DPC Module:Brightness setting utility under DOS

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/s Num1 Num2 -Setting panel frequency and duty cycle.<br />
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;/s Num1 Num2 -Setting panel frequency and duty cycle.<br />
*Num1 is "Panel Frequency", and Num2 is "Duty Cycle". The unit of panel frequency is "Hz", and the range of duty cycle is "0~100".<br />
*Num1 is "Panel Frequency", and Num2 is "Duty Cycle". The unit of panel frequency is "Hz", and the range of duty cycle is "0~100".<br />
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/VX900 -If CPU is VX900, you have to add this parameter.<br />
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;/VX900 -If CPU is VX900, you have to add this parameter.<br />
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/h -Goto DPC_Dos v1.0 Manual.<br />
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;/h -Goto DPC_Dos v1.0 Manual.<br />
For example: If a panel's frequency is 20kHz and you want to set 50 as its duty cycle. you can use this command as follow.<br />
For example: If a panel's frequency is 20kHz and you want to set 50 as its duty cycle. you can use this command as follow.<br />

Revision as of 11:49, 22 November 2011


DPC_Dos Utility Download

This utility is used to set brightness rapidly, and use with batch file at mass production.

Download Binary file: DPC_DOS_v1.0 Binary

How to Use

command:

/s Num1 Num2 -Setting panel frequency and duty cycle.
  • Num1 is "Panel Frequency", and Num2 is "Duty Cycle". The unit of panel frequency is "Hz", and the range of duty cycle is "0~100".
/VX900 -If CPU is VX900, you have to add this parameter.
/h -Goto DPC_Dos v1.0 Manual.

For example: If a panel's frequency is 20kHz and you want to set 50 as its duty cycle. you can use this command as follow.

DPCDOS /s 20000 50
  • Be careful that some panels' duty cycle are decrease, the default duty cycle is 100. And others' default duty cycle are increase, its duty cycle is 0.


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