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LC_X80 Basic Serial Command Functional Specifications

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・ “80” [CR]

Status: Standby

When the status is Standby, Status Read Commands are always accepted, but any

Functional Execution Commands are not accepted except for POWER ON command.

・ “40” [CR]

Status: Countdown in process

When “Display” in Setting Menu is set to ON, Countdown operation is started by execution

of POWER ON; while “Display” in Setting Menu is set to OFF, the status moves directly to

Power ON without Countdown operation.

・ “20” [CR]

Status: Cooling Down in process

When the status is Power ON, and then POWER OFF Command (“C01” [CR]) is executed,

it moves to Cooling Down status.

When lamp turns off and about 90 seconds of fan spinning finishes, the above status

automatically moves to Standby (The fan spinning time depends on models.)

This function is intended to cool down lamps and other optical parts, and is quite important

for projector’s reliability. During this time, any Functional Execution Command is invalid.

・ “10” [CR]

Status: Power Failure

When the power supply voltage inside the projector reaches abnormal status, the projector

is automatically turned off. ※Projector perform the same when filter abnormal status

occurs.

The projector returns “10” [CR], which indicates it enters Power OFF status due to Power

Failure.

In this case Fan also stops unlike Cooling Down status.

・ “28” [CR]

Status: Cooling Down in process due to Abnormal Temperature

When the inside temperature rises abnormally high, it automatically starts Cooling Down

operation. The projector returns “28” [CR].

Even if the temperature goes down during this process, the given Cooling Down process is

conducted.

・ “88” [CR]

Status: Standby after Cooling Down due to Abnormal Temperature

When the status becomes Standby after the temperature goes down by Cooling Down

operation invoked due to Abnormal Temperature, the projector returns “88” [CR]. This

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