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SETOPCODE command
This command sets the value of an Op Code control. Use this to change a control setting in the display. Most controls
are accessed using this command. Several different syntax formats are available for convenience and readability. The
syntax of the command is:
SETOPCODE opcode TO value
opcode is the Op Code control to be changed, and can be specied either as:
- A 4 digit HEX value either in the format "0xZZZZ" or "ZZZZ" (where ZZZZ is the 4 digit HEX Op Code)
- A control name enclosed by "" (for example "Brightness")
Hint: The names of each Op Code can be found in the Op Code Control Name list on the Controls tab.
value is the value to set the Op Code to, can be specied either as:
- An absolute value such as 50.
- A percentage value by adding “%” after the value (for example: 100%)
- A named value for certain discrete controls. For example "On" and "Off". The named value must be enclosed
by "".
Note: The named values for an Op Code control can be found in the Value Setting list when the desired Op Code control is
selected on the Controls tab. Also see the list of supported Op Code Names and Values on the Scripting - OpCode panel (see
“Advanced - Scripting - OpCode Info panel” on page 34).
Examples:
SETOPCODE 0x0012 to 0
Sets the Contrast (Op Code 0x0012) to absolute value 0.
SETOPCODE "Contrast" to 100%
Sets the Contrast to 100%.
SETOPCODE "Contrast" to 10
Sets the Contrast to absolute value 10.
SETOPCODE "Input" to "HDMI"
Sets the video input to HDMI.
WAIT command
This command pauses between commands, and is used when it is necessary to allow the display time to perform some
action before proceeding with the next command. Use the following syntax to specify the wait time where xx is a delay
time specied in milliseconds.
WAIT xx
Examples of when it is usually necessary to have a pause are:
• When turning the display on or off
• When changing video inputs
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