PJLink

[yahav tenne]

I have a project with many projectors, does kiosk support PJLink?

[Julien Levaufre]

PJlink is based on TCP messages, so you can send them from the KIOSC.
The only thing you need to do is to remove the identification on the projector.

[Kn00t]

Can I send this from B-station as well?

[Guido Visser]

The B-Station does not support sending of custom TCP messages. PJLink uses both UDP and TCP.
The UDP part can work but the TCP part of the protocol will not.
One of the things PJLink uses TCP for is in password protected communication to keep a session.
Which will not be compatible with B-Station.
But I expect UDP can be used for some of the PJLink commands.
You will have to try to see if this works with your equipment.

[yahav tenne]

Where can I find the commands I need to enter in PJ LINK?

[François Lonnee]

If you search online for pjlink, you will find links to the documentation, that includes commands.

This community post for instance has some links to Class 1 and Class 2 PJLink documentation.

Cheers,

[yahav tenne]

And if I don't have a way to cancel the identification? (I didn't find such a thing in the projector) Is there another way?

[François Lonnee]

Could you elaborate on what you mean by 'Cancel the identification', please?

Thanks!

[Julien Levaufre]

The identification process request a TCP communication back and forth, even if this would not be impossible to set up  with a CueCore, it will be really challenging.
We never had teh case where a user was not able to remove the identification, so I cannot help you more on that.