Alcorn McBride A/V Binloop Uncompressed User’s Manual
Page 99
prompted for the Ethernet port letter, protocol format,etc. We’ll
use serial port, with port1, ASCII protocol, and the defaults for
the communicant fields. These being a baud rate of 9600, a
parity of n, 8 bits, 1 stop bits, and port mode of rs232.
5. Click
Next
to advance to the next dialog, where you can assign
Device Variables. These are variables that can be controlled by
the Device itself and are useful for error detection and unsolicited
device status indications. We won’t be using them in this
example, so just click
Next
again to advance to the next dialog.
6. The last dialog allows you to include some comments about the
Device. Here is where you could describe where the device is
located, or what it is used for (i.e. “Preshow main video”, or
something like that). Click
Finish
to and you will have added the
A/V Binloop Uncompressed to your list of Devices…
Creating a Sequence
Next, let’s add a new sequence called
PlayClip
. Click on the
Sequences
tab, then double-click on the empty cell just below the cell that contains
Default
. Type in the name “
PlayClip
”.
