Hisense 65WR6CE Interactive Whiteboard User Guide

: June 1, 2024
: Hisense

Table of Contents

Hisense 65WR6CE Interactive Whiteboard
Specifications
Product Usage Instructions
FAQ
INTRODUCTION
E SERIES – DIGITAL SIGNAGE
RS232 Connectivity Illustration
M SERIES – 24/7 DIGITAL SIGNAGE
RS232 Connectivity Illustration
Pin Configuration
Data Parameters
WR INTERACTIVE TOUCH DISPLAYS
References
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Hisense 65WR6CE Interactive Whiteboard

Hisense-65WR6CE-Interactive-Whiteboard-product

Specifications

Product Series: E Series, M Series, WR Series
Connectivity : RS-232
Baud Rate: 115200
Data Length: 8 bits
Parity: None
Stop Bit : 1
Flow Control: None

Product Usage Instructions

Connectivity Diagram

Refer to the provided RS232 Connectivity Illustration for connecting a PC to the device.

Pin Configuration

Use the following table when wiring a cable:

RJ45 Pin	DB-9F Pin
1	2 (RX)
3	3 (TX)
5	5 (GND)

Command Format

Follow the command format for sending commands from PC to TV and receiving feedback from TV to PC as outlined in the manual.

Data Parameters

Ensure the baud rate, data length, parity, stop bit, and flow control settings are correctly configured for E-Series commercial displays.

FAQ

Q: Do I need to install specific software on my PC to control the Hisense display via RS-232?
A : Yes, you may need to install a USB-to-Serial Bridge Driver and RS232 serial terminal software such as Hercules SETUP utility or SSCOM.
Q: What is the recommended baud rate for E-Series displays?
A : The recommended baud rate for E-Series displays is 115200.
Q : How do I know if my command to the TV was successfully received?
A : Refer to the feedback command format for receiving responses from the TV after sending commands from the host controller.

INTRODUCTION

Our users can control a Hisense display from an external source via RS-232. This user guide will provide all of the command structures and system parameters required to confidently control Hisense commercial displays via a PC or a 3rd party control system.
FORMATS
HISENSE RS232 commands are HEX codes, not ASCII format.
Where applicable, codes contain the ID of the screen you are trying to control. A value of “00” will broadcast the command to all of the screens connected to the RS232 port, for this case, there is no feedback from devices. This might be all of the panels in a video wall daisy chained together for control. A value of “01” for example, will lead to control of the panel with ID 01 only. The default ID of the device is 01, each device in a video wall must set a unique ID. If the ID in command is different from the device ID, there is no feedback from the device and this command cannot work. Depending on the device configuration, some commands may not work, please check the details below. If you encounter problems when using the RS-232 command, for example, the command cannot find or work, please try to upgrade the device software to the latest version. RS232 commands require an XOR operation on some of its HEX bytes in order to generate the “checksum byte”. Example codes are given and XOR calculations can be made using this online calculator:

https://onlinehextools.com/xor-hex-numbers Each HEX number from the code that needs to be XORed is input into the left-hand box on the page, each on a separate line. The XORed result is shown in the right-hand box on the page.

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You may install USB-to-Serial Bridge Driver, and RS232 serial terminal software on your PC, for example, Hercules SETUP utility or SSCOM.

E SERIES – DIGITAL SIGNAGE

Connectivity Diagram

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RS232 Connectivity Illustration

The following graphs illustrate the connectivity between a PC and the device.
There is already an RJ45-RS232 cable in box, if you’d like to use a USB port on a PC, you may want to prepare a USB-RS232 cable in advance, please note that the DB-9 connectors of the two cables should be male/female in pairs for this case.

Pin Configuration

Rj-45 Jack (Male)

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Please use the table below when wiring a cable

Pinout Connection

RJ45| DB-9F
1|
2|
3|
4| 5
5| 3
6|
7| 2
8|

Data Parameters

E-SERIES

Command Format
PC -> TV:
This defines the command host controller to monitor.
Format

Header| Monitor ID| Category| Code 0| Code 1| Length| Data Control| Command| Checksum
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---

1 byte

|

1 byte

|

1 byte

|

1 byte

|

1 byte

|

1 byte

|

1 byte

| Empty or Data[0] – Data[N]

N is 0-36

|

1 byte

Number of Fields	Name of Field	Description
Byte 1	Header	Header=0xA6
Byte 2	Monitor ID	Monitor ID range: 0x01 – 0xFF
Byte 3	Category	Category = 0x00 (fixed)
Byte 4	Code 0	Code 0 = 0x00 (fixed)
Byte 5	Code 1	Code 1 = 0x00 (fixed)
Byte 6	Length	Length = N + 3, where N is the value in the field Command

“Data[N]”
Byte 7| Data Control| Data Control = 0x01 (fixed)

Byte 8 – Byte 44

|

Command

| Data[0] – Data[N]

This field can be empty, if it is not empty, the range of N is: 0 – 36

Last Byte| Checksum| All bytes except the last byte are calculated by XOR

TV -> PC：
This defines the feedback command from the monitor to the host controller when it receives the display command from the host controller.
Note: there is no reply message when the wrong ID address is being used.
Format

Header| Monitor ID| Category| Code 0| Length| Data Control| Command| Result| Checksum
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
1 byte| 1 byte| 1 byte| 1 byte| 1 byte| 1 byte| 1 byte| Data[0] – Data[N] N is 0-36| 1 byte
Number of Fields| Name of Field| Description
---|---|---
Byte 1| Header| Header=0x21
Byte 2| Monitor ID| Monitor ID range: 0x01 – 0xFF
Byte 3| Category| Category = 0x00 (fixed)
Byte 4| Code 0| Code 0 = 0x00 (fixed)
Byte 5| Length| For feedback on the “set” command, length = 0x04

For feedback on the “get” command, length is the number of rest bytes in this message

Byte 6| Data Control| Data Control = 0x01 (fixed)

Byte 7

|

Command

| For feedback on the “set” command, 0x00 (fixed)

For feedback of “get” command, it is the same as the Data[0] of the command in the message PC-> TV

Byte 8-N

|

Result

| Data[0] – Data[N], the range of N is: 0 – 36 For feedback of the “set” command:

1. 0x00: Completed, normal response.

2. 0x01: Limit Over, the packet was received normally, but the data value was over the upper limit.

3. 0x02: Limit Over, the packet was received normally, but the data value was over the lower limit.

4. 0x03: Command cancelled, the packet is received normally but either the value of data is incorrect, or the request is not permitted for the current host.

