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I have an LC-60LE845U arriving Friday, which has RS232 and TCP control support, so I've been working on a driver for it. Based heavily on the existing Sharp LCD driver, but with appropriate tweaks.
I'll post it here when ready, of course. This is initially a ping to fish for interest in the community.
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I've got a LC80LE632U coming this week, so yes, interested especially in tcp version.
Thanks!
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ControlFreak Wrote:I've got a LC80LE632U coming this week, so yes, interested especially in tcp version.
Well I have a first blush talking to my 845U over TCP, though it seems a bit unreliable. Need to dig into whether the TV doesn't cope with long-lived TCP sessions or I'm doing something to upset it. Once I get a serial cable to that room I'll be able to compare.
Reckon you could dig out a link to the users manual PDF for your model? By all accounts the protocol looks pretty static between versions, but there's been some subtle differences so far from the driver I based this on (which was from a much older TV).
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08-13-2012, 05:26 AM
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Bodshal Wrote:Reckon you could dig out a link to the users manual PDF for your model?Chris.
LC80LE632U user manual:
http://files.sharpusa.com/Downloads/ForH...LE632U.pdf
see page 58 for control of the TV. Specifically it says that the tcp/ip connection will be cut off if there has been no communication for 3 minutes.
Note that there were firmware revisions in late July 2012 for all these models. Yours is here:
http://www.sharpusa.com/CustomerSupport/...C-60LE845U
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Thanks. Will look at the PDF this evening.
And yes, first thing I did with the TV was let it do an upgrade. There was a big jump in version number and I'd read about various issues with the shipped version.