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BEGA 85 052 Garden And Pathway Luminaire Instruction Manual

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BEGA 84808 Garden and Pathway Luminaire Instruction Manual

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BEGA 85 051 Garden and Pathway Luminaire Instruction Manual

Discover the comprehensive user manual for the BEGA 85 051 Garden and Pathway Luminaire featuring specifications, installation instructions, and FAQs. Learn about the integrated motion and light sensor, Bluetooth configuration, and how to adjust settings for optimal performance.

BEGA 85 056 Garden and Pathway Luminaire with PIR Motion and Light Sensor Instruction Manual

BenQ LW855UST, LH856UST Projector RS232 Command Control Specifications Model: LW855UST/ LH856UST Projector Control Method: RS232 Command Control Connection Options: RS232 serial port, LAN, HDBaseT Baud Rate: 115200 bps (default, changeable settings available) Data Length: 8 bit Parity Check: None Stop Bit: 1 bit Flow Control: None Product Usage Instructions RS232 Serial Port Connection For connecting via RS232 serial port: Connect D-Sub 9 pin (male) on the projector to a PC or laptop using a communication cable (crossover). Set up the COM Port name in Device Manager and choose the corresponding COM port (e.g., COM6). Adjust Serial port settings including Baud rate, Data length, Parity check, Stop bit, and Flow control based on your requirements. RS232 via LAN For connecting via LAN: Connect the RJ45 port on the projector to a PC or laptop using a LAN cable. Ensure both the projector and computer are on the same network. In the OSD menu, find the Wired LAN IP address of the projector and input 8000 in the TCP port # field. RS232 via HDBaseT For connecting via HDBaseT: Connect the HDBaseT compatible device to the RJ45 port on the projector using a LAN cable. Set up the COM Port name in Device Manager and choose the corresponding COM port. Adjust Serial port settings including Baud rate, Data length, Parity check, Stop bit, and Flow control based on your requirements. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q: What are the available functions for RS232 control? A: The available functions include Power On, Power off, Power Status, Source Selection, Audio Control, Mute On/Off, Volume +/-, and more. Refer to the command table in the manual for a detailed list of functions. Introduction The document describes how to control your BenQ projector via RS232 from a computer. Follow the procedures to complete the connection and settings first, and refer to the command table for RS232 commands. Available functions and commands vary by model. Check the specifications and user manual of the purchased projector for product functions. Wire arrangement Wire Arrangement P1 Color P2 1 Black 1 2 Brown 3 3 Red 2 4 Orange 4 5 Yellow 5 6 Green 6 7 Blue 7 8 Purple 8 9 Gray 9 Case Drain wire Case RS232 pin assignment Pin Description Pin Description 1 NC 2 RXD 3 TXD 4 NC 5 GND 6 NC 7 RTS 8 CTS 9 NC Connections and communication settings Choose one of the connections and set up properly before RS232 control. RS232 serial port with a crossover cable Settings On-screen images in this document are for reference only. The screens may vary depending on your Operating System, I/O ports used for connection, and the specifications of the connected projector. Determine the COM Port name used for the