5. 0x04: Parse Error, received not defined format data or checksum error.

For feedback on the “get” command, the result depends on Data[1]-Data[N] in the “get” command.

Last Byte| Checksum| All bytes except the last byte calculated by XOR

RS232 Commands

The following commands are applicable for both Hisense digital signage E series and window-facing products:

Name| Set| Get| Code| Example (PC - > TV)| Example (TV - > PC)| Note
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Set| P| | 0x44| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x04 0x01 0x44 data[1]| |
Volume| | | checksum| |
| | | data[1]: Volume (0-100)| 210100000401000025| RS232
| | | ex： set volume to 77| |
| | | A6010000000401444DAB| |
Get Volume| | P| 0x45| A601000000030145E0| The current volume is 77 210100000401454D2D| RS232
Set Video Params| P| | 0x32| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x0A 0x01 0x32 data[1] data[2] data[3] data[4] data[5] data[6] data[7] checksum

data[1]：PICMODE In OSD data[2]：Brightness in OSD (0-100), data[3]：Contrast (0-100)

data[4]：Colour Temperature (0-normal /1-cool/2-warm) data[5]：Overscan(0-close/1-open)

data[6]：PCMode(0-Auto/1-PC/2-video)

PICMODE： HI_MW_PICMODE_USER = 3,

HI_MW_PICMODE_AIRPORT = 7,

HI_MW_PICMODE_HOTEL = 8,

HI_MW_PICMODE_DINING = 9,

HI_MW_PICMODE_SECURITY = 10,

HI_MW_PICMODE_OFFICE = 11,

HI_MW_PICMODE_OUTDOOR = 12

ex: PICMODE is user, brightness 32, contrast 32, cool, overscan on, PC A6010000000901320320200101019F

|

210100000401000025

|

RS232

---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Get Video Params| | P| 0x33| A60100000003013396| PICMODE is user, brightness 32, contrast 32, cool, overscan on, PC 210100000A013303202001010

11a

|

RS232

Set Sound Mode and Balance| P| | 0x42| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x05 0x01 0x42 data[1] data[2] checksum

data[1]：STANDARD – 0x00 NEWS – 0x01 MUSIC –

0x02 MOVIE – 0x03

data[2]： balance value – OSD value is -50 to 50,

the corresponding value here is from 0 to 100

ex： STANDARD, balance value is -50

A6010000000501420000E1

|

210100000401000025

|

RS232

Get Sound Mode and

Balance

| | P| 0x43| A601000000030143E6| The current mode is STANDARD, balance value is -50 21010000050143000067|

RS232

Set Key

（simulate

e Remote Controller

Key）

| P| | 0xB0| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x05 0x01 0xB0 data[1] data[2] checksum

data[1]：IR Key(High) data[2]：IR Key(low)

ex： set volume to 0 – mute

A6010000000501B0007162

|

210100000401000025

|

RS232

Set Input Source| P| | 0xAC| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x04 0x01 0xAC data[1] checksum

data[1]:HDMI1-0x0D HDMI2-0x06 CMS-0x15 Media-

0x16 Custom-0x18（available only when set in Setting menu) USB-0x0C

ex： change source to HDMI1

A6010000000401AC0D03

|

210100000401000025

|

RS232

Get Input Source| | P| 0xAD| A6010000000301AD08| The current source is HDMI1 210100000401AD0D85| RS232
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Set Power on/off| P| | 0x18| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x04 0x01 0x18 data[1] checksum

data[1]: Power off -0x01 Power On – 0x02

ex：

A60100000004011801BB power off

A60100000004011802B8 power on

|

210100000401000025

|

RS232

“Uart Wake” must set to “On”

Get Power On/Off

state

| | P| 0x19| A601000000030119BC|

Current state is on 21010000040119023E

| RS232

“Uart Wake”

must be set to “On”

Set Power On mode| P| | 0xA3| Power on mode:

0： Standby 1： Power On 2 Last status

ex：A6010000000401A30001 set power on mode to

“Standby”

|

210100000401000025

|

RS232

Set Screen Aspect Ratio| P| | 0x3A| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x04 0x01 0x3A data[1] checksum

data[1]: FuLL-0x00 Real-0x01 4:3-0x02 14:9-0x03

ex： Aspect Ratio is FuLL

A60100000004013A0098

|

210100000401000025

|

IP Control

Get Screen Aspect

Ratio

| | P| 0x3B| A60100000003013B9E

data[1]: FuLL-0x00 Real-0x01 4:3-0x02 14:9-0x03

|

Current Aspect Ratio is FuLL 2101000004013B001E

|

IP Control

Set Video Params| P| | 0x32| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x0A 0x01 0x32 data[1] data[2] data[3] data[4] data[5] data[6] data[7] checksum

data[1]：PICMODE In OSD data[2]：Brightness in OSD (0-100), data[3]：Contrast (0-100)

data[4]：Colour Temperature (0-normal /1-cool/2-warm) data[5]：Overscan(0-close/1-open)

data[6]：PCMode(0-Auto/1-PC/2-video) data[7]：Sharpness in OSD(0-100)

PICMODE： HI_MW_PICMODE_USER = 3,

HI_MW_PICMODE_AIRPORT = 7,

HI_MW_PICMODE_HOTEL = 8,

HI_MW_PICMODE_DINING = 9,

HI_MW_PICMODE_SECURITY = 10,

HI_MW_PICMODE_OFFICE = 11,

HI_MW_PICMODE_OUTDOOR = 12

ex：PICMODE is user, brightness 32, contrast 32, cool, overscan on, PC, Sharpness 50 — IP Control Only A6010000000A013203202001010132AE

|

210100000401000025

|

IP Control

Get Video Params| | P| 0x33| A60100000003013396| PICMODE is user, brightness 32, contrast 32, cool, overscan on, PC, Sharpness 50 210100000A013303202001010

13226

|

IP Control

Set Remote Control Lock Mode| P| | 0x1C| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x04 0x01 0x1C data[1] checksum

data[1] : unlock -0x01 lock – 0x02

ex：

A60100000004011C01BF – unlock

A60100000004011C02BC – lock

|

210100000401000025

|

IP Control

Get Remote Control| | P| 0x1D| A60100000003011DB8| The current state is lock 2101000004011D023A|

