Delta HDMP_S100, User Manual

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Each section is actually a playlist itself. It will be triggered by one of its headers, and then
proceed the commands or playbacks in sequence. Usually at the end of playbacks, there
will be a jump to indicate what to do afterward. In following paragraph, the following syntax
convention will be used.
Syntax Convention:
{ } = Require input parameter
( ) = Optional parameter
Section Headers
Section headers are the starting points of a section. If multiple headers are used for a
section, any of the headers can trigger the section. There are three types of headers:
section ID, time triggered and hard triggered.
Section ID
This type of header is simply an indicator of the starting of a section. Since it won’t start
the section by itself, usually it relies on other trigger events such as JUMP event.
Syntax:
[PL{id}]
Valid parameter values:
{id} = 0-255
Examples:
[PL0]
[PL123]
Note that the header is an indicator of starting of a section, but it is NOT the ending of
other section. This is a common misconception. For example,
[PL1:start]
<video1.wmv>
[PL2]
<video2.wmv>
[PL2] is simply a start point of the section (PL2), but it is not the end point of [PL1].
Therefore the flow of this playlist file will be:
1. Start with section header (PL1) because of the hard triggered.
2. Play
video1.wmv
3. Proceed section (id=2)
4. Play
video2.wmv
5. Stop