FPP Projector Control

[spaulgal]

Hello all--
I'm trying to control a NEC PA804UL-W projector.
I have the FPP Projector Control plugin and I have it configured using a similar NEC projector because my projector is not in the list.
I have connection type set to IP; Baud Rate 38400, Char bits 8; Stop Bits 1, Parity: None, Pjlink (set to projector's IP) and password set to the Pjlink password.

I've created a scheduled playlist in FPP. In the playlist under the lead in section:
Command: Run Script
Command (Arg 1) PROJECTOR-ON.sh

My projector is not being triggered. I likely have a config issue. Can anyone chime in on my settings?
Thanks

 

[MikeKrebs]

IP/mask of FPP? IP/mask of projector? Both connected to a switch?

 

[spaulgal]

The IP address of the projector is 192.168.16.111 and FPP is 192.168.16.70. Mask should be 255.255.255.0. Yes, they are both connected to the same switch.

 

[MikeKrebs]

Doesn't sound like a network problem and that is end of my projector troubleshooting. Are you running the NEC software to control the projector? Maybe you could find the exact format of the connection string and commands and then check what FPP is sending and figure out what is different.

 

[spaulgal]

Thanks. Ok, I am able to control the projector with the test app, but still not FPP. I'm guessing, but I think the issue must be with the Port number or with how the command is set up in FPP.

I do not see a Port number listed anywhere in the projector menu, so I used the Port number that was prefilled in the test app -- 4352. Again that seems to work well in the test app.

I do not quite understand what KiwiPhil meant by "remove FPP/ scripts from the equation" I'll paste a photo of my FPP commands below....There is likely an error in how I have it setup.

 

[Skymaster]

I do not quite understand what KiwiPhil meant by "remove FPP/ scripts from the equation"

What he meant was by doing this:

I am able to control the projector with the test app, but still not FPP.

You have proven the projector to work, and respond correctly on the network. So therefore the issue is with FPP or the scripts. Prior to doing that test, the fault could have been with the projector, which you'd never be able to figure out.
This has given a really good starting point for further investigation.