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Enhanced Version

Advanced Display

Protocol (ADP)

Users Manual

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Page 1: ...Enhanced Version Advanced Display Protocol ADP Users Manual www 4u2seedisplays com...

Page 2: ...out notice Companies names and data used in examples herein are fictitious unless otherwise noted No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or me...

Page 3: ...from STRING S File to TEXT Files T 17 6 1 6 Nesting for STRING File 18 6 2 Customizing Defaults 18 6 2 1 Default Instructions E Command Code 18 6 3 Start Mode Commands 0X1B 22 6 3 1 Vertical Position...

Page 4: ...29 6 4 13 Embed Time of Day into Messages 29 6 4 14 Embed Date into Messages 30 6 4 15 Embed String Files in Text 30 7 0 Examples of Coding 34 Appendix A Updating an Enhanced 4U2SEE with Firmware 8E0...

Page 5: ...follows C This is the system drive where default fonts settings and colors are stored Currently this is not accessible with the remote control but other Electro Matic communication devices can be uti...

Page 6: ...st computer must be in the same subnet mask range as your display Example If your display s IP address is 192 168 3 250 and the subnet mask for your Host computer is 255 255 255 0 then your Host compu...

Page 7: ...ion 6 2 2 All standard transmission coding conventions are explained in table 2 and throughout this manual 3 All factory defaults can be altered unless otherwise noted 4 When the TEXT is wrapping from...

Page 8: ...2006 Electro Matic Products Inc All rights reserved 8 Convention Description 0x01 ASCII control character abbreviation A ASCII character in this case the letter A 3 0 DOCUMENT INFORMATION 3 1 Documen...

Page 9: ...ndard Figure 1 Non printable control characters like 0x01 are used in the packet Table 2 Standard Transmission Packet Format 0x01 Address Sign 0x02 Command Data 0x04 Pre filler Address Code Field Figu...

Page 10: ...d STRING files refer to section 6 G Data Field Made up of ASCII characters The Data Field format is dependent on the preceding Command Code Example 0x01 Z00 0x02 Aq This is where you type message 0x04...

Page 11: ...to be stored and displayed The format is 0x0F XFAA Drive X Folder F File AA Where X Drive see explanation Where F Folder see explanation Where AA File Name combination of any two valid file labels ref...

Page 12: ...Display Protocol ADP Version 4 0 Copyright 2006 Electro Matic Products Inc All rights reserved 12 5 2 EXPANDED FILE 4 The expansion of TEXT files can not be accomplished with FlexSender prior to 4U2S...

Page 13: ...essed See Appendix C Expanded Single Valid File Labels Characters Example 0x01 Z00 0x02 A This is where you type message 0x04 The conventional formats for writing files to a 4U2SEE display board are g...

Page 14: ...ns Table 4 Write STRING File Transmission Packet to Default Drive Command Data Code Field File G Label A B Item Name Description A Command Code G Write STRING file Example 0x01 Z00 0x02 GV 500 0x04 B...

Page 15: ...spaces need to be between the File Label and the beginning of your message or between the end of your message and the End of Transmission H in table 2 Also all bold text in the above ASCII code are su...

Page 16: ...G Write TEXT file Example 0x01 Z00 0x02 G 0x0F DSDM 500 0x04 B Expansion One ASCII character that indicates the TEXT file being accessed See Appendix C Expanded Single Valid File Labels Characters Exa...

Page 17: ...SCII code are supplied to aid each circumstance and all non bolded format is explained in table 2 3 There is a possibility of seventeen thousand six hundred and seventy two 17 672 combination Expanded...

Page 18: ...tored in default Folder S S PLEASE NOTE 1 All bold text in the above ASCII code examples are supplied to aid each circumstance and all non bolded format text is explained in Table 2 6 1 6 Nesting for...

Page 19: ...ield then the group address is assumed to be 00 and the 2 digits represent the unit number UU This change is typical throughout the manual changing to 00 after the Z PLEASE NOTE The Group Unit number...

