is returned as g AVOL lt Audio volume level Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This adjusts the volume 2 This command is identical to pressing the VOL and VOL button on the remote c
48. e Error List WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands This command is identical to pressing the FREEZE button on the remote control The current freeze status can be obtained using the GET command GET FREEZE f Example Setting Reference gt FREEZE ON lt i OK gt GET FREEZE or FREEZE lt g FREEZE ON Freezes image The current freeze status is referenced Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 36 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands GAMMA Gamma adjustment Format GAMMA lt Gamma adjustment Number gt GET GAMMA GAMMA Setting values for Gamma adjustment Number 10 to 10 Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X f Response is returned if the parameter was set properly For or caMMA current gamma adjustment is returned as g GAMMA lt Gamma adjustment Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This performs the Gamma adjustment 2 This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustment Gamma adjustment are selected on the menu 3 If numerical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VALUE is returned 4 Thissets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 The current gamma adjustment can be acquired using the applicable G
49. e same as the status in which the remote control button is held down Be absolutely sure to send the REP parameter and end the button pressing last of all The button pressing is ended in the cases below as well 1 When a panel or remote control button has been operated 2 When a command has been received Example Setting gt RC POWER lt i 0K Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 55 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands RGBGAIN RGB gain adjustment Format RGBGAIN lt R gain setting Number gt V lt G gain setting Number gt V B gain setting Number gt GET RGBGAIN RGBGAIN Setting values for lt R G B gain setting Number gt 60 to 60 f Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X f Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For GET RGBGAIN Or RGBGAIN Current RGB gain adjustment values are returned as RGBGAIN R gain setting Number gt lt G gain setting Number gt lt B gain setting Number gt For details on other responses refer to Error List Description 1 This command is used to adjust the gain of the R G and B colors 2 This command functions in the same way as when Image adjustment Color adjustment Gain adjustment are selected on the menu 3 If numerical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VA
50. ference lt Reference command character string gt command A lt Parameter name gt KParameter name gt Character string WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Transmissions sent from the Projector to the PC in response to commands from the PC l Transmission format lt Response character string gt lt Delimiter gt lt Response character string gt Character strings consisting of one more ASCII characters The first two characters are always one lowercase letter and a colon The first character indicates the response type Response Meaning Example lt Delimiter gt State response i BUSY Reference command response g AVOL 10 Delimiters for commands sent from the PC Type OK response BUSY response Example WARN response Example ERR response Example GET response Example After the processing of each command is completed a response is sent indicating that the next command can be received lt OK response character string gt i OK This response is sent when a command cannot be received during processing Wait for a few moments and then try sending the command again lt BUSY response character string gt i BUSY gt IMAGE STANDARD lt i BUSY Commands indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt This response is sent when warning information is issued Note that the
51. gt V lt R brightness Number gt 6AXG lt G hue Number gt V lt G saturation Number gt V lt G brightness Number gt 6AXB lt B hue Number gt V lt saturation Number gt V lt brightness Number gt lt hue Number gt V C saturation Number gt V C brightness Number gt 6AXM lt M hue Number gt V lt M saturation Number gt V lt M brightness Number gt 6AXY lt Y hue Number gt V XY saturation Number gt V XY brightness Number gt GETCI6AXR A6AXR GET GAXG A 6AXG GET 6AXB A 6AXB GET 6GAXC A6AXC GET 6AXM A 6 A 6AXY Setting values for lt R G B C M Y hue Number gt are 20 to 20 Setting values for lt R G B C M Y saturation Number gt are 20 to 20 Setting values for lt R G B C M Y brightness Number gt are 20 to 20 Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X f Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For 6ax or eeax current 6 axis correction R Y hue saturation brightness settings are returned as 6AX lt hue Number gt lt saturation Number gt lt brightness Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This sets the 6 axis correction of the hue and color saturation for R to Y This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustments Advanced adjustments 6 axis color adjust
52. hing power Wait until the power mode is ON OFF modes or PMM The parameter type is invalid 6 000A INVALID PARAMETER IneMdBS ESSES Sethe corf ot parameters when the number of parameters is incorrect 7 000B e JOB TIMEOUT Resend the command projector has timed out i BUSY NETWORK Executing network related Wait until the network related functions functions have finished execution i i j has finish i BUSY FOCUS The focus lens is being driven yall penjector has nniehed driving the focus lens i BUSY ZOOM The zoom lens is being driven walt Until tne proleelohnasalisiieg 9 driving the zoom lens i BUSY IMAGE Image mode switching is in Wait until the projector has switched the progress image mode i BUSY NOW SETTING Signal seing Clelscionyin irun he piocessing is cempleied progress i BUSY Internal processing in the Wait until the current processing is projector is in progress complete Resend the command after cancelin 1006 e NOW BLANK blanking operation is in 9 the blanking operation progress 1009 e NOW FREEZE Cannot execute command since Resend the command after canceling 10 freeze operation is in progress the freeze operation 100A NOW DZOOM Cannot execute command since Resend the command after canceling D zooming is in progress D zooming Cannot execute command in T 100B e NOW_SPECIAL_MENU current menu mode Password R