RS232 communications in Device Manager. Choose Serial and the corresponding COM port as the communication port. In this given example, COM6 is selected. Finish Serial port setup. Baud rate 115200 bps (default) Changeable settings in User OSD (9600/14400/19200/38400/57600/115200) Data length 8 bit Parity check None Stop bit 1 bit Flow control None RS232 via LAN Settings Find the Wired LAN IP address of the connected projector from the OSD menu and make sure the projector and the computer are within the same network. Input 8000 in the TCP port # field. RS232 via HDBaseT Settings Determine the COM Port name used for the RS232 communications in Device Manager. Choose Serial and the corresponding COM port as the communication port. In this given example, COM6 is selected. Finish Serial port setup. Baud rate 115200 bps (default) Changeable settings in User OSD (9600/14400/19200/38400/57600/115200) Data length 8 bit Parity check None Stop bit 1 bit Flow control None Command table Available features differ by projector specification, input sources, settings, etc.. Commands are working if the standby power is 0.5W or a supported baud rate of the projector is set. Uppercase, lowercase, and a mixture of both types of characters are accepted for a command. If a command format is illegal, it will echo Illegal format. If a command with correct format is not valid for the projector model, it will echo Unsupported item. If a command with correct format cannot be executed under certain condition, it will echo Block item. If RS232 control is performed via LAN, a command works whether it starts and ends with . All the commands and behaviors are identical with the control through a serial port. Function Type Operation ASCII Support Power Write Power On *pow=on# Yes Write Power off *pow=off# Yes Read Power Status *pow=?# Yes Source Selection Write COMPUTER/YPbPr *sour=RGB# Yes Write COMPUTER 2/YPbPr2 *sour=RGB2# No Write COMPUTER 3/YPbPr3 *sour=RGB3# No Write Component *sour=ypbr# No Write Component2 *sour=ypbr2# No Write DVI-A *sour=dviA# No Write DVI-D *sour=dvid# No Write HDMI(MHL) *sour=hdmi# Yes Write HDMI 2(MHL2) *sour=hdmi2# Yes Write Composite *sour=vid# No Write S-Video *sour=svid# No Write Network *sour=network# No Write USB Display *sour=usbdisplay# No Write USB Reader *sour=usbreader# No Write HDBaseT *sour=hdbaset# No Write DisplayPort *sour=dp# No Write 3G-SDI *sour=sdi# No Write Smart System *sour=smartsystem# No Read Current source *sour=?# Yes Audio Control Write Mute On *mute=on# Yes Write Mute Off *mute=off# Yes Read Mute Status *mute=?# Yes Write Volume + *vol=+# Yes Write Volume - *vol=-# Yes Write Volume level for customer *vol=value# Yes Read Volume Status *vol=?# Yes Write Mic. Volume + *micvol=+# Yes Write Mic. Volume - *micvol=-# Yes Read Mic. Volume Status *micvol=?# Yes Audio source select Write Audio pass Through off *audiosour=off# Yes Write Audio-Computer1 *audiosour=RGB# Yes Write Audio-Computer2 *audiosour=RGB2# No Write Audio-Video/S-Video *audiosour=vid# No Write Audio-Component *audiosour=ypbr# No Write Audio-HDMI *audiosour=hdmi# Yes Write Audio-HDMI2 *audiosour=hdmi2# Yes Write Audio-HDMI3 *audiosour=hdmi3# No Write DisplayPort *audiosour=dp# Yes Write HDBaseT *audiosour=hdbaset# Yes Write Microphone *audiosour=microphone# Yes Read Audio pass Status *audiosour=?