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780C Multi-Interface Interoperability Tester User Guide Page 211
September 29, 2014
Revision A1
4. Connect the 780C to your host PC via an RS-232 cable.
You will have to use a standard RS-232 cable.
12.4 Procedures for Entering Commands
Use the following procedure to connect to the 780C through the USB port.
1. Open up a terminal program such as Hyperterm on your Windows PC. Configure the terminal session with
the following settings:
Bits per second = 2400, 4800 or 9600
Data bits = 8
Parity = none
Stop bits = 1
Flow control = Hardware
2. Press the Return key on your PC and you should receive the R:\> prompt.
Now you are ready to enter commands.
3. Use the following tables as a guideline for enter commands.
Note: Changes you make through the command line will not be reflected on the 780C touch panel. For
example if you make a selection through the touch panel for the signal type, format and pattern and then
override these changes through the command line, the 780C touch screen will still show the selections you
made through the touch screen but the interface, format and pattern selections you made through the
command line will be active.
Table 12-1 below provides the list of commands supported or testing HDMI sink devices:
Note: The commands are not case sensitive.
Table 12-1: List of Commands (alphabetical) For Testing HDMI Sink Devices
Command
Description
Syntax
Parameters
Command Example
ACRG
Enables or disables
(“Gates” on or off) the
ACR packets sent to a
sink.
ACRG 0, 1
ASSG?
<0, 1>
Where 1, 0 are one of:
0 disable
1 - enable
To disable ACR packets:
ACRG 0
ALLU
ALLU
Activates a change to
the video output.
ALLU
Not applicable
To load and invoke a format load
command:
FMTL 1080i60
ALLU
ASSG
Enables or disables
adding composite sync
to all three analog
components.
ASSG R, G, B
ASSG?
<R, G, B>
Where R, G, B are one of:
0 disable
1 - enable
To enable composite sync on
green:
ASSG 0, 1, 0
FMTU
ASSS
Sets or queries the
analog sync signal
swing.
ASSS <swing>
ASSS?
Where swing is between the
range of:
min = 0.000 volts
max = 0.500 volts
To set the analog sync signal
swing:
ASSS 0.286
ALLU
AVMG
Sets or clears
AVmute on the HDMI
output.
AVMG <enable>
AVMG?
Where enable is one of:
disable = 0
enable = 1
To set avmute:
AVMG 1
ALLU

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