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Topic: PANASONIC PIP on Broadcast TH PH series This thread contains 12 posts (11 replies). Displaying all posts.

Post 1 made on Friday December 26, 2008 at 19:41 avdorks Junior Member Joined: November 2008 Posts: 28 View Profile Anyone have luck swapping the pip Sub picture Input Select ISS:***(*) Currently sending \x02ISS:PC1\x03 I can move the picture but does not seem to like the sub picture select command All other commands seem to function... Thanks [ Reply | Quote & Reply Post 2 made on Tuesday December 30, 2008 at 08:25 zerodayz Junior Member Joined: July 2008 Posts: 9 View Profile Can't help with your original question - sorry, but can you share your Serial codes for the TH PH series? I've only got some basic ones from the manual. Thanks zd [ Reply | Quote & Reply Post 3 made on Tuesday December 30, 2008 at 16:56 avdorks Junior Member Joined: November 2008 Posts: 28 View Profile Yes I can and will... I will post them. What are you looking for? James [ Reply | Quote & Reply Post 4 made on Saturday January 3, 2009 at 08:36 zerodayz Junior Member Joined: July 2008 Posts: 9 View Profile Well, the PIP codes would be useful. But what I love to do is access some of the more specialised functions such as 1:1 pixel mapping on/off. And Horizontal shift etc. Though I'm not sure these are exposed via rs232... Richard [ Reply | Quote & Reply Post 5 made on Monday January 5, 2009 at 13:55 avdorks Junior Member Joined: November 2008 Posts: 28 View Profile DGE:DBD 01 00 is 1:1 DGE:HPO -124 - 0124 Working on it... \x02DGE:DBD00\x03 \x02DGE:DBD01\x03 \x02DGE:HPO0124\x03 etc... What are you using 1:1 for? [ Reply | Quote & Reply Post 6 made on Friday January 9, 2009 at 12:51 zerodayz Junior Member Joined: July 2008 Posts: 9 View Profile Thanks for those, I'll give them a go... I was using 1:1 for a media PC that seems to look better if the screen doesn't try to do anything funky. Some HD content looks better at 1:1, though still experimenting! Do you have any documentation of those codes? Richard [ Reply | Quote & Reply Post 7 made on Saturday January 10, 2009 at 14:57 jack D Long Time Member Joined: August 2006 Posts: 120 View Profile 1:1 mapping on Pannys turns off the internal scaler. It is useful if one is using an external video processor. The external processor will have better algorithms and you don't want the Panny to reprocess the signal again when it receives it which will degrade picture quality. So 1:1 mapping solves that problem. You get the best PQ that way. [ Reply | Quote & Reply Post 8 made on Saturday January 10, 2009 at 15:42 lscolman2 Long Time Member Joined: July 2003 Posts: 108 View Profile Hi advorks, Very interested to find that the internal scaler can be turned off in the PH series. Going to put an RS232 cable in place. I'm using a Lumagen scaler, so should be able to test the results. Found this document, which appears to details some functionality:- http://sleepytom.co.uk/files/panaso...eries-plasma-rs232.pdf Before I install the cable, can I check the command you mentioned:- DGE:DBD 01 00 It's labelled as HD size in the document I've posted a link for. Have you tested this command, and confirmed it works as expected? Thanks in advance Cheers, Lee [ Reply | Quote & Reply Post 9 made on Sunday January 11, 2009 at 09:54 avdorks Junior Member Joined: November 2008 Posts: 28 View Profile Jack... kewl... Lee I have and it aoppearsto work... That is the doc.. I can exportthe codes later today if you awant them... I was also lookingfor a power toggle command... Any one seen this? [ Reply | Quote & Reply Post 10 made on Sunday January 11, 2009 at 10:09 lscolman2 Long Time Member Joined: July 2003 Posts: 108 View Profile Hi, Thanks for confirming that. An export of the codes would be most appreciated. Cheers, Lee [ Reply | Quote & Reply Post 11 made on Monday January 12, 2009 at 06:44 zerodayz Junior Member Joined: July 2008 Posts: 9 View Profile Thanks for those codes, just what I was after! Not seen a power toggle. The manual does state the following: "With the power off, this display responds to PON command only." Which would mean I guess there isn't one. You could read the power state and use that. zd [ Reply | Quote & Reply Post 12 made on Monday January 12, 2009 at 17:43 jack D Long Time Member Joined: August 2006 Posts: 120 View Profile I have discrete on and off codes for my TH 9th gen Panny. I am not, however, contolling using 232. I got the codes from someone's config file posted here at RC. [ Reply | Quote & Reply [ Return to Thread Index | Start New Thread ]

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