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14 NETWORK INTERFACE
The DN-V750/V755 is equipped with 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX
interface for connection to networks.
An FTP server is mounted for file transfer. Access is possible
using the FTP client (DOS prompt) function included as standard
™
with Windows
95 and later.
The same operation as serial remote is possible using the FTP
"SITE" command.
These operating instructions only include a general
description of network control.
For details, consult your store of purchase.
2 Specifications
Protocol
: TCP/IP
Mounted protocols : TCP, UDP, IP, ARP, and ICMP (in part)
Connection
: 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX,
automatically
Connector type
: RJ-45
2 Pin layout
Pin no.
Signal name
1
TXD +
Transmission data (+)
2
TXD –
Transmission data (–)
3
RXD +
Reception data (+)
4
–
5
–
6
RXD –
Reception data (–)
7
–
8
–
2 Network settings
Network-related settings (IP address, subnet mask, etc.) are
made using the serial interface command in native mode. The
default values for the different settings are shown below.
IP address
Gateway address
Subnet mask
2 FTP server
Settings related to the FTP server (ID, password, etc.) are
made using the serial interface command in native mode. The
default values for the different settings are shown below.
Default
Log-in ID
user
Password
noned
switched
Name
–
–
–
–
192.168.0.1
0.0.0.0
255.255.255.0
Limitations
4 to 10 letters and numbers.
No distinction between capital
and small letters
15 ON-SCREEN DISPLAY (OSD)
In the Native Mode
The DN-V750/V755's on-screen display function makes it possible
to superimpose a character display on the picture.
There are three basic types of OSD displays, as follows:
• Status display
: Displays the status with respect to operation
of the buttons and operations from the
parallel remote controller. The status with
respect
"SITE"commands is not displayed.
• Error message display :
: If there is an error message, the error
message is displayed.
• User OSD
: Users can write any character strings they
want on the OSD. This is done using serial
remote and FTP "SITE" commands as well
as scripts.
When both the status display and user OSD are on, the status
display has priority, so the user OSD is not displayed until the
status display turns off.
2 Turning the display of the OSD on and off
The MODE selector switches on the rear panel determine
whether the OSD is displayed or not when the power is turned
on, but once the power is turned on the OSD can be turned on
and off with the "DS" serial command as well.
Basically, the status display is displayed with respect to
operation of the buttons on the front panel and operation over
the parallel remote terminal, not for serial remote or LAN
operations.
By default, the user OSD display is turned off when the power
is turned on.
• OSD display on/off control by serial remote command
Display of the OSD is turned on and off using the "DS" serial
remote command. Both the status OSD and user OSD can
be controlled by serial remote command.
<Format> n1n2DS<CR><LF>
(n1:0 = user OSD not displayed, 1 = displayed)
(n2:0 = status not displayed, 1 to 8 = number of
seconds status is displayed, default value
- 2 seconds)
<Reply>
R<CR><LF>
<Details> Turns the display of the status and user OSD on
or off. When both are set to on, the user OSD is
not displayed when the status display is on, but
turns on once the status display turns off. (Error
messages displayed with the OSD display
function remain displayed until turned off by the
user, regardless of this command.)
• OSD display on/off control by script command
Display of the OSD is turned on and off using the "osd
display" command. Only display of the user OSD can be
controlled by script command. (The status OSD is not
displayed during script execution.)
<Function> Switching of user OSD display on and off
<Format>
OSDDISP 0 ..........OSD output off
OSDDISP 1 ..........OSD output on
<Details>
Switches the display of the user OSD between
on and off.
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