53. his mark and definition description is on the right side Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands 2 Communication Specifications Communication Specifications The projector can be controlled via RS 232C or LAN connection PC Projector connection configuration COM Dedicated cable SERVICE LAN PORT PROJECTOR Item Specifications Item Specifications Connection PC and projector connected on Connection TCP IP Connection System a 1 1 basis system Connection 3 line connection of SD Connection Straight when connecting via signal line network signal line RD and SG Connection Connection 9 pin RS 232C Cable Cross LAN Cable cable cable LAN 100BASE TX 10BASE T Send Data gt lt Send Data Receive Data o Receive Data Signal Ground gH g Signal Ground Signal lines other than the three SD RD and SG lines are not used in the projector Loop back its own signals on the PC side as necessary Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Usable Character Codes Use ASCII codes in the red and blue areas No distinction is made between double byte characters and single byte characters Do not use double byte or triple byte characters They will all be recognized as single byte characters U ppercase and lowercase versions of the same alphabetic characters will be recognized as the same character case insensitive Specifications
54. ment are selected on the menu If numerical parameters are outside the range e 0801 INVALID VALUE isreturned These commands take effect when they have been set to valid using the 6 axis adjustment command 6AXADJ and they can be set separately This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode The current 6 axis color correction can be obtained using the GET command 6AXR G B C M Y f Example Setti ng gt 6AXR 8 5 TheR hueis set to 8 the color saturation is set to 5 and the brightness is set to 3 lt i OK Reference GET 6AXR or 6AXR This retrieves the R hue color saturation and brightness lt g 6AXR 12 8 4 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 15 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands AMBADJ Ambient light correction adjustment ON OFF Format AMBADJ lt Ambient light correction adjustment parameter ID GET AMBADJ A AMBADJ Ambient light correction adjustment parameter I D gt ON This sets the ambient light correction adjustment to ON OFF This sets the ambient light correction adjustment to OFF Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X f Response i OK is returned if ON OFF of ambient light correction adjustment was set properly For AMBADJ AMBADJ current ambient light correction adjustment setting is returned
55. meouts refer to 3 Communication Flow on P 8 Item Communication System LAN Specifications Communication system Uses the TCP IP protocol Port 33336 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Commands Transmissions sent from the PC to the projector l Transmission format A lt Command character strings A lt Delimiter gt Command character strings gt Character strings consisting of 0 or more alphanumeric characters lt Delimiters gt One of CR ODh LF OAh CR LF ODh 0Ah Null 00h Type Possibilities of responses from the projector Bi possible 0 not possible Description Response Commands with a command character string length of 0 No command processing is performed Null Commands lt Null command character string gt Character string lt Character string with length 0 gt Projector control command The format is shown below Control command lt Control command character string gt lt Control gt lt value gt Character string Command that sets values for each parameter The format is shown below Setting command lt Setting command character strings gt Character string lt Parameter name A A lt Parameter value For the definition of lt Parameter value gt refer to the parameter definitions Requests current value of each parameter The format is shown below Re
56. mmand MEMCADJ Example Control gt MEMCADJ MEM M This sets the tone adjustment to M emory color adjustment medium lt i OK Reference GET MEMCADJ or MEMCADJ Thisretrieves the memory color adjustment level g MEMCADJ MEM M Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 48 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands MODE Control mode switch Format REMOTE LOCAL AMODE f Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None J Response i OK is always returned with the control mode switch setting For GET MODE MODE current control mode is returned as MODE REMOTE g MODE LOCAL For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 Thereare no local and remote control modes with this version of the user commands however this command exists to maintain compatibility with previous versions of the user commands 2 Thecurrent control mode can be obtained using the GET command GET Example Mode switch gt REMOTE lt i OK Mode reference gt GET MODE or MODE lt g MODE LOCAL Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 49 WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands MUTE Mute control Format MUTE lt Mute control parameter ID gt GET MUTE AMUTE Mute control p
