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©1994 - INLINE, INC. IN1222 / IN1422 / IN1510 / IN1710 OPERATIONS MANUAL - REV. 2 12/04/99
COMMAND DESCRIPTION
HUE+
Increase HUE phase 1 step
HUE-
Decrease HUE phase 1 step
HUE,
Set HUE phase to normal setting default
HUExxx
Set HUE phase to xxx value, range for xxx: 000-255
INTP0
(IN1222/IN1422 only) Set Doubling Mode to Line Doubling default
INTP1
(IN1222/IN1422 only) Set Doubling Mode to Frame Mode
INF0 *
Get the model number & firmware version
MUTE0
Disable Audio Mute default
MUTE1
Enable Audio Mute
POSTL
Horizontal position adjustment - shift left (Only when doubling is disabled)
POSTR
Horizontal position adjustment - shift right (Only when doubling is disabled)
POSTHxx
Horizontal position adjustment - set to xx, range of xx: 00-FF (Doubling disabled)
SAT+
Increase COLOR level 1 step
SAT-
Decrease COLOR level 1 step
SAT,
Set COLOR level to normal setting default
SATxxx
Set COLOR level to xxx value, xxx: 000-255
SAVE
Save current channel’s settings
(Vol./Hue/Color/Cont./Gamma/S-Video/Doubling Mode/Secam)
SAVE s
Save the current channel’s settings to a selected channel s (s = 1, 2, or 3)
SAVE0
Save the global settings (baud rate, command code)
SEC0
Disable SECAM decoder default
SEC1
Enable SECAM decoder
SVIDEO0
Select composite video input for the current channel
SVIDEO1
Select S-Video input for the current channel default
SYNC0 **
Select H & V Output Sync, positive polarity
SYNC1 **
Select H & V Output Sync, negative polarity default
SYNC2 **
Select Composite Output Sync
SYNC4 **
Select Sync on RGB
TRE+
Increase Treble level by 3dB
TRE-
Decrease Treble level by 3dB
TRE,
Set Treble level to 0dB default
TRExxx
Set Treble level to xxx value, range for xxx: 240 - 255
VOL+
Increase volume 8dB
VOL-
Decrease volume 8dB
VOLxxx
Set volume level to xxx value, range for xxx: 192 to 255
VOL,
Set volume level to normal, default
*This code prompts the unit for feed back and will result in special response codes.
**When the output sync is changed via these RS-232 commands, the new setting is automatically saved
as soon as the command is sent (there is no need to send the SAVE or SAVE0 command).