IP Control

Lock Mode| | | | | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Set a Schedule for power on/off| P| | 0x5A| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x0C 0x01 0x5A data[1] data[2] data[3] data[4] data[5] data[6] data[7] data[8]

data[1]： bit 7- bit 4: 1 to 7 of the scheduling pages， bit 3

– bit 0: Page disable-0 Page enable-1 data[2]：Start time hour(0-23) data[3]：Start time minute(0-59) data[4]：End time hour(0-23) data[5]：End time minute(0-59)

data[6]：HDMI2-0x06 USB-0x0C HDMI1-0x0D

CMS-0x12 Media Player-0x16 Custom-0x18 data[7]：Saturday-Bit0 Friday- Bit1 Thursday-Bit2

Wednesday-Bit3 Tuesday-Bit4 Monday-Bit5 Sunday-Bit6 every week-Bit7

data[8]： For Media Player

none-0x00 Tag 1-0x01 Tag 2-0x02 Tag 3-0x03 Tag 4-0x04 Tag 5-0x05 Tag 6-0x06 Tag 7-0x07

data[9]： Volume (0-100)

ex：page 5, enable (00110001 = 0x51)， power on at 13:00， power off at 13:05， source HDMI2， every

Monday, volume 50 A6010000000C015A510D000D0506A0003230

|

210100000401000025

|

IP Control

Get Schedule| | P| 0x5B| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x04 0x01 0x5B data[1] checksum

Data[1]：1 to 7 of the scheduling pages

ex：get the schedule of page 1 A60100000004015B01F8

| enable， power on at 13:00， power off at 13:05， source HDMI2， every Monday, volume

50

210100000C015B010D000D05

06A00032E6

|

IP Control

Set Screen on/off & power off| P| | 0x18| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x04 0x01 0x18 data[1] checksum

data[1]: power off-0x01 screen on -0x03 screen off – 0x04

ex：

A60100000004011801BB power off

A60100000004011803B9 screen on

A60100000004011804BE screen off

|

210100000401000025

|

IP Control

Set Key

（simulat

e Remote

Controler Key）

| P| | 0xB0| 0xA6 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x05 0x01 0xB0 data[1] data[2] checksum

data[1]：IR Key(High) data[2]：IR Key(low)

|

210100000401000025

|

IP Control

| Key| Key

Value

| Key| Key

Value

A6010000000501B0007162

M SERIES – 24/7 DIGITAL SIGNAGE

Connectivity Diagram

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RS232 Connectivity Illustration

The following graphs illustrate the connectivity between a PC and the device. There is already an RJ45-RS232 cable in box, if you’d like to use a USB port on a PC, you may want to prepare a USB-RS232 cable in advance, please note that the DB-9 connectors of the two cables should be male/female in pairs for this case. Hisense-65WR6CE-Interactive-Whiteboard-fig-9

Pin Configuration

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Please use the table below when wiring a cable:

Pinout Connection

RJ45| DB-9F
1|
2|
3| 5
4|
5| 3
6|
7|
8| 2

Data Parameters

M-SERIES

Command Format
PC -> TV:

Header

(2 Bytes)

| Length

(2 Bytes)

| Command

(4 Bytes)

| Monitor ID

(1 Byte)

| Data

(N Bytes)

| Checksum

(1 Bytes)

| End

(2 Bytes)

---|---|---|---|---|---|---
DD| FF| | | | | | | | | | | | BB| CC

TV - > PC

Header

(2 Bytes)

| Length

(2 Bytes)

| Command

(4 Bytes)

| Monitor ID

(1 Byte)

| Data

(N Bytes)

| Checksum

(1 Bytes)

| End

(2 Bytes)

---|---|---|---|---|---|---
AB| AB| | | | | | | | | | | | CD| CD

Note

Length is the number of bytes of Command, Data and Checksum
Checksum is XOR of Length, Command, Monitor ID and Data

IP Control Command

Command

|

Command Type

|

Start Code

|

Length

|

Command Code

|

ID

|

Data

|

Verify

|

End Code

---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---

Screen on/off

| On Send command|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 31 00 01

|

01

|

01

|

F6

|

BB CC

On Receive

command

| AB AB| 00 07| C1 31 00 01| 01| 01| F6| CD CD
Off Send command|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 31 00 01

|

01

|

00

|

F7

|

BB CC

Off Receive

command

| AB AB| 00 07| C1 31 00 01| 01| 00| F7| CD CD

Inquire the Software Version

| Send

command

| DD FF| 00 06| C1 1B 00 00| 01| | DD| BB CC

Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00 09

|

C1 1B 00 00

|

01

| XX XX XX

The first ‘XX’ stands for Year;

The second ‘XX’ stands for Month;

The third ‘XX’ stands for Day.

|

XX

|

CD CD

Set lime (Day/ Month/Year)

|

Send command

|

DD FF

|

00 09

|

C1 1C 00 00

|

01

|

XX XX XX

The first ‘XX’ stands for Year; The second ‘XX’ stands for Month;

The third ’XX’ stands for Day.

|

XX

|

BB CC

|

Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00 09

|

C1 1C 00 00

|

01

| XX XX XX

The first ‘XX’ stands for Year;

The second ‘XX’ stands for Month;

The third ’XX’ stands for Day.

|

XX

|

CD CD

---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---

Set lime (Hour/Minute/ Second)

|

Send command

|

DD FF

|

00 09

|

C1 1D 00 00

|

01

| XX XX XX

The first ’XX’ stands for Hour;

The second ‘XX’ stands for Minute;

The third ‘XX’ stands for Second.

|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00 09

|

C1 1D 00 00

|

01

| XX XX XX

The first ‘XX’ stands for Hour;

The second ‘XX’ stands for Minute;

The third ‘XX’ stands for Second.

|

XX

|

CD CD

Reboot the TV

| Send

command

| DD FF| 00 06| C1 1E 00 00| 01| | D8| BB CC
Receive command| AB AB| 00 06| C1 1E 00 00| 01| | D8| CD CD

