Overview of Commands
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4.6.7.
PIPV
This command moves the PIP image 1 or 2 to a new vertical position on screen. The
valid locations for a pip image depend on its size and aspect ratio. The PIP cannot be
moved outside the active display screen. The valid locations are automatically
calculated and can be read using the MM and Mm commands.
*Note: Going outside the active area will go to maximum and return maximum value.
Command PIP Image Min – Max y value
CMD 1 / 2 min y – max y
RV 1 / 2
MM 1 / 2
Mm
PIPV
1 / 2
• CMD
Sets PIP vertical coordinate
Example: CMD,PIPV,2,500
Response: 500
• RV
Reads the current PIP vertical coordinate
Example: RV,PIPV,2
Response: 500
• MM
Returns the maximum PIP vertical coordinate
Example: MM,PIPV,2
Response: 717 (maximum vertical location keeping PIP in active area)
• Mm
Returns the minimum vertical coordinate
Example: Mm,PIPV,2
Response: 0
4.6.8.
PIPB
This command changes the PIP border color to white, red, green, blue, yellow, orange
or none.
Command PIP
Image
Color
Number
Resulting Border Color
CMD 1 / 2
1 / 2
1 / 2
1 / 2
1 / 2
1 / 2
1 / 2
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
= none
= white
= red
= green
= blue
= yellow
= orange
RV 1 / 2
MM
Mm
PIPB
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