# Yes Picture Mode Write Dynamic *appmod=dynamic# No Write Presentation *appmod=preset# Yes Write sRGB *appmod=srgb# Yes Write Bright *appmod=bright# Yes Write Living Room *appmod=livingroom# No Write Game *appmod=game# No Write Cinema(Rec. 709) *appmod=cine# No Write Standard *appmod=std# No Write Football *appmod=football# No Write Football Bright *appmod=footballbt# No Write DICOM *appmod=dicom# No Write THX *appmod=thx# No Write Silence mode *appmod=silence# No Write DCI-P3 mode(D.Cinema) *appmod=dci-p3# No Write Vivid *appmod=vivid# No Write Infographic *appmod=infographic# No Write User1 *appmod=user1# Yes Write User2 *appmod=user2# Yes Write User3 *appmod=user3# No Write ISF Day *appmod=isfday# No Write ISF Night *appmod=isfnight# No Write 3D *appmod=threed# Yes Write Sport *appmod=sport# No Write HDR10 *appmod=hdr10 Yes Write HLG *appmod=hlg Yes Write Video *appmod=video Yes Read Picture Mode *appmod=?# Yes Picture Setting Write Contrast + *con=+# Yes Write Contrast - *con=-# Yes Write Set Contrast value *con=5# Yes Read Contrast value *con=?# Yes Write Brightness + *bri=+# Yes Write Brightness - *bri=-# Yes Write Set Brightness value *bri=5# Yes Read Brightness value *bri=?# Yes Write Color + *color=+# Yes Write Color - *color=-# Yes Write Set Color value *color=5# Yes Read Color value *color=?# Yes Write Sharpness + *sharp=+# Yes Write Sharpness - *sharp=-# Yes Write Set Sharpness value *sharp=5# Yes Read Sharpness value *sharp=?# Yes Write Flesh Tone + *fleshtone=+# No Write Flesh Tone - *fleshtone=-# No Write Set Flesh Tone value *fleshtone=5# No Read Flesh Tone value *fleshtone=?# No Write Color Temperature-Warmer *ct=warmer# No Write Color Temperature-Warm *ct=warm# Yes Write Color Temperature-Normal *ct=normal# Yes Write Color *ct=cool# Yes Temperature-Cool Write Color Temperature-Cooler *ct=cooler# No Write Color Temperature-lamp native *ct=native# No Read Color Temperature Status *ct=?# Yes Write Aspect 4:3 *asp=4:3# Yes Write Aspect 16:6 *asp=16:6# No Write Aspect 16:9 *asp=16:9# Yes Write Aspect 16:10 *asp=16:10# Yes Write Aspect 2.35:1 *asp=2.35# No Write Aspect Auto *asp=AUTO# Yes Write Aspect Real *asp=REAL# No Write Aspect Letterbox *asp=LBOX# No Write Aspect Wide *asp=WIDE# No Write Aspect Anamorphic *asp=ANAM# No Write Aspect Anamorphic 2.35 *asp=ANAM2.35# No Write Aspect Anamorphic 16:9 *asp=ANAM16:9# No Write Aspect 2.4:1 *asp=2.4# No Read Aspect Status *asp=?# Yes Write Vertical Keystone + *vkeystone=+# Yes Write Vertical Keystone - *vkeystone=-# Yes Write Set Vertical Keystone value *vkeystone=value# Yes Read Vertical Keystone value *vkeystone=?# Yes Write Horizontal Keystone + *hkeystone=+# Yes Write Horizontal Keystone - *hkeystone=-# Yes Write Set Horizontal Keystone value *hkeystone=value# Yes Read Horizontal Keystone value *hkeystone=?# Yes Write Overscan Adjustment + *overscan=+# No Write Overscan Adjustment - *overscan=-# No Read Overscan Adjustment value *overscan=?# No Write 4 Corners Top-Left-X Decrease *cornerfittlx=-# Yes Write 4 Corners Top-Left-X Increase *cornerfittlx=+# Yes Read 4 Corners Top-Left-X Status *cornerfittlx=?# Yes Write 4 Corners Top-Left-Y Decrease *cornerfittly=-# Yes Write 4 Corners Top-Left-Y Increase *cornerfittly=+# Yes Read 4 Corners Top-Left-Y Status *cornerfittly=?# Yes Write 4 Corners Top-Right-X Decrease *cornerfittrx=-# Yes Write 4 Corners Top-Right-X Increase *cornerfittrx=+# Yes Read 4 Corners Top-Right-X Status *cornerfittrx=?