Power On/Off

| Power on Send

command

|

DD FF

|

00 08

|

C1 15 00 00

|

01

|

BB BB

|

DD

|

BB CC

Power on Receive

command

|

AB AB

|

00 08

|

C1 15 00 00

|

01

|

BB BB

|

DD

|

CD CD

Power off Send

command

|

DD FF

|

00 08

|

C1 15 00 00

|

01

|

AA AA

|

DD

|

BB CC

Power off Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00 08

|

C1 15 00 00

|

01

|

AA AA

|

DD

|

CD CD

Set Volume

| Send command|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 27 00 00

|

01

|

XX Volume Value

|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 27 00 00

|

01

|

XX Volume Value

|

XX

|

CD CD

Mute Control

| Mute off Send command|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 26 00 00

|

01

|

00

|

E1

|

BB CC

Mute off Receive

command

|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 26 00 00

|

01

|

00

|

E1

|

CD CD

Mute on Send command|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 26 00 00

|

01

|

01

|

E0

|

BB CC

Mute on Receive

command

|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 26 00 00

|

01

|

01

|

E0

|

CD CD

VGA Automatic Adjustment

| Send command| DD FF| 00 06| C1 01 00 00| 01| | C7| BB CC
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Receive

command

| AB AB| 00 06| C1 01 00 00| 01| | C7| CD CD

Restore Factory Settings

| Send command|

DD FF

|

00 06

|

C1 10 00 00

|

01

| |

D6

|

BB CC

Receive command| AB AB| 00 06| C1 10 00 00| 01| | D6| CD CD

Set Screen Rotation

（ 811 not support ）

|

Send command

|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 35 00 00

|

01

| 00 stands for rotating 0 degrees;

01 stands for rotating 90 degrees; Take effect after

reboot.

|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 35 00 00

|

01

| 00 stands for rotating 0 degree; 01 stands for rotating 90 degrees; Take

effect after reboot.

|

XX

|

CD CD

Set Brightness

| Send command|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 36 00 00

|

01

|

XX stands for brightness.

|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command| AB AB| 00 07| C1 36 00 00| 01| X stands for brightness.| XX| CD CD

Set Contrast

| Send command|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 37 00 00

|

01

|

XX stands for contrast.

|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command| AB AB| 00 07| C1 37 00 00| 01| XX stands for contrast.| XX| CD CD

Set Color Temperature

|

Send command

|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 39 00 00

|

01

| XX 01 stands for Cold; 02 stands for Slight Cold; 03 stands for Slight Warm; 04 stands for Warm; 00

stands for Standard.

|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 39 00 00

|

01

| XX 01 stands for Cold; 02 stands for Slight Cold; 03 stands for Slight Warm; 04 stands for Wann; 00

stands for Standard.

|

XX

|

CD CD

Set Zoom

(811 not support )

| Send command|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 3B 00 00

|

01

| XX 02 stands for Zoom Standard, others stand for

Full Screen.

|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 3B 00 00

|

01

| XX 02 stands for Zoom Standard, others stand for Full Screen.|

XX

|

CD CD

Set Boot Time Delay （ 811 not support ）

|

Send command

|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 3C 00 00

|

01

| XX 01 stands for delay of 10s; 02 stands for delay of 20s; 03 stands for delay of

The 30s; 00 stands for delay of 0s.

|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 3C 00 00

|

01

| XX 01 stands for delay of 10s; 02 stands for delay of 20s; 03 stands for delay of 30s; 00 stands for delay of

0s.

|

XX

|

CD CD

command

| AB AB| 00 07| C1 38 00 00| 01| XX Definition Value| XX| CD CD
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---

Set Image Denoising

|

Send command

|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 3A 00 00

|

01

| XX

00 stands for Off; 01 stands for Low; 02 stands for Medium; 03 stands for

High; 04 stands for Auto;

|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 3A 00 00

|

01

| XX

00 stands for Off; 01 stands for Low; 02 stands for Medium; 03 stands for

High; 04 stands for Auto;

|

XX

|

CD CD

Get Smart Backlight

| Send command| DD FF| 00 06| C1 3E 00 01| 01| | F9| BB CC

Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00

07/08

|

C1 3E 00 01

|

01

| XX

01 stands for Bright Light; 02 stands for Soft Light; 03 stands for Light Sensed Frequency Conversion; 04 stands for Stereo Frequency Conversion; 05 stands for Comfortable Frequency Conversion; 06 stands for Custom, and the second ‘XX’ stands for the

value of backlight.

|

XX

|

CD CD

Set Inquiring Screen On/Off

| Send command| DD FF| 00 06| C1 32 00 01| 01| | F5| BB CC
Receive command| AB AB| 00 07| C1 32 00 01| 01| XX 00 Screen Off, 01 Screen On.| XX| CD CD

Set Smart Backlight

|

Send command

|

DD FF

|

00 08

|

C1 32 00 02

|

01

| XX XX 01 XX stands for Bight Light; 02 XX stands for Soft Light; 03 XX stands for Light Sensed Frequency Conversion; 04 XX stands for Stereo Frequency Conversion; 05 XX stands for Comfortable Frequency Conversion; XX does not work above. 06 XX stands for Custom, XX stands for the value of

backlight under this circumstance.

|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00

07/08

|

C1 32 00 02

|

01

| XX XX 01 XX stands for Bight Light; 02 XX stands for Soft Light; 03 XX stands for Light Sensed Frequency Conversion; 04 XX stands for Stereo Frequency Conversion; 05 XX stands for Comfortable Frequency Conversion; XX does not work above. 06 XX stands for Custom, XX stands for value of backlight under this

circumstance.

|

XX

|

CD CD

Set Boot lime (UTC Time, if it’s GMT+8, minus 8 when setting)

|

Send command

|

DD FF

|

00 09

|

C1 3E 00 02

|

01

| XX Day If 0 is set, Boot Time is off.

XX Hour XX Minute

|

XX

|

BB CC

---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---

Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00 09

|

C1 3E 00 02

|

01

| XX Day If 0 is set, Boot Time is off.

XX Hour XX Minute

|

XX

|

CD CD

Set Power Off lime (UTCTime, if it’s GMT+8, minus 8 when setting)

|

Send command

|

DD FF

|

00 09

|

C1 FF 00 15

|

01

| XX Day If 0 is set, Power Off Time is off.

XX Hour XX Minute

|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00 09

|

C1 FF 00 15

|

01

| XX Day If 0 is set, Power Off Time is off.

