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2. Right-click on an empty cell and select PJLink Command from the Context Menu. | 2. Right-click on an empty cell and select PJLink Command from the Context Menu. | ||
:'''Context Menu → Input/Output → PJLink Command''' '''(B)''' | :'''Context Menu → Input/Output → PJLink Command''' '''(B)''' | ||
3. Click on the PJLink Command cell, the settings will be opened under the playlist. | 3. Click on the PJLink Command cell, the settings will be opened under the playlist. | ||
4. In the settings tab: '''( | 4. In the settings tab: '''(C)''' | ||
*set the command on Power on (Video on/off, controls the shutter of the projector), | *set the command on Power on (Video on/off, controls the shutter of the projector), | ||
*uncheck the dry run box so your action will take effect, | *uncheck the dry run box so your action will take effect, | ||
Revision as of 14:58, 29 January 2020
In this tutorial, we will turn a projector on using the PJlink Command in playlist.
1. Go to Playlist. (A)
2. Right-click on an empty cell and select PJLink Command from the Context Menu.
- Context Menu → Input/Output → PJLink Command (B)
3. Click on the PJLink Command cell, the settings will be opened under the playlist.
4. In the settings tab: (C)
- set the command on Power on (Video on/off, controls the shutter of the projector),
- uncheck the dry run box so your action will take effect,
- set the password to access the projectors (the default PJLink password can be usually found in the user manual of the projector and can changed by the user),
- set the IP address to every projector connected to the network that you want to control.
6. Play the Playlist to send the PJlink Command to the projectors.