# Yes Write 4 Corners Top-Right-Y Decrease *cornerfittry=-# Yes Write 4 Corners Top-Right-Y Increase *cornerfittry=+# Yes Read 4 Corners Top-Right-Y Status *cornerfittry=?# Yes Write 4 Corners Bottom-Left-X Decrease *cornerfitblx=-# Yes Write 4 Corners Bottom-Left-X Increase *cornerfitblx=+# Yes Read 4 Corners Bottom-Left-X Status *cornerfitblx=?# Yes Write 4 Corners Bottom-Left-Y *cornerfitbly=-# Yes Decrease Write 4 Corners Bottom-Left-Y Increase *cornerfitbly=+# Yes Read 4 Corners Bottom-Left-Y Status *cornerfitbly=?# Yes Write 4 Corners Bottom-Right-X Decrease *cornerfitbrx=-# Yes Write 4 Corners Bottom-Right-X Increase *cornerfitbrx=+# Yes Read 4 Corners Bottom-Right-X Status *cornerfitbrx=?# Yes Write 4 Corners Bottom-Right-Y Decrease *cornerfitbry=-# Yes Write 4 Corners Bottom-Right-Y Increase *cornerfitbry=+# Yes Read 4 Corners Bottom-Right-Y Status *cornerfitbry=?# Yes Write Digital Zoom In *zoomI# Yes Write Digital Zoom out *zoomO# Yes Write Auto *auto# Yes Write Brilliant color + *BC=+# Yes Write Brilliant color - *BC=-# Yes Write Brilliant color set value *BC=value# Yes Read Brilliant color status *BC=?# Yes Write Auto(HDR) *hdr=auto# No Write SDR *hdr=sdr# No Write HDR10 *hdr=hdr# No Write HLG *hdr=hlg# No Write HDR status *hdr=?# No Write Reset current picture *rstcurpicsetting# No settings Write Reset all picture settings *rstallpicsetting# No Write Reset picture settings *rstpicsetting# Yes Operation Settings Write Projector Position-Front Table *pp=FT# Yes Write Projector Position-Rear Table *pp=RE# Yes Write Projector Position-Rear Ceiling *pp=RC# Yes Write Projector Position-Front Ceiling *pp=FC# Yes Read Projector Position Status *pp=?# Yes Write Quick cooling on *qcool=on No Write Quick cooling off *qcool=off No Read Quick cooling status *qcool=? No Write Quick auto search *QAS=on# Yes Write Quick auto search *QAS=off# Yes Read Quick auto search status *QAS=?# Yes Write Menu Position - Center *menuposition=center# No Write Menu Position - Top-Left *menuposition=tl# No Write Menu Position - Top-Right *menuposition=tr# No Write Menu Position - Bottom-Right *menuposition=br# No Write Menu Position - Bottom-Left *menuposition=bl# No Read Menu Position Status *menuposition=?# No Write Direct Power On-on *directpower=on# Yes Write Direct Power On-off *directpower=off# Yes Read Direct Power On-Status *directpower=?# Yes Write Signal Power On-on *autopower=on# Yes Write Signal Power On-off *autopower=off# Yes Read Signal Power On-Status *autopower=?# Yes Write Standby Settings-Network on *standbynet=on# No Write Standby Settings-Network off *standbynet=off# No Read Standby Settings-Network Status *standbynet=?# No Write Standby Settings-Microphone on *standbymic=on# No Write Standby Settings-Microphone off *standbymic=off# No Read Standby Settings-Microphone Status *standbymic=?# No Write Standby Settings-Monitor Out on *standbymnt=on# No Write Standby Settings-Monitor Out off *standbymnt=off# No Read Standby Settings-Monitor Out Status *standbymnt=?# No Baud Rate Write 2400 *baud=2400# No Write 4800 *baud=4800# No Write 9600 *baud=9600# Yes Write 14400 *baud=14400# Yes Write 19200 *baud=19200# Yes Write 38400 *baud=38400# Yes Write 57600 *baud=57600# Yes Write 115200 *baud=115200# Yes Read Current Baud Rate *baud=?# Yes Lamp Control Read Lamp Hour *ltim=?# Yes Read Lamp2 Hour *ltim2=?