Panasonic TH85-VX

cristibad

Hi guys,

I have this PDP to control usig IP terminal.
I tried many commands i found but no result. All i get from PDP is: PDPCONTROL ERRA

I used hercules terminal program to send the data.

Please help me!

In the end, PDP will be integrated in an AMX control system.

Thank you,

Cristi

ericmedley

post some code and the protocol in question please.

mritz

Have you tried to use the PJLINK duet module? It works with panasonic plasmas. But you have only basic control functions like power, input switching.



Regards,

Markus

cristibad

It works wit PJ-link

cristibad

I still have a strange problem with this plasma display:
- after few minutes it disconnects from the lan - the connection is down (no ping request, no led on switch) and I can reconnect it only if I unplug and plug back the ethernet cable or power off/power on the plasma form the main switch (no stand by).

What sould I do?

Thank you!
Cristian

ericmedley

cristibad wrote: »

I still have a strange problem with this plasma display:
- after few minutes it disconnects from the lan - the connection is down (no ping request, no led on switch) and I can reconnect it only if I unplug and plug back the ethernet cable or power off/power on the plasma form the main switch (no stand by).

What sould I do?

Thank you!
Cristian

Quite often these devices have an energy saving mode where they deliberately shut "non-essential" things down to conserve their energy use. I personally find quite often these modes are patently silly and not thought through. but, I digress...

you may need to search through the menu and/or manual to see if there is such a mode and if so, is it the problem. It may be as simple as turning off the energy saving mode.

it also may be a problem with the hardware itself. If other TVs of the same model are not doing it, then you'll need to contact the manufacturer on that.

It is entirely possible that the network switch is the problem as well. The fact that you can fix the problem by unplugging and resetting the ethernet cable might suggest that. to check this you simply need to change ports on the switch for a while and see if it goes away. Or swap out the network switch too.

your last resort is to look at another control method. Since you have IP there already - you can switch over to almost anything

cristibad

i allready remove all the energy saving options in the menu...on that switch i have lots of other equipments, but only the Panasonic has this problem. Anyway, i'll change it tomorrow and do more tests.
If no result, i'll change the control method.
thank you!