XX Hour

XX Minute

|

XX

|

CD CD

Protect against screen burn Protect against screen burn

（ only 551 support ， 811 not

support ）

| Send command|

DD FF

|

00 07

| C1 33 00 00|

01

| XX（00 means off，01 means on）|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 33 00 00

|

01

| XX（00 means off，01 means on）|

XX

|

CD CD

Remote Enabled/ Disabled

|

Send command

|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 70 00 00

|

01

| XX

When XX is 01, disable Remote Control; When XX is 00, enable Remote

Control.

|

XX

|

BB CC

Receive command

|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 70 00 00

|

01

| XX

When XX is 01, disable Remote Control; When XX is 00, enable Remote

Control.

|

XX

|

CD CD

Picture Mode

| Standard Mode Send

Command

|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 0F 06 00

|

01

|

07

|

C9

|

BB CC

Standard Mode Receive

Command

|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 0F 06 00

|

01

|

07

|

C9

|

CD CD

Soft Send Command| DD FF| 00 07| C1 0F 06 00| 01| 09| C7| BB CC
Soft Receive Command| AB AB| 00 07| C1 0F 06 00| 01| 09| C7| CD CD
Movie Mode Send

Command

|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 0F 06 00

|

01

|

0A

|

C4

|

BB CC

Movie Mode Receive Command|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 0F 06 00

|

01

|

0A

|

C4

|

CD CD

Vivid Send Command| DD FF| 00 07| C1 0F 06 00| 01| 08| C6| BB CC
Vivid Receive

Command

|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 0F 06 00

|

01

|

08

|

C6

|

CD CD

Inquire Function

| Send Command|

DD FF

|

00 06

|

C1 28 00 00

|

01

| |

EE

|

BB CC

|

Receive Command

|

AB AB

|

00 0C

|

C1 28 00 00

|

01

| XX Volume (Take effect when power on)

XX XX Source (05 05 stands for HDMI1,05 04 stands for HDMI2,05 03 stands for DP, 08 01 stands for VGA. Take effect when powered on.) XX Power Status (00 stands for power on, FF stands for power off.)

XX Mute Status (01 stands for Mute, 00 stands for Non-Mute. Take effect

when power is on.)

|

XX

|

CD CD

---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---

Inquire Current Source

| Send Command| DD FF| 00 06| C1 1A 00 00| 01| | DC| BB CC

Receive Command

|

AB AB

|

00 09

|

C1 1A 00 00

|

01

| XX XX XX

05 03 04 stands for

MDMI1,05 03 03 stands for

HDMI2,05 03 02 stands for

DP, 06 04 00 stands for

VGA.

|

XX

|

CD CD

Switch Source

|

Send Command

|

DD FF

|

00 07

|

C1 08 00 01

|

xx

| XX 0E(HDMI1)

0F(HDMI2)

16(DP)

17 D9(VGA)

|

xx

|

BB CC

Receive Command

|

AB AB

|

00 07

|

C1 08 00 01

|

xx

| XX 0E(HDMI1)

0F(HDMI2)

16(DP)

17 D9(VGA)

|

xx

|

CD CD

WR INTERACTIVE TOUCH DISPLAYS

Connectivity Diagram

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RS232 Connectivity Illustration
The following graphs illustrate the connectivity between a PC and the device by using a USB port on a PC. You may prepare a USB-RS232 cable like below in advance.

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Pin Configuration

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Data Parameters

WR-SERIES

Command Format
PC -> TV

Header

(2 Bytes)

| Length

(2 Bytes)

| Command

(4 Bytes)

| Monitor ID

(1 Byte)

| Data

(N Bytes)

| Checksum

(1 Bytes)

| End

(2 Bytes)

---|---|---|---|---|---|---
DD| FF| | | | | | | | | | | | BB| CC

TV - > PC

Header

(2 Bytes)

| Length

(2 Bytes)

| Command

(4 Bytes)

| Monitor ID

(1 Byte)

| Data

(N Bytes)

| Checksum

(1 Bytes)

| End

(2 Bytes)

---|---|---|---|---|---|---
AB| AB| | | | | | | | | | | | CD| CD

Note:

Length is the number of bytes of Command, Data and Checksum
Checksum is XOR of Length, Command, Monitor ID and Data

RS232 Command-WR6CE/WR6BE

Description| Command (HEX Bytes)| Example (PC - > TV ID 01)| Command TV - > PC
---|---|---|---
Power On| DD FF 00 08 C1 15 00 00 xx BB BB yy BB CC| DDFF0008C115000001BBBBDDBBCC| AB AB 00 08 C1 15 00 00 xx BB BB yy CD CD

When TV is in standby sate, send this command will get one feedback from TV, once TV starts up, it will send feedback again.

Once this command is set, reboot

TV, it will show with expected ratio

| ex: set screep ratio 90 degrees DDFF0007C13500000109FBBBCC

zz = 00 – 0 degree, 01 – 90 degree

| AB AB 00 07 C1 35 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Mute| DD FF 00 07 C1 26 00 00 xx 01 yy BB CC|

DDFF0007C12600000101E0BBCC

| AB AB 00 07 C1 26 00 00 xx 01 yy CD CD
Set Unmute| DD FF 00 07 C1 26 00 00 xx 00 yy BB CC|

DDFF0007C12600000100E1BBCC

| AB AB 00 07 C1 26 00 00 xx 00 yy CD CD
Set Volume| DD FF 00 07 C1 27 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC| DDFF0007C12700000101E1BBCC

zz: volume range 0-100

| AB AB 00 07 C1 27 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Backlight Brightness| DD FF 00 08 C1 32 00 00 xx 06 zz

yy BB CC

| ex: set brightness to 32 – zz = 0x20 DDFF0008C1320000010620DCBBCC| AB AB 00 08 C1 32 00 00 xx 06 zz CD CD
Set Backlight Brightness

Auto Adjust

| DD FF 00 07 C1 34 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC| ex: set brightness auto adust on DDFF0007C13400000100F3BBCC

zz = 00 – on, 01 – off

| AB AB 00 07 C1 34 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Date| DD FF 00 09 C1 1C 00 00 xx zz zz

zz yy BB CC

| ex: set date to 23.Jan.2 DDFF0009C11C000001170102C1BBCC

zz zz zz = Year Month Day

| AB AB 00 09 C1 1C 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD

zz zz zz = FF FF FF when error

Set Time| DD FF 00 09 C1 1D 00 00 xx zz zz

zz yy BB CC

| ex: set time to 12:25:2 DDFF0009C11D0000010C1902C3BBCC

zz zz zz = Hour Minute Second

| AB AB 00 09 C1 1D 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD

zz zz zz = FF FF FF when error

Set Schedule for Power On| DD FF 00 09 C1 3E 00 00 xx tt zz

zz yy BB CC

| ex: power on at 9:10 every day DDFF0009C13E00000101090AF5BBCC

tt = 00 – turn off schedule, 01 – everyday

zz zz = Hour Minute

| AB AB 00 09 C1 3E 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD
Set Schedule for Power Off| DD FF 00 09 C1 3F 00 00 xx tt zz