57. ned as SIGNAL_INFO lt Input signal information Character string For details on other responses refer to the Error List WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands This acquires the status of the input signal entering the projector This functions in the same way as I nformation Example gt GET SIGNAL INFO or SIGNAL INFO lt g SIGNAL INFO 1920 x 1200 60 Input signal Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 64 SIGNALSTATUS Signal status inquiry Format f Environment GET SIGNALSTATUS ASIGNALSTATUS Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None Response Current image signal input status is returned as SIGNALSTATUS lt Signal status ID gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List lt Signal status D gt WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Signal status Meaning NO SIGNAL Signal not detected DISPLAYING now displayed or display enable status SETTING Signal detection and display preparation in progress Description 1 2 3 This inquires about the current image signal input status This returns the signal status of the selected input Use INPUT command for the input selection e 1006 NOW_BLANK is returned when it is set to BLANK f Example gt GET SIGNALSTATUS or SIGNALSTATUS lt g SIGNAL
58. o move while DZOOM is enabled however the position can be specified in more detail 3 Ifa position outside the range is specified the position is automatically moved to the nearest position within the range 4 Ofor lt DZOOM position X Y Number gt indicates the center position of the input image 5 Positive direction for DZOOM position X Y Number corresponds to RIGHT and UP keys and negative direction corresponds to LEFT and DOWN keys 6 Thenumerical valuefor DZOOM position X Y Number represents units in pixels of the input image For example in a case where an input image of XGA 1024 x 768 sizeis enlarged twicethe size range of 512 x 384 is displayed up to 2256 for DZOOM position X Number and up to 192 for lt DZOOM position Y Number gt can be specified f Example Control gt DZOOM POS 100 200 This sets the DZOOM position shifted 100 right and 200 up lt i OK Reference GET DZOOM POS or DZOOM POS This retrieves the total number of dots lt g DZOOM POS 100 200 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 30 DZOOM_RAT DZOOM ratio setting Format DZOOM RAT lt DZOOM ratio parameter ID gt ADZOOM RAT GET DZOOM RAT DZOOM ratio parameter 1D gt 1 same size DZOOM disabled 1 5 1 5x 2 2x 3 3x 4 4x 5 5x 6 6x 8 8x 10 10x 12 12x Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB
59. ontrol the VOL on the front panel 3 If numerical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VALUE is returned 4 The volume level can be set even while the sound is muted 5 TheGET command can be used to retrieve the current volume GET avor f Example Setting gt AVOL 18 This sets the volume to 18 lt i OK Reference gt GET AVOL or AVOL This retrieves the volume lt g AVOL 18 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 225 WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands BLANK BLANK function Format BLANK lt BLANK parameter ID gt GET BLANK A BLANK BLANK parameter D gt ON BLANK ON OFF BLANK OFF Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X f Response is returned if the parameter was set properly For BLANK BLANK Current BLANK status is returned as BLANK ON BLANK OFF For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This command is used to set the BLANK function 2 This command is identical to pressing the BLANK button on the remote control 3 Executing this command in a FREEZE status will cancel the FREEZE status and become BLANK 4 Thecurrent BLANK settings can be obtained using the GET command GET BLANK l Example Setting gt BLANK ON Set to User screen when screen is
60. rical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VALUE is returned 4 Thissets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 Thecurrent RGB offset values can be obtained using the GET command GET RGBOFFSET Example Setting RGBOFFSET 10 11 12 offset is set to 10 offset to 11 and B offset to 12 lt i OK Reference GET RGBOFFSET or RGBOFFSET The RGB offset values are obtained lt g RGBOFFSET 10 0 19 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 257 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands ROMVER ROM version inquiry Format GET ROMVER ROMVER f Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None f Response ROM version of the firmware is returned as g ROMVER lt ROM version Character string gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List ROM version gt 99 999999 Description 1 This inquires about the version of the firmware 2 This inquiry can be executed in any status provided that AC power is supplied to the projector Example gt GET ROMVER or ROMVER lt g ROMVER 01 030602 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 58 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands SAT Color saturation setting Format RGBGAIN lt R gain setting Number gt V lt G gain setting Number gt V lt gain setting
61. scription 1 This sets the screen contrast 2 This command functions the same way as when I mage adjustment Contrast setting are selected on the menu 3 If numerical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VALUE is returned 4 Thissets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 The current contrast can be acquired using the applicable GET command GET cont f Example Setting gt CONT 3 This sets the contrast to 3 lt i OK Reference gt GET CONT or CONT This retrieves the contrast lt g CONT 3 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 28 DGAMMA Dynamic gamma Format DGAMMA Dynamic gamma setting parameter l D gt DGAMMA lt Dynamic gamma setting parameter ID gt GET DGAMMA OFF Off WEAK Weak MIDDLE Middle STRONG Strong Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None x Response is returned if the parameter was set properly For DGAMMA current dynamic gamma setting is returned as Description The command is used to set the dynamic gamma function This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustment Advanced adjustment WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands g DGAMMA Dynamic gamma setting parameter ID For details on other responses refer tothe Error List
