IP Link Device Interface Communication Sheet

Revision: 3/18/2004

This document provides additional assistance with wiring your Extron IP Link enabled product to your device. Different components may require a different wiring scheme than those listed below. For complete operating instructions, refer to the users manual for the specific Extron IP Link enabled product or the controlled device manufacturers supplied documentation.
Device specifications: Type Name: Manufacturer: Firmware version: Model(s): Driver notes: Video Projector InFocus N/A LP1000
Test setup: Extron product: Firmware version: GVC version: Compiler version: IPL T S2 1.04 1.2 1.0.9.0
Driver has been tested on LP1000. This projector does not have a Standby Mode, it is either "On" or "Off'. When it is "Off" it does not send any status so GVC shows Disconnected. The projector does respond to the "On" command from GVC and as soon as it warms up it shows all status correctly. Projector defaults to Computer 1 Input when it is turned on.
Control commands & states: Power control Input control On Computer 1 Video 1 Auto image Video mute Freeze control Aspect ratio On Standby Mode On (Video Mute for InFocus) Freeze on Regular Off Computer 2 Video 2 Off Standby Mode Off (Video Mute for InFocus) Freeze off Wide Computer 3

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Status available: Power control Device status Lamp usage time Connection status Input control status On Power on Lamp time Connected Computer 1 Video 1 Auto image Video mute Freeze control Aspect ratio On Standby Mode On (Video Mute for InFocus) Freeze on Regular size Status unavailable Computer 2 Video 2 Off Standby Mode Off (Video Mute for InFocus) Freeze off Wide size Computer 3 Status unavailable
Cable and adapter requirements for Extron Electronics products: M/F RS-232 Null Modem Serial Cable (Part number 26-435-03) F/F gender changer (Part number 10-438-10) Notes for devices:
Serial communication: Port Type: RS232 DSub 9 pin, Male Baud Rate: 19200 Data Bits: 8 bit Parity: None Stop Bits: 1 bit Flow Control: None

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Pin assignments diagram:
Note: Captive screw may be used for RS232 serial connection.

General notes:

Revision notes:

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