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Examples:
The following are examples of playing a Blu-ray movie using the RS-232 control
protocol. The comments are placed after the semicolon.
Example 1 – No verbose mode in use. Backwards compatible to the original version of
the RS232 control protocol.
#PON ; Turn on power
@OK ON ; Player is turned on
#QPW ; Check power status
@OK OFF ; Player is still doing power-on initialization
(Wait for a while)
#QPW ; Check power status
@OK ON ; Player is powered on and ready
#EJT ; Eject the tray
@OK OPEN ; Tray opens
(Place a disc on the tray)
#PLA ; Start playback
@OK PLAY ; You may get “ER OVERTIME” message due to the
; mechanical delay. This is normal
#QDT ; Check disc type
@OK LOADING ; Player is still loading
(Wait for a while)
#QDT ; Check disc type again
@OK BD-MV : Disc is a Blu-ray disc.
#QPL ; Check playback status
@OK PLAY : Playback is in progress
(Watch the movie)
#STP ; Stop playback
@OK STOP : Playback has stopped
#EJT ; Eject the tray
@OK OPEN ; Tray opens
(Take out the disc)
#POF ; Turn off power
@OK OFF ; The player turns off
Example 2 – Verbose mode 2. The player provides important status updates.
#SVM 2 ; Set verbose mode to level 2
@SVM OK 2 ; Response to confirm the verbose mode. Notice the
; SVM command code is now included in the response.
#PON ; Turn on power
@PON OK ON ; Player is turned on
@UPW 1 ; Player provides a status update to indicate the new power status
@SVM OK 2 ; This is a repeat of the SVM response because the main
; processor comes on line.
@UPL DISC ; Player indicates that there is no disc
#EJT ; Eject the tray
@EJT OK OPEN ; Tray opens
@UPL OPEN ; Player indicates that the tray is open
(Place a disc on the tray)
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