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DMP 4400 rs232 connection with samsung 40" lcd

carlos_canepa_2
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Hi, i´m testing the dmp with an lcd from samsung. I´m using the rs-232 port just to turn on and  off the monitor.

I have same questions:

1- wich rs-232 cable should be used straight? null-modem? The documents i checked do not mention that.

2- I was testing it with my pc first instead of the dmp, 9.6k 8n1 no flow control, with no sucess.

3- Hexa commands for Samsung lcd, there is a table?

Thanks for any lead.

Regards

Carlos

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dmarchywka
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I believe it is a null modem cable.  That has worked for me.  I have attached a PDF that I found that describes how to create RS232 hex commands for Samsung displays.  I have tried a few from this list and they worked for me.

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dmarchywka
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I believe it is a null modem cable.  That has worked for me.  I have attached a PDF that I found that describes how to create RS232 hex commands for Samsung displays.  I have tried a few from this list and they worked for me.

I also Used an RS232-cross cable and work for me.


db9 female                                       db9 female

5 (GND) -----------------------------------------5 (GND)
  3 (TX) ------------------------------------------2 (RX)
  2 (RX) ------------------------------------------3 (TX)
  8 (CTS) -----------------------------------------7 (RTS)
  7 (RTS) -----------------------------------------8 (CTS)
  6 (DSR) -----------------------------------------4 (DTR)
  4 (DTR)------------------------------------------6 (DSR)

Thanks for the Samsung Document.

Regards

Carlos

Tiberie Kirijas
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post deleted by me. Will make post new discussion.

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