# No Write Normal mode *lampm=lnor# Yes Write Eco mode *lampm=eco# Yes Write SmartEco mode *lampm=seco# No Write SmartEco mode 2 *lampm= seco2# No Write SmartEco mode 3 *lampm= seco3# No Write Dimming mode *lampm=dimming# No Write Custom mode *lampm=custom# Yes Write Light level for custom mode *lampcustom=value# Yes Read Light level status for custom mode *lampcustom=?# Yes Write (dual lamp) Dual Brightest * lampm =dualbr# No Write (dual lamp) Dual Reliable * lampm =dualre# No Write (dual lamp) Single Alternative * lampm =single# No Write (dual lamp) Single Alternative Eco * lampm =singleeco# No Read Lamp Mode Status *lampm=?# Yes Miscellaneous Read Model Name *modelname=?# Yes Read System F/W Version *sysfwversion=?# Yes Read Scaler F/W Version *scalerfwversion=?# Yes Read Format F/W Version *formatfwversion=?# No Read Lan F/W Version *lanfwversion=?# Yes Read MCU F/W Version *mcufwversion=?# Yes Read Ballast F/W Version *ballastfwversion=?# No Write Blank On *blank=on# Yes Write Blank Off *blank=off# Yes Read Blank Status *blank=?# Yes Write Freeze On *freeze=on# Yes Write Freeze Off *freeze=off# Yes Read Freeze Status *freeze=?# Yes Write Menu On *menu=on# Yes Write Menu Off *menu=off# Yes Read Menu Status *menu=?# Yes Write Up *up# Yes Write Down *down# Yes Write Right *right# Yes Write Left *left# Yes Write Enter *enter# Yes Write Back *back# Yes Write Source Menu On *sourmenu=on# Yes Write Source Menu Off *sourmenu=off# Yes Read Source Menu Status *sourmenu=?# Yes Write 3D Sync Off *3d=off# Yes Write 3D Auto *3d=auto# Yes Write 3D Sync Top Bottom *3d=tb# Yes Write 3D Sync Frame Sequential *3d=fs# Yes Write 3D Frame packing *3d=fp# Yes Write 3D Side by side *3d=sbs# Yes Write 3D inverter disable *3d=da# Yes Write 3D inverter *3d=iv# Yes Write 2D to 3D *3d=2d3d# No Write 3D nVIDIA *3d=nvidia# No Read 3D Sync Status *3d=?# Yes Write Remote Receiver On *rr=on# No Write Remote Receiver Off *rr=off# No Write Remote Receiver-front+rear *rr=fr# No Write Remote Receiver-front *rr=f# No Write Remote Receiver-rear *rr=r# No Write Remote Receiver-top *rr=t# No Write Remote Receiver-top+front *rr=tf# No Write Remote Receiver-top+rear *rr=tr# No Read Remote Receiver Status *rr=?# No Write Instant On-on *ins=on# No Write Instant On-off *ins=off# No Read Instant On Status *ins=?# No Write Lamp Saver Mode-on *lpsaver=on# No Write Lamp Saver Mode-off *lpsaver=off# No Read Lamp Saver Mode Status *lpsaver=?# No Write Projection Log In Code on *prjlogincode=on# No Write Projection Log In Code off *prjlogincode=off# No Read Projection Log In Code Status *prjlogincode=?# No Write Broadcasting on *broadcasting=on# No Write Broadcasting off *broadcasting=off# No Read Broadcasting Status *broadcasting=? No Write AMX Device Discovery-on *amxdd=on# Yes Write AMX Device Discovery-off *amxdd=off# Yes Read AMX Device Discovery Status *amxdd=?# Yes Read Mac Address *macaddr=?# Yes Read Serial Number *serial number=?# Yes Write High Altitude mode on *Highaltitude=on# Yes Write High Altitude mode off *Highaltitude=off# Yes Read High Altitude mode status *Highaltitude=?# Yes Installation Write Load Lens memory 1 *lensload=m1# No Write Load Lens memory 2 *lensload=m2# No Write Load Lens memory 3 *lensload=m3# No Write Load Lens memory 4 *lensload=m4# No Write Load Lens memory 5 *lensload=m5# No Write Load Lens memory 6 *lensload=m6# No Write Load Lens memory 7 *lensload=m7# No Write Load Lens memory 8 *lensload=m8# No Write Load Lens memory 9 *lensload=m9# No Write Load Lens memory 10 *lensload=m10# No Read Read Lens memory status *lensload=?