zz yy BB CC

| ex: power off at 18:10 every day DDFF0009C13F00000101120AEFBBCC

tt = 0 – turn off schedule, 1 – everyday

zz zz = Hour Minute

| AB AB 00 09 C1 3F 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD
Set Brightness| DD FF 00 07 C1 36 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC

current source must be: DP, VGA,

HDMI, PC, DVI

| ex: set brightness to 32 – zz = 0x20 DDFF0007C13600000120D1BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 36 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
---|---|---|---
Set Contrast| DD FF 00 07 C1 37 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC

current source must be: DP, VGA,

HDMI, PC, DVI

| ex: set contrast to 32 – zz = 0x20 DDFF0007C13700000120D0BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 37 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Sharpness| DD FF 00 07 C1 38 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC

current source must be DP, VGA,

HDMI, PC, DVI

| ex: set sharpness to 32 – zz = 0x20 DDFF0007C13800000120DFBBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 38 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Color Temperature| DD FF 00 07 C1 39 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC

current source must be DP, VGA,

HDMI, PC, DVI

| ex: set colour temperature to 32 – zz = 0x20 DDFF0007C13900000120DEBBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 39 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Noise Reduction| DD FF 00 07 C1 3A 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC

current source must be DP, VGA,

HDMI, PC, DVI

| ex: set noise reduction to High – zz = 0x03 DDFF0007C13A00000103FEBBCC

zz = 01 – low, 02 – medium, 03 – high, 04 – auto, 00 –

off

| AB AB 00 07 C1 3A 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Image Scaling| DD FF 00 07 C1 3B 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC

current source must be DP, VGA,

HDMI, PC, DVI

| ex: set image scaling to Full – zz = 0x03 DDFF0007C13B00000103FFBBCC

zz = 00 – full, 01 – 16:9, 02 – 4:3, 03 – scaling 1, 04 –

scaling 2, 05 – point to point

| AB AB 00 07 C1 3B 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Picture Mode| DD FF 00 07 C1 0F 06 00 xx zz yy BB CC| ex: set picture mode to movie mode – zz = 0x03 DDFF0007C10F060001030CBBCC

zz = 00 – standard, 01 – bright, 02 – soft, 03 – Movie,

04 – Text, 5 – gaming 12 – natural

| AB AB 00 07 C1 0F 06 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Sound Mode| DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 03 xx zz yy BB CC| ex: set sound mode to standard mode – zz = 0x00 DDFF0007C1FF000301003BBBCC

zz = 00 – standard，01 – music, 02 – news, 08 –

movie, 10 – sports，20 – custom, 30 – voice, 40 – meeting

| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 03 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Eye

Protection Mode

| DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 1E xx zz yy BB CC| ex: set eye protection mode on – zz = 0x01 DDFF0007C1FF001E010127BBCC

zz = 00 – off, 01 – on

| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 1E xx zz yy CD CD
VGA Auto Adjust| DD FF 00 07 C1 01 00 00 xx yy BB CC

the current source must be VGA

| ex: VGA Auto Adjust DDFF0007C101000001C6BBCC

zz = 00 – off, 01 – on

| AB AB 00 07 C1 01 00 00 xx yy CD CD
Set anti-burn-

in (image retention)

| DD FF 00 07 C1 33 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC| ex: set anti-burn-in on DDFF0007C13300000101F4BBCC

zz = 00 – off, 01 – on

| AB AB 00 07 C1 33 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Power on delay| DD FF 00 07 C1 3C 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC| ex: set power-on delay to 10s DDFF0007C13C0000010AF1BBCC

zz = 00 – off, others – delay time, range: 2s – 255s

| AB AB 00 07 C1 3C 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Video Wall| DD FF 00 09 C1 0A 00 00 xx zz zz

zz yy BB CC

| ex: vertical 3 devices, horizontal 4 devices, device position: 6 DDFF0009C10A000001030406C2BBCC

zz: how many devices in vertical zz: how many devices in horizontal zz: current device position

| AB AB 00 09 C1 0A 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD

Set Static IP Address of LAN| DD FF 00 16 C1 1B 30 00 xx zz …

zz yy BB CC

| Ex: set IP 10.16.150.225, subnet mask: 255.255.248.0, gateway: 10.16.144.1, DNS:

10.16.144.2

DDFF0016C11B3000010A1096E1FFFFF8000A109 0010A10900249BBCC

zz .. zz – 16 bytes, IP address – 4 bytes, Subnet

| DD FF 00 16 C1 1B 30 00 xx zz … zz yy BB CC
| | mask – 4 bytes, gateway – 4 bytes, DNS – 4 bytes|
---|---|---|---
Set USB Lock| DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 0E xx zz yy BB CC| ex: lock USB DDFF0007C1FF000E010036BBCC

zz = 00 – lock USB, 01 – enable USB

zz: volume

zz zz: 05 01 – PC, 05 02 – DVI, 05 03 – DP, 05

04 – HDMI2, 05 05 – HDMI1, 08 01 – VGA

zz: 00 – power on, FF – power off zz: 01 – mute; 00 – unmute

zz: 00 – no signal, 01 – has signal

Query Screen Status| DD FF 00 06 C1 32 00 00 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C110000001D6BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 32 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD

zz: 00 – screen off; 01 – screen on

Query Source| DD FF 00 06 C1 1A 00 00 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C11A000001DCBBCC| AB AB 00 09 C1 1A 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD

zz zz zz – source, refer to user menu for source

definition

Query SW Version| DD FF 00 06 C1 1B 00 00 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C11B000001DDBBCC| AB AB 00 09 C1 1B 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD

zz zz zz – Year Month Date

Query Backlight Brightness| DD FF 00 06 C1 3E 00 00 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C13E000001F8BBCC| AB AB 00 LL C1 3E 00 00 xx zz zz yy CD CD

zz:01 – bright，02 – soft, 03 – auto adjust, 04 – stereo frequency conversion，05 – Comfort frequency conversion，06 – custom

zz: When first zz is 06 custom, this byte means backlight brightness value: 0-30

LL: when the first zz is zz, LL = 08, otherwise, LL =

07

Query Brightness| DD FF 00 06 C1 36 00 01 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C136000101F0BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 36 00 01 xx zz yy CD CD

zz is the brightness value

Query

Network Status

| DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 16 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FF0016012FBBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 16 xx zz yy CD CD

zz: 00 – no network connection; 01 – network connected

Query Sound Mode| DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 02 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FF0002013BBBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 02 xx zz yy CD CD

zz = 00 – standard，01 – music, 02 – news, 08 – movie, 10 – sports，20 – custom, 30 – voice, 40

