Barco WB2560 Image Processor empowers you with unparalleled visual experiences through innovative features and versatile connectivity options. This high-performance processor seamlessly blends and warps multiple images to create stunning visuals. It boasts advanced calibration tools for color, black level, and blending, ensuring impeccable image quality. With its ability to accept various input signals, including 4K and 3G-SDI, it integrates effortlessly into complex AV systems.
Barco WB2560 Image Processor empowers you with unparalleled visual experiences through innovative features and versatile connectivity options. This high-performance processor seamlessly blends and warps multiple images to create stunning visuals. It boasts advanced calibration tools for color, black level, and blending, ensuring impeccable image quality. With its ability to accept various input signals, including 4K and 3G-SDI, it integrates effortlessly into complex AV systems.
Multi Image Prosessor
Communication Protocol
WB
Communication Protocol
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Contents
Setting up LAN communication ............................................................................................................................4
Reset network settings ..................................................................................................................................................... 4
Communication Protocol ......................................................................................................................................4
Timing .............................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Access level ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Return values .................................................................................................................................................................... 5
ASCII protocol .....................................................................................................................................................7
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Setting up LAN communication
The unit is shipped with current default settings:
Description Value
DHCP On
IP address 0.0.0.0
Subnet mask 0.0.0.0
Default gateway 0.0.0.0
TCP port 40400
Before you connect the units to your LAN make sure that the IP settings are set correct according to your LAN configuration.
IP settings can be changed from Control Application. It can be set automatically by using DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
or manually by disabling DHCP and set IP address, Subnet mask and Gateway.
When enabling DHCP please allow up to a minute for the unit to receive IP settings from the DHCP server.
If there is no DHCP server in the network the unit will be assigned a “zero configuration” address, 169.254.0.0/16.
Reset network settings
Reset the network settings to default by press and hold the front button for 5 seconds.
Communication Protocol
This section describes how to use the communication protocol to control units remotely.
When the units are connected to LAN you can control the projectors through this ASCII based protocol. Commands must be sent
using TCP/IP port 40400.
Timing
General timing constraints:
• Wait 30 seconds after power on before sending next command.
• Wait for response before sending next command.
• Minimum 2 seconds delay before resending if no response received.
• Minimum 500ms delay between commands.
• Minimum 5 seconds delay after sending 20 commands
Overview
The protocol has the following definition:
An ASCII command consists of a semicolon, a four letter command followed by a command parameter. If you input the command
followed by a question mark, the set value will be outputted. If you don’t enter any command parameter, the default value will be set.
Access level
Access level Rank
Development user 5
Manufacturer 4
Service partner 3
Power user 2
End user 1
After setting the access level, all commands with the same or lower rank will be available.
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Return values
All ASCII commands except HELP and STATUS have a return value. The return value starts with the percentage character followed by
the number “001”, the ASCII command and the actual set value (000001). If you set a string, the set value that is returned is “e00001”
followed by the actual set string.
If a command error occurs, an error message will be outputted:
Error Error code
If you try to set/get a command that need a higher
access level than the access level set.
%001 <command> !00001
Access denied
If you try to set/get a command that is temporary not
available.
%001 <command> !00002
Not available
If you try to set/get a command that is not implemented %001 <command> !00003
Not implemented
If you try to set a command with a command parameter
that is out of range
%001 <command> !00004
Value out of range
If you try to set a command with a command parameter
of a type that is not supported
%001 <command> !00005
Value type wrong
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ASCII protocol
Showing all properties for available commands.
Command Description Operations Level Comments
CODE Set user access level
:code ?
Get user access level End User
:code x
Set user access level
ECHO Enable/disable automatic acknowl-
edge
:echo ?
Get echo state End User
:echo 0
Disable automatic ac-
knowledge
:echo 1
Enable automatic ac-
knowledge
EXIT Disconnect from servver End User
EDID Select EDID file
:edid ?
Display current EDID End User
:edid x
Select EDID x
:edid list
Display available EDID
files
IDFY Flash LEDs
:idfy
Flash LEDs for 5 s End User
:idfy x
Flash LEDs for X s
HELP Display commands and syntax
:help
Lists all commands End User
:help com-
mand
Command specific help
INFO Provide system information
:info?
SW/HW/FW versions End User
POWR Get/set power state
:powr ?
Get power state End User
:powr 2
Reboot
SERI Set/get serial number
:seri ?
Get serial number End User
:seri x
Set serial number x = {0,
99999999}
Manufacturer
PART Set/get part number
:part ?
Get part number End User
:part xxx-
xxxx-xx
Set part number Manufacturer
MACA Set/get MAC address
:maca ?
Get MAC address End User
:maca xx:x
Manufacturer
MAYR Set/get manufacturing year
:mayr ?
Get Manufacturing year End User
:mayr x
Set Manufacturing year x
= {0, 9999}
Manufacturer
MAWE Set/get manufacturing week
:mawe ?
Get manufacturing week End User
:mawe x
Set manufacturing week
x = {1, 53}
Manufacturer
DHCP Set/get DHCP on/off
:dhcp ?
Get current DHCP state End User
:dhcp 0
Disable DHCP
:dhcp 1
Enable DHCP
IPAD Set static IP address/get IP address
:ipad ?
Get IP address End User
:ipad x.x.x.x
Set IP address (use
GAWA Set/get default gateway
:gawa ?
Get default gateway End User
:gawa x.x.x.x
Set default gateway (use
SUMA Set/get subnetmask
:suma ?
Get subnet mask End User
:suma x.x.x.x
Set subnet mask (use
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Command Description Operations Level Comments
BCAS Set/get broadcast address
:bcas ?
Get broadcast address End User
:bcas x.x.x.x
Set broadcast address
SUBM Submit buffered network settings
:subm
Submit all buffered net-
work settings
End User
MODE Set/get state
:mode ?
Display current mode End User Possible states to read:
:mode x
Set new mode 0 - AUTO
:mode list
Display available modes
to set
1 - CALIBRATE_WARP
2 - CALIBRATE_BLEND
3 - CALIBRATE_BLACKLEVEL
4 - CALIBRATE_COLOR
5 - CALIBRATE_CLIP
6 - ONLINE
7 - SLIDESHOW
8 - BYPASS
9 - OFF_SLEEP
10 - OFF_REBOOT
11 - OFF_UPGRADING
12 - MUTE
Possible states to set:
0 - AUTO
7 - SLIDESHOW
8 - BYPASS
MUTE Mute out display
:mute ?
Display mute on/off End User
:mute 1
Set mute on
:mode 0
Set mute off
VSID Get visual id on unit
:vsid ?
Get visual id on unit End User
ACPT List and select accepted files
:acpt x
Set new accepted file by
index
End User
:acpt <file-
name>
Set new accepted file by
file name
:acpt list
List accepted files
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