# No Write save Lens memory 1 *lenssave=m1# No Write save Lens memory 2 *lenssave=m2# No Write save Lens memory 3 *lenssave=m3# No Write save Lens memory 4 *lenssave=m4# No Write save Lens memory 5 *lenssave=m5# No Write save Lens memory 6 *lenssave=m6# No Write save Lens memory 7 *lenssave=m7# No Write save Lens memory 8 *lenssave=m8# No Write save Lens memory 9 *lenssave=m9# No Write save Lens memory 10 *lenssave=m10# No Write Reset Lens to center *lensreset=center# No Color Calibration Write Tint + *tint=+# Yes Write Tint - *tint=-# Yes Write Set Tint value *tint=value# Yes Read Get Tint value *tint=?# Yes Write Set gamma value *gamma=value# Yes Read Gamma value status *gamma=?# Yes Write Set HDR Brightness value *hdrbri=value# Yes Read Get HDR Brightness value *hdibri=?# Yes Write Red Gain + *RGain=+# Yes Write Red Gain - *RGain=-# Yes Write Set Red Gain value *RGain=value# Yes Read Get Red Gain value *RGain=?# Yes Write Green Gain + *GGain=+# Yes Write Green Gain - *GGain=-# Yes Write Set Green Gain value *GGain=value# Yes Read Get Green Gain value *GGain=?# Yes Write Blue Gain + *BGain=+# Yes Write Blue Gain - *BGain=-# Yes Write Set Blue Gain value *BGain=value# Yes Read Get Blue Gain value *BGain=?# Yes Write Red Offset + *ROffset=+# Yes Write Red Offset - *ROffset=-# Yes Write Set Red Offset value *ROffset=value# Yes Read Get Red Offset value *ROffset=?# Yes Write Green Offset + *GOffset=+# Yes Write Green Offset - *GOffset =-# Yes Write Set Green Offset value *GOffset=value# Yes Read Get Green Offset value *GOffset=?# Yes Write Blue Offset + *BOffset=+# Yes Write Blue Offset - *BOffset=-# Yes Write Set Blue Offset value *BOffset=value# Yes Read Get Blue Offset value *BOffset=?# Yes Write Primary Color *primcr=value# Yes Read Primary Color Status *primcr=?# Yes Write Hue + *hue=+# Yes Write Hue - *hue=-# Yes Write Set Hue value *hue=value# Yes Read Get Hue value *hue=?# Yes Write Saturation + *saturation=+# Yes Write Saturation - *saturation=-# Yes Write Set Saturation value *saturation=value# Yes Read Get Saturation value *saturation=?# Yes Write Gain + *gain=+# Yes Write Gain - *gain=-# Yes Write Set Gain value *gain=value# Yes Read Get Gain value *gain=?# Yes Write Color Gamut Auto *cgamut=auto# No Write Color Gamut BT.709 *cgamut=bt.709# No Write Color Gamut BT.2020 *cgamut=bt.2020# No Write Color Gamut DCI-P3 *cgamut=dci-p3# No Read Color Gamut Value *cgamut=?# No Write Dynamic Iris ON *diris=on# No Write Dynamic Iris OFF *diris=off# No Read Dynamic Iris status *diris=?# No Write Color Calibration Save *colorsave# No Write Color Calibration pattern display *colorpattern=value# No Note: The above function will be varied from model to model. FAQ Video How to use RS232 cable to do volume control and sound control on projector? https://youtu.be/P4F26kEv60U How to use RS232 cable connection to power on & off projector? https://youtu.be/faGUvcDBmJE How to set up RS232 cable connection? https://youtu.be/CYJRqyO6K1w How to use RS232 command to request fan speed and temperature value? https://youtu.be/KBXEd-BCDKQ BenQ.com © 2023 BenQ Corporation All rights reserved. Rights of modification reserved. Version: 1.01-C

Discover the detailed specifications and usage instructions for the 85 056 Garden and Pathway Luminaire with PIR Motion and Light Sensor by BEGA. Learn about its wattage, luminous flux, installation guidelines, and how to configure the integrated PIR sensor via the BEGA Smart app.