– meeting

Query AC Power On

Status

| DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 08 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FF00080131BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 08 xx zz yy CD CD

zz: 00 – power on; 01 – Last mode; 02 – standby

Query IP Address| DD FF 00 06 C1 1B 20 00 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C11B200001FDBBCC| AB AB 00 16 C1 1B 20 00 xx zz … zz yy CD CD

zz zz zz zz – IP address zz zz zz zz – Subnet mask zz zz zz zz Gateway

zz zz zz zz – DNS

Query Device Temperature| DD FF 00 06 C1 FE 00 00 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FE00000138BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 FE 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD

zz: temperature in centigrade

Query Eye Protection| DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 1D xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FF001D0124BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 1D xx zz yy CD CD

zz: 00 – Off; 01 – On

Mode| | |
---|---|---|---
Query SN| DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 0B xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FF000B0132BBCC| AB AB 00 1D C1 FF 00 0B xx zz…zz yy CD CD zz .. zz: 23 bytes
Query Devicd ID| DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 0D xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FF000D0134BBCC| AB AB 00 26 C1 FF 00 0D xx zz…zz yy CD CD zz .. zz: 32 bytes
Query MAC Address| DD FF 00 06 C1 6C 00 00 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C16C000001AABBCC| AB AB 00 0E C1 6C 00 00 xx zz…zz yy CD CD zz .. zz: 8 bytes
Send Remote Controller Key Code| DD FF 00 08 C1 17 00 00 xx zz zz

yy BB CC

| ex: send menu key: zz zz = 00 00 DDFF0008C1170000010000DFBBCC

zz zz = 00 00 – Menu; 00 01 – UP, 00 02 – DOWN,

00 03 – LEFT, 00 04 – RIGHT， 00 05 – OK， 00 06

– Return, 00 07 – Source

BB CC

zz = 01 – freeze; 00 – unfreeze

| AB AB 00 06 C1 0F 08 00 xx zz yy CD CD

RS232 Command-MR6DE/MR6DE-E

Description| Command (HEX Bytes)| Example (PC - > TV ID 01)| TV - > PC
---|---|---|---
Power On| DD FF 00 08 C1 15 00 00 xx BB BB yy BB CC| DDFF0008C115000001BBBBDDBBCC| AB AB 00 08 C1 15 00 00 xx BB BB yy CD CD

When TV is in standby sate, send this command will get one feedback from TV, once TV starts up,

it will send feedback again.

Power Off| DD FF 00 08 C1 15 00 00 xx AA AA yy BB CC| DDFF0008C115000001AAAADDBBCC| AB AB 00 08 C1 15 00 00 xx AA AA yy CD CD
Screen Off| DD FF 00 07 C1 31 00 00 xx 00 yy BB CC| DDFF0007C13100000100F6BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 31 00 00 xx 00 yy CD CD
Screen On| DD FF 00 07 C1 31 00 00 xx 01 yy BB CC| DDFF0007C13100000101F7BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 31 00 00 xx 01 yy CD CD
Reboot| DD FF 00 06 C1 1E 00 00 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C11E000001D8BBCC| AB AB 00 06 C1 1E 00 00 xx yy CD CD
Set AC Power On Mode| DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 09 xx zz yy BB CC| DDFF0007C1FF0009010031BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 09 xx zz yy CD CD
Front HDMI| DD FF 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 1A yy BB CC| DDFF0007C1080000011AD5BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 17 yy CD CD
Side HDMI1| DD FF 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 24 yy BB CC| DDFF0007C10800000124EBBBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 0E yy CD CD
Side HDMI2| DD FF 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 25 yy BB CC| DDFF0007C10800000125EABBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 0F yy CD CD
PC Input| DD FF 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 0C yy BB CC| DDFF0007C1080000010CC3BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 0C yy CD CD
Type-c Input| DD FF 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 1C yy BB CC| DDFF0007C1080000011CD3BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 08 00 00 xx 17 yy CD CD
---|---|---|---
Set Mute| DD FF 00 07 C1 26 00 00 xx 01 yy BB

CC

|

DDFF0007C12600000101E0BBCC

| AB AB 00 07 C1 26 00 00 xx 01 yy CD CD
Set Unmute| DD FF 00 07 C1 26 00 00 xx 00 yy BB CC|

DDFF0007C12600000100E1BBCC

| AB AB 00 07 C1 26 00 00 xx 00 yy CD CD
Set Volume| DD FF 00 07 C1 27 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC| DDFF0007C12700000101E1BBCC

zz: volume range 0-100

| AB AB 00 07 C1 27 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Backlight Brightness| DD FF 00 08 C1 32 00 00 xx 06 zz yy BB CC| ex: set brightness to 32 – zz = 0x20 DDFF0008C1320000010620DCBBCC| AB AB 00 08 C1 32 00 00 xx 06 zz CD CD
Set Backlight Brightness Auto Adjust| DD FF 00 07 C1 34 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC| ex: set brightness auto adust on DDFF0007C13400000100F3BBCC

zz = 00 – on, 01 – off

| AB AB 00 07 C1 34 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Date| DD FF 00 09 C1 1C 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy BB CC| ex: set date to 23.Jan.2 DDFF0009C11C000001170102C1BBCC

zz zz zz = Year Month Day

| AB AB 00 09 C1 1C 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD zz zz zz = FF FF FF when error
Set Time| DD FF 00 09 C1 1D 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy BB CC| ex: set time to 12:25:2 DDFF0009C11D0000010C1902C3BBCC

zz zz zz = Hour Minute Second

| AB AB 00 09 C1 1D 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD zz zz zz = FF FF FF when error
Set Schedule for Power On| DD FF 00 09 C1 3E 00 00 xx tt zz zz yy BB CC| ex: power on at 9:10 every day DDFF0009C13E00000101090AF5BBCC

tt = 00 – turn off schedule, 01 – everyday zz zz = Hour Minute

| AB AB 00 09 C1 3E 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD
Set Schedule for Power Off| DD FF 00 09 C1 3F 00 00 xx tt zz zz yy BB CC| ex: power off at 18:10 every day DDFF0009C13F00000101120AEFBBCC

tt = 0 – turn off schedule, 1 – everyday zz zz = Hour Minute

| AB AB 00 09 C1 3F 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD
Set Brightness| DD FF 00 07 C1 36 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC

