PJLINK to Panasonic Projector

[manos@dynamitec]

Hello All,



I need to control a Panasonic Projector which is compatible with the PJLINK (TCP/IP) protocol on port 4352.



I will need to send some hex or character commands to the IP 192.168.1.98 port 4352. Please see below example:



Power ON :
CHARACHTER =>    %1POWR(SP)0(CR)
HEX =>   25 31 50 4f 57 52 20 30 0d


Can this be done via an event script triggered by a virtual object?


HomeLynk V3.0 FW:2.4.0

Thank you in advance

[admin]

Event script mapped to binary on/off object:

Code:

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value = event.getvalue() and 1 or 0 sock = require('socket').tcp() cmd = '%1POWR ' .. value .. '\r' sock:settimeout(1) res, err = sock:connect('192.168.1.98', 4352) if res then   res, err = sock:receive(9)   if res and res == 'PJLINK 0\r' then     sock:send(cmd)     res, err = sock:receive(10)     log('receive reply', res, err)   else     log('receive init failed', res, err)   end else   log('connect failed', err) end sock:close()

Result and any errors will be visible in Logs tab. You can remove log() calls if everything is working correctly.

[manos@dynamitec]

Event script mapped to binary on/off object:

Code:

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value = event.getvalue() and 1 or 0 sock = require('socket').tcp() cmd = '%1POWR ' .. value .. '\r' sock:settimeout(1) res, err = sock:connect('192.168.1.98', 4352) if res then   res, err = sock:receive(9)   if res and res == 'PJLINK 0\r' then     sock:send(cmd)     res, err = sock:receive(10)     log('receive reply', res, err)   else     log('receive init failed', res, err)   end else   log('connect failed', err) end sock:close()

Result and any errors will be visible in Logs tab. You can remove log() calls if everything is working correctly.

Thank you Admin. I will try tomorrow.

If I need to send the command ON only when the object has a value 1 (True) then OFF using an other object with value 1 (TRUE) then the code will be like?:

Code:

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value = event.getvalue() sock = require('socket').tcp() cmd = '%1POWR 1\r'  --OR '%1POWR 0\r' for OFF sock:settimeout(1) res, err = sock:connect('192.168.1.98', 4352) if value and res then   res, err = sock:receive(9)   if res and res == 'PJLINK 0\r' then     sock:send(cmd)     res, err = sock:receive(10)     log('receive reply', res, err)   else     log('receive init failed', res, err)   end else   log('connect failed', err) end sock:close()

[admin]

The example already handles this, don't change anything.

[YOUSSEF]

Hello admin
am trying an event based script to change input based on  
11: RGB 1
31: HDMI 1
32: HDMI 2
nothing is working :/ any help on this 
tks

[manos@dynamitec]

Hello admin
am trying an event based script to change input based on  
11: RGB 1
31: HDMI 1
32: HDMI 2
nothing is working :/ any help on this 
tks

Hello Youssef, please see below my code that worked without problems. The trigger value was always set to ON (1) for me. Make sure that the password for the user account is empty and that the webcontrol and PJLINK is active on the projector settings. 

You have to change the '12' (input source) to your values every time and also change the IP address/Port to match your installation. 

Code:

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--Projector Input RGB1 triggered by event script --Sends the command via the PJLINK Protocol to the Projector value = event.getvalue() and 1 or 0 sock = require('socket').tcp() cmd = '%1INPT ' .. 11 .. '\r' sock:settimeout(1) res, err = sock:connect('192.168.1.98', 4352) if res then res, err = sock:receive(9) if res and res == 'PJLINK 0\r' then sock:send(cmd) res, err = sock:receive(10) log('receive reply', res, err) else --log('receive init failed', res, err) end else --log('connect failed', err) end sock:close()

[YOUSSEF]

Thank you ,perfect

[YOUSSEF]

Hello 
am having problems reading informations like state of the projector: 
%POWR ? (power on off)
%1ERST ? (errors) 
Lens working hours?
 
should it be resident script? any help ? Thank you

[admin]

You either need a resident or a scheduled script depending on how often you want to read the status.
Try this example, you might need to install 2021 firmware as *r pattern is not supported in older firmwares. Change IP/port as needed. If the status read works then the script can be modified to write info into objects.

Code:

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sock = require('socket').tcp() sock:settimeout(1) res, err = sock:connect('192.168.1.98', 4352) if res then   res, err = sock:receive('*r')      if res and res == 'PJLINK 0' then     sock:send('%POWR ?\r')     res, err = sock:receive('*r')       log('received powr reply', res, err)     sock:send('%1ERST ?\r')     res, err = sock:receive('*r')       log('received error reply', res, err)     sock:send('%1LAMP ?\r')     res, err = sock:receive('*r')       log('received lamp reply', res, err)   else     log('receive init failed', res, err)   end else   log('connect failed', err) end sock:close()

[YOUSSEF]

this is the log am getting 

* arg: 1
  * string: receive init failed
* arg: 2
  * string: PJLINK 0
* arg: 3
  * nil


I did the install the the 2021 FW,

[admin]

The new pattern strips the \r character. I've modified the script, please try again.

[YOUSSEF]

Correct, Big thanks