62. t g LAMP SILENT Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 45 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands LAMPCOUNTER Lamp ON time inquiry Format GET LAMPCOUNTER LAMPCOUNTER f Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None Response Returns current lamp on time as g LAMPCOUNTER lt Lamp ON time Character string gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List lt ON time Character string gt Lamp ON time ON time H 539 5400 1079 p 10800 1619 1620 2159 GGcGo 2160 2699 GGGGGY__ 2700 2849 IGGGGGYY_ 2850 2999 GGGGGYYR 30000 For all other responses refer to Error List Description 1 This inquires about the current lamp ON time 2 This inquiry can be executed in any status provided that AC power is supplied to the projector f Example gt GET LAMPCOUNTER or LAMPCOUNTER lt g LAMPCOUNTER GG 1 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 46 Front panel operation emulation Format lt unit panel emulation button parameters ID gt WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands Main unit panel emulation button parameters D gt POWER POWER_OFF Environment MENU LENS IN
63. the menu 3 When the display is flipped the keystone distortion settings are initialized 4 Thecurrent flip display status be acquired using the applicable GET command IMAGEFLIP l Example Setting IMAGEFLIP REAR This displays the image in a rear projection flip vertically lt i OK Reference gt GET IMAGEFLIP or IMAGEFLIP This retrieves the flip display state lt g IMAGEFLIP REAR CEILING Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 43 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands INPUT Input selection Format INPUT lt Input selection parameters ID gt A INPUT input selection parameters D gt D RGB Digital PC A RGB Analog PC COMP Component HDMI HDMI Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X ff Response is returned if the parameter was set properly For INPUT Or Current input selection is returned as g INPUT lt Input selection parameters ID gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This controls the input selection 2 This command is identical to pressing the INPUT button on the remote control 3 Theinput can be selected automatically using the auto setup command AUTOSETEXE INPUT 4 The current input can be acquired using the applicable GET command GET
64. trol button has been operated lt 2 gt When some command has been received f Example Setting gt MAIN MENU Commands are indicated by lt i OK mon won gt and responses are indicated by lt 47 This is the same as the status in Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands MEMCADJ Memory color adjustment Format MEMCADJ lt Memory color adjustment parameter ID gt GET MEMCADJ AMEMCADJ M emory color adjustment parameter D gt OFF No adjustment MEM Memory color adjustment light MEM M Memory color adjustment medium MEM H Memory color adjustment heavy Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X f Response i OK is returned when memory color has been adjusted successfully For MEMCADJ MEMCADJ Current memory color adjustment is returned as g MEMCADJ Memory color adjustment parameter ID gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This command is used by selecting No adjustment Memory color adjustment light to M emory color adjustment heavy 2 This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustment Advanced adjustment Memory color adjustment are selected on the menu 3 This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode 4 The current memory color adjustment setting can be obtained using the GET co
65. umber gt A SHARP Setting values for lt Sharpness setting Number gt are 10 to 10 Environment Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X O X f Response i OK is returned if the parameter was set properly For SHARP Or SHARP Current sharpness setting is returned as g SHARP lt Sharpness setting Number gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This sets the screen sharpness 2 This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustment Sharpness setting are selected on the menu 3 If numerical parameters are outside the range 0801 INVALID_VALUE is returned 4 This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode 5 The current sharpness can be acquired using the applicable GET command GET SHARP f Example Setting gt SHARP 3 This sets the sharpness to 3 lt i OK Reference gt GET SHARP or SHARP This retrieves the sharpness lt g SHARP 3 Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by lt 63 SIGNAL_INFO Format Environment GET SIGNAL INFO Input signal information inquiry ASIGNAL INFO Power Input OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None Response Description 1 2 Current input signal information is retur
66. ut OFF ON PM D RGB A RGB COMP HDMI None X X f Response i OK is returned if ambient light level was set properly For AMBLEVEL Or AMBLEVEL Current ambient light level is returned as AMBLEVEL lt ambient light level settings parameter ID gt For details on other responses refer to the Error List Description 1 This sets the ambient light level 2 This command functions in the same way as when I mage adjustment Advanced adjustment Ambient light Level are selected on the menu 3 This sets the currently selected input signal and image mode 4 The current ambient light level setting can be obtained using the GET command GET AMBLEVEL Example Setting gt AMBLEVEL MIDDLE This sets the ambient light level toMIDDLE lt i OK Reference GET AMBLEVEL or AMBLEVEL This retrieves the ambient light level lt g AMBLEVEL MIDDLE Commands are indicated by gt and responses are indicated by 17 Canon WUX5000 WUX4000 User Commands AMBTYPE Ambient light type settings Format AMBTYPE lt Ambient light type settings parameter ID gt AAMBTYPE Ambient light type settings parameter D gt TG This sets the ambient light type to Tungsten FL This sets the ambient light type to Fluorescent FL_H This sets the ambient light type to Fluorescent H Environment Power Input
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