the current source must be: DP, VGA, HDMI, PC, DVI

| ex: set brightness to 32 – zz = 0x20 DDFF0007C13600000120D1BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 36 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Contrast| DD FF 00 07 C1 37 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC

a current source must be: DP, VGA, HDMI, PC, DVI

| ex: set contrast to 32 – zz = 0x20 DDFF0007C13700000120D0BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 37 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Sharpness| DD FF 00 07 C1 38 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC

the current source must be: HDMI, PC, Type-c

| ex: set sharpness to 32 – zz = 0x20 DDFF0007C13800000120DFBBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 38 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Color Temperature| DD FF 00 07 C1 39 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC

the current source must be: HDMI, PC, Type-c

| ex: set colour temperature to standard DDFF0007C13900000100FEBBCC

zz = 00 – standard, 01 -cold, 02 – slightly cold, 03 – slightly warm, 04 – warm

| AB AB 00 07 C1 39 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Noise Reduction| DD FF 00 07 C1 3A 00 00 xx zz yy BB CC

the current source must be: HDMI, PC, Type-c

| ex: set noise reduction to High – zz = 0x03 DDFF0007C13A00000103FEBBCC

zz = 01 – low, 02 – medium, 03 – high, 00 – off

| AB AB 00 07 C1 3A 00 00 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Picture Mode| DD FF 00 07 C1 0F 06 00 xx zz yy BB CC| ex: set picture mode to movie mode – zz = 0x03

DDFF0007C10F060001030CBBCC

zz = 00 – standard, 01 – movie, 04 – text, 7 – custom 12 – frame display

| AB AB 00 07 C1 0F 06 00 xx zz yy CD CD
---|---|---|---
Set Sound Mode| DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 03 xx zz yy BB CC| ex: set sound mode to standard mode – zz = 0x00

DDFF0007C1FF000301003BBBCC

zz = 00 – standard，01 – music, 08 – movie, 20 – custom, 40 – meeting

| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 03 xx zz yy CD CD
Set Eye Protection Mode| DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 1E xx zz yy BB CC| ex: set eye protection mode on – zz = 0x01 DDFF0007C1FF001E010127BBCC

zz = 00 – off, 01 – on

| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 1E xx zz yy CD CD
Set Static IP Address of LAN| DD FF 00 16 C1 1B 30 00 xx zz … zz yy BB CC| Ex: set IP 10.16.150.225, subnet mask: 255.255.248.0, gateway: 10.16.144.1, DNS:

10.16.144.2

DDFF0016C11B3000010A1096E1FFFFF80 00A1090010A10900249BBCC

zz .. zz – 16 bytes, IP address – 4 bytes,

Subnet mask – 4 bytes, gateway – 4 bytes, DNS – 4 bytes

| DD FF 00 16 C1 1B 30 00 xx zz … zz yy BB CC
Set USB Lock| DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 0E xx zz yy BB CC| ex: lock USB DDFF0007C1FF000E010036BBCC

zz = 00 – lock USB, 01 – enable USB

zz: volume

zz zz: 05 01 – PC, 05 06 – side HDMI1, 05 07 –

side HDMI2, 05 08 – front HDMI1, 05 09 – Type-c

zz: 00 – power on, FF – power off zz: 01 – mute; 00 – unmute

zz: 00 – no signal, 01 – has signal

Query Screen Status| DD FF 00 06 C1 32 00 01 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C132000101F5BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 32 00 01 xx zz yy CD CD

zz: 00 – screen off; 01 – screen on

Query Source| DD FF 00 06 C1 1A 00 00 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C11A000001DCBBCC| AB AB 00 09 C1 1A 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD zz zz zz – source, refer to user menu for source defintion
Query SW Version| DD FF 00 06 C1 1B 00 00 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C11B000001DDBBCC| AB AB 00 09 C1 1B 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy CD CD zz zz zz – Year Month Date
Query Backlight Brightness| DD FF 00 06 C1 3E 00 24 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C13E002401DCBBCC| AB AB 00 LL C1 3E 00 00 xx zz zz yy CD CD

zz:01 – bright，02 – soft, 03 – auto adjust, 04 – stereo frequency conversion，05 – Comfort frequency conversion，06 – custom

zz: When first zz is 06 custom, this byte means backlight brightness value: 0-30

LL: when first zz is zz, LL = 08, otherwise, LL = 07

Query Brightness| DD FF 00 06 C1 36 00 01 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C136000101F1BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 36 00 01 xx zz yy CD CD

zz is the brightness value

Query

Network Status

| DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 16 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FF0016012FBBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 16 xx zz yy CD CD

zz: 00 – no network connection; 01 – network connected

Query Sound Mode| DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 02 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FF0002013BBBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 02 xx zz yy CD CD

ZZ = 00 – standard，01 – music, 08 – movie, 20 – custom, 40 – meeting

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Query AC

Power On Status

| DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 08 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FF00080131BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 08 xx ZZ yy CD CD

ZZ: 00 – power on; 01 – Last mode; 02 – standby

Query IP Address| DD FF 00 06 C1 1B 20 00 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C11B200001FDBBCC| AB AB 00 16 C1 1B 20 00 xx ZZ … ZZ yy CD CD ZZ ZZ ZZ zz – IP address

zz zz zz zz – Subnet mask zz zz zz zz Gateway

ZZ zzz zz zz – DNS

Query Eye Protection

Mode

| DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 1D xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FF001D0124BBCC| AB AB 00 07 C1 FF 00 1D xx zz yy CD CD

zz: 00 – Off; 01 – On

Query SN| DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 0B xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FF000B0132BBCC| AB AB 00 1D C1 FF 00 0B xx zz…zz yy CD CD zz .. zz: 23 bytes
Query Devicd ID| DD FF 00 06 C1 FF 00 0D xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C1FF000D0134BBCC| AB AB 00 26 C1 FF 00 0D xx zz…zz yy CD CD zz .. zz: 32 bytes
Query MAC Address| DD FF 00 06 C1 6C 00 00 xx yy BB CC| DDFF0006C16C000001AABBCC| AB AB 00 0E C1 6C 00 00 xx zz…zz yy CD CD zz .. zz: 8 bytes
Send Remote Controller Key Code| DD FF 00 08 C1 17 00 00 xx zz zz yy BB CC| ex: send menu key: zz zz = 00 00 DDFF0008C1170000010000DFBBCC

zz zz = 00 00 – Menu; 00 01 – UP, 00 02 –

DOWN, 00 03 – LEFT, 00 04 – RIGHT， 00

05 – OK， 00 06 – Return, 00 07 – Source