Kramer VW-9

Kramer Electronics Ltd.
VW-9 – Protocol 3000
51
Function
Description
Syntax
Parameters/Attributes
Example
W-BRD
Set window border color.
Available only for
#VIEW-MOD 3 (QUAD)
and 5 (DUAL POP).
COMMAND
#W-BRDwin_num,switch,col_space,q1,q2,q3,q4<CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-
BRDwin_num,switch,col_space,q1,q2,q3,q4<CR><LF>
win_num – *
switch –
1 – Show
2 –Selected but not supported
3 – Off
Col_space – 0
q1,q2,q3,q4 – color value
1,0,0,0 – Red
0,1,0,0 – Green
0,0,1,0 – Blue
1,1,0,0 – Yellow
1,0,1,0 – Magenta
1,1,1,0 – Grey
0,0,0,1 – White
1,0,0,1 – Purple
0,1,0,1 – Orange
1,1,0,1 – Black
Set window border color
to magenta:
#VMUTE*,1,0,1,0,1
,0<CR>
W-BRD?
Get window border color.
Available only for
#VIEW-MOD 3 (QUAD)
and 5 (DUAL POP).
COMMAND
#W-BRD?win_num<CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-
BRDwin_num,switch,col_space,q1,q2,q3,q4<CR><LF>
win_num – *
switch –
1 – Show
2 –Selected but not supported
3 – Off
Col_space – 0
q1,q2,q3,q4 – color value
1,0,0,0 – Red
0,1,0,0 – Green
0,0,1,0 – Blue
1,1,0,0 – Yellow
1,0,1,0 – Magenta
1,1,1,0 – Grey
0,0,0,1 – White
1,0,0,1 – Purple
0,1,0,1 – Orange
1,1,0,1 – Black
Get window border
color:
#VMUTE*<CR>
W-HUE
Set window hue value.
Value limits can vary
for different devices.
Value is a property of
input connected to current
window. Changing
window input source
might cause changes in
this value (refer device
definitions).
COMMAND
#W-HUEwin_num,value<CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-HUEwin_num,value<CR><LF>
out_index – Number that indicates the
specific output:
* – All
value – Hue value (0 to 100)
Set window hue value to
30:
#W-HUE1,30<CR>
W-HUE?
Get window hue value.
Value limits can vary
for different devices.
Value is a property of
input connected to current
window. Changing
window input source
might cause changes in
this value (refer device
definitions).
COMMAND
#W-HUE?win_num<CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-HUEwin_num,value<CR><LF>
out_index – Number that indicates the
specific output:
* – All
value – Hue value (0 to 100)
Get window hue value:
#W-HUE?1<CR>
W-LAYER
Set window overlay order.
Set all window overlay
orders.
In case of overlays
order list, number of
expected layers is
maximum number of
windows in device.
COMMAND
#W-LAYERwin_num,value<CR>
#W-LAYER win_num,value<CR>
FEEDBACK
Set1/Get1:
~nn@W-LAYERwin_num <CR><LF>
Set2/Get2:
~nn@W-LAYERwin_num,value<CR><LF>
win_num – Window number setting layer:
2 –Win B
3 – Win C
4 – Win D
value –Layer order number
2 –2
nd
layer
3 – 3
rd
layer
4 – 4
th
layer
Set window overlay
value for window B to
layer 4:
#W-LAYER2,4<CR>
W-LAYER?
Set window overlay order.
Set all window overlay
orders.
In case of overlays
order list, number of
expected layers is
maximum number of
windows in device.
COMMAND
#W-LAYER?win_num<CR>
#W-LAYER?0xFF<CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-LAYERwin_num,value<CR><LF>
~nn@W-LAYER0xFF,value1,value2,…,valueN<CR><LF>
win_num – Window number setting layer:
2 –Win B
3 – Win C
4 – Win D
value –Layer order number
2 –2
nd
layer
3 – 3
rd
layer
4 – 4
th
layer
Get window overlay
value for window B:
#W-LAYER?2<CR>
W-POS
Set window position.
COMMAND
#W-POSwin_num,x0,y0,width,height<CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@W-POSwin_num,x0,y0,width,height<CR><LF>
win_num – Window number setting
window position:
1 – Win A
2 – Win B
3 – Win C
4 – Win D
x0 – Horizontal coordinate origin (0 to 210)
y0 – Vertical coordinate origin (0 to 90)
width – Window width (30 to 240)
height – Window height (30 to 120)
Set window B position
(x,y = 20), width, height
(90,45):
#W-
POS2,20,20,90,45<
CR>