Solve : Control LCD Projector with a Batch File?

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Answer» Hello all, I'm totally green when it comes to creating batch files. I have been told that I am able to control my projector (via a rs232 serial connection) with a batch FILE. The TWO things I need it to do is to turn on and turn off. Probably two different files? I have hex code for my projector. To turn the projector on its: BE EF 03 06 00 BA D2 01 00 00 60 01 00 How do I implement this into a batch file? The projector is using Com Port 1 if that helps. I hate having to manually turn the thing on every morning. Thanks in advance I can see a way doing this with hyperterm and a macro, or C++, but not sure about doing this with plain old batch.Quote from: DaveLembke on February 20, 2011, 08:20:22 PM I can see a way doing this with hyperterm and a macro, or C++, but not sure about doing this with plain old batch. COM1: is the serial port, I think. You can SET baud rate,parity, start &AMP; stop bits etc from batch, and send byte strings.

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Hello all,
I'm totally green when it comes to creating batch files. I have been told that I am able to control my projector (via a rs232 serial connection) with a batch FILE. The TWO things I need it to do is to turn on and turn off. Probably two different files? I have hex code for my projector. To turn the projector on its: BE EF 03 06 00 BA D2 01 00 00 60 01 00
How do I implement this into a batch file? The projector is using Com Port 1 if that helps.

I hate having to manually turn the thing on every morning.

Thanks in advance I can see a way doing this with hyperterm and a macro, or C++, but not sure about doing this with plain old batch.Quote from: DaveLembke on February 20, 2011, 08:20:22 PM

I can see a way doing this with hyperterm and a macro, or C++, but not sure about doing this with plain old batch.

COM1: is the serial port, I think. You can SET baud rate,parity, start &AMP; stop bits etc from batch, and send byte strings.

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