apex.yaml

#
# New Config Format places device parameters inside a hierarchy
#

# Apex expects a JVC projector to be connected by IP
# Add the appropriate IP address for your setup
jvc_pj:
  ip: '192.168.10.202'
  port: 20554

# Apex receives HDR program mode information from the Vertex2 via a serial connection.
# This parameter is generally expected, add the correct USB Serial device name
hdfury_serial:
  device: '/dev/ttyUSB0'

# if you don't want the apex-shell functionality then comment out the following
apex_shell:
  _ignore: True

# if you are controlling a hdfury (vertex2) device via IP, uncomment the following
# and add the corret parameters

# hdfury_generic:
#   ip: 'vertex2-28.local'
#   port: 2220

# if you are controlling an onkyo device that supports ISCP, uncomment the following
# and add the correct parameters

# onkyo_iscp:
#   ip: '192.168.10.165'
#   port: 60128

# if you want to enable Apex's Net Control functionality, uncomment the following
# and add an appropriate secret and port

# netcontrol:
#   port: 12345
#   secret: 'secret'

# if you want Apex to listen for key presses (which are expected to indirectly be IR codes)
# then uncomment the following and add the appropriate parameter

# keys:
#   device: '/dev/input/event0'

#
# keymap
#
# the keymap tells Apex how to map key presses to profiles.
# the expectation is that your Linux system is configured to map IR values to key presses.
# however, you can trigger these using a real keyboard too
#

keymap:
  KEY_F1: 
    profile: profilePowerOn
  KEY_F2: 
    profile: profilePowerOff
  KEY_1: 
    profile: profileHDMI1
  KEY_2: 
    profile: profileHDMI2

#
# profiles
#
# profiles are a sequence of 1 or more commands
# this section defines the various profiles
# some profiles are used internally by apex while others can be custom created by the user
#

profiles:
#
# Apex Core Profiles
# Profile names beginning with _APEX_ have specific meaning and should not be removed
# However, you are more than welcone to change the contents of the profile
# Although you probably only want to add steps after the initial apex-pm operation 
#
  _APEX_PMFilm:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '00'

  _APEX_PMCinema:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '01'

  _APEX_PMAnimation:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '02'

  _APEX_PMNatural:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '03'

  _APEX_PMHDR10:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '04'

  _APEX_PMTHX:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '06'

  _APEX_PMFrameAdaptHDR:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '0B'

  _APEX_PMUser1:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '0C'

  _APEX_PMUser2:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '0D'
  
  _APEX_PMUser3:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '0E'

  _APEX_PMUser4:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '0F'

  _APEX_PMUser5:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '10'

  _APEX_PMUser6:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '11'

  _APEX_PMHLG:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '14'

  _APEX_PMPanaPQ:
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '16'
    
#
# Sample Profile with potentially useful commands
# Do not activate this profile or else it is going to run a ton of commands you certainly do not want
# Rather, use these commands in your own profiles!
# the individual operations exist as examples of what you can use in your own profiles
#

  sampleProfile_DoNotActivate:

  # HDMI1
  - op: raw
    cmd: IP
    data: '6'

  # HDMI2
  - op: raw
    cmd: IP
    data: '7'

  # Contrast to value zero (change numeric parameter for other values)
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMCN
    numeric: 0

  # Brightness to value zero (change numeric parameter for other values)
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMBR
    numeric: 0

  # Intelligent Lens Aperture (Dynamic Iris) Off
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMDI
    data: '0'

  # Intelligent Lens Aperture (Dynamic Iris) Auto1
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMDI
    data: '1'

  # Intelligent Lens Aperture (Dynamic Iris) Auto2
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMDI
    data: '2'

  # Aperture to 0 (change numeric parameter for other values, cannot be in auto mode when performed)
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMLA
    numeric: 0

  # Lamp Power Normal
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMLP
    data: '0'

  # Lamp Power High
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMLP
    data: '1'

  # Load Lens Memory 1 (for other memory, chance data to be slot minus 1)
  - op: raw
    cmd: INML
    data: '0'

  # Gamma Normal
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMGT
    data: '0'

  # Gamma A
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMGT
    data: '1'

  # Gamma B
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMGT
    data: '2'

  # Gamma C
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMGT
    data: '3'

  # Gamma Custom 1
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMGT
    data: '4'

  # Gamma Custom 2
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMGT
    data: '5'

  # Gamma Custom 3
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMGT
    data: '6'

  # Gamma D
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMGT
    data: '7'

  # Gamma Film1
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMGT
    data: 'A'

  # Gamma Film2
  - op: raw
    cmd: PMGT
    data: 'B'

  # Mask Switch Custom 1
  - op: raw
    cmd: ISMA
    data: '0'

  # Mask Switch Custom 2
  - op: raw
    cmd: ISMA
    data: '1'

  # Mask Switch Custom 3
  - op: raw
    cmd: ISMA
    data: '3'

  # Mask Switch Off
  - op: raw
    cmd: ISMA
    data: '2'

  # Picture Mode Film
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '00'

  # Picture Mode Cinema
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '01'

  # Picture Mode Animation
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '02'

  # Picture Mode Natural
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '03'

  # Picture Mode THX
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '06'

  # Picture Mode User1
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '0C'

  # Picture Mode User2
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '0D'
  
  # Picture Mode User3
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '0E'

  # Picture Mode User4
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '0F'

  # Picture Mode User5
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '10'

  # Picture Mode User6
  - op: apex-pm
    data: '11'

  # Move lens one notch upward
  - op: raw
    cmd: IN1U
    data: ''

  # Move lens one notch downward
  - op: raw
    cmd: IN1D
    data: ''

  # Move lens one notch left
  - op: raw
    cmd: IN1L
    data: ''

  # Move lens one notch right
  - op: raw
    cmd: IN1R
    data: ''

  # enable apex-hdfurymode as follow
  - op: apex-hdfurymode
    data: 'follow'

  # set apex-hdfurymode to ignore
  - op: apex-hdfurymode
    data: 'ignore'

  # enable the ongammad profile switch
  - op: apex-ongammad
    data: 'profileTestSelectGammaCustom1'

  # disable the ongammad profile switch
  - op: apex-ongammad
    data: ''

#
# Standard simple (1 operation) profiles included by Apex
# These can have any name and perform any steps you want
#

  # Apex Smart Power On
  profilePowerOn:
  - op: apex-power 
    data: 'on'

  # Apex Smart Power Off
  profilePowerOff:
  - op: apex-power 
    data: 'off'

  # Select HDMI1 and use HDFury follow mode
  profileHDMI1:
  - op: apex-hdfurymode
    data: 'follow'
  - op: apex-hdmi
    data: '1'

  # Select HDMI2 and use HDFury ignore mode
  profileHDMI2:
  - op: apex-hdfurymode
    data: 'ignore'
  - op: apex-hdmi
    data: '2'