Page 20: ...setting 0 Normal 5 0x01 Z00 0x02 E F0 0x04 1 Normal 7 Factory default 0x01 Z00 0x02 E F1 0x04 2 Normal 14 0x01 Z00 0x02 E F2 0x04 3 Normal 15 0x01 Z00 0x02 E F3 0x04 4 Normal 16 0x01 Z00 0x02 E F4 0x...

Page 21: ...default drive being E flash the default font size being normal 7 and the default in mode would hold 0x01 Z01 0x02 E C1DEF1 0x04 In the above example the default character color would red the default...

Page 22: ...tion specification on the display Middle 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x1B a This is where to type message 0x04 Top 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x1B a This is where to type message 0x04 Bottom 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x1B a This i...

Page 23: ...d Rain w Raining Materialize x Appears Disappears in Dots Twinkle z Appears Disappears in Stars Squiggle 1 Appears Disappears in Squiggle Radar 2 Appears Disappears in Sonar FanOpen 3 Fan Opening Up F...

Page 24: ...ode placement and the beginning of your message or between the end of your message and the End of Transmission H in Table 2 Also all bold text in the above ASCII code examples are supplied to aid each...

Page 25: ...ot flash 0x01 Z00 0x02 GU 0x07 0This message will not flash 0x04 6 4 2 Display Date and Time Stamp Command Codes 0x0B The available command display formats are given below MM DD YY 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x...

Page 26: ...cumstance and all non bolded format text is explained in Table 2 3 When the TEXT is wrapping from one line to the next the display board will go back from the end of the first line of TEXT and search...

Page 27: ...0x02 AA 0x19 This is where you type message 0x04 PLEASE NOTE 1 In the above examples no carriage return spaces need to be between the Speed Selection and the beginning of your message or between the...

Page 28: ...d code reference Appendix D Examples of FlexSender Code 6 4 11 Play List or Run Sequence Existing or creating messages you would like to appear on the display can be apart of a play list or run sequen...

Page 29: ...6 4 11 The ASCII command of 0x01 Z00 0x02 E 0x04 where E represents a special function where period represents the delete delimiter PLEASE NOTE 1 This command will delete the current play list sequenc...

Page 30: ...bove For Example The following command calls the string file U in text file A 0x01 Z00 0x02 AACURRENT DATE 0x10 U 0x04 The following command calls the date in MM DD YY format with in the string file U...

Page 31: ...re added to the 4U2SEE ADP Protocol for firmware 9721 01 or newer 6 5 1 Set Time of Day a Set Time of Day Space 20 Hex The command for updating the time of the day 24 hour format is 0x01 Z00 0x02 E Hh...

Page 32: ...nd E drives in 4U2SEE It will also clear the play list from both the Flash and RAM memory C and E drives in 4U2SEE regardless of where the play list is saved based on the Default Display Setting For E...

Page 33: ...y to 24 Hour format 0x01 Z00 0x02 E M 0x04 6 5 6 Set Date Set Date 3B Hex The command for setting date is 0x01 Z00 0x02 E MMDDYY 0x04 Where MM Two ASCII digits that represent the month DD Two ASCII di...

Page 34: ...ove writes a message to File 8 on the default Drive in the default Folder with the mode command displaying the rotating message in the center of the display in red text This example does not default t...

Page 35: ...ed to be between the selection attribute and the beginning of your message or between the end of your message and the End of Transmission H in Table 2 Also format characters are explained in Table 2 a...

Page 36: ...a 3000 Version 2 14 software which can be purchased through Electro matic Products Inc Warranty will be voided if not performed by trained technicians Checking the version of Sigma 3000 There is multi...

Page 37: ...r is not appropriate 2 Cycle electrical power initial users introduce electrical power and copy down all information displayed on the sign This system information will be utilized later in this docume...

Page 38: ...hart will appear as shown below 7 If connection fails then you will receive as shown below 8 When connection is successful select Tool select CPU Update as shown below 9 When CPU Update is chosen a fi...

Page 39: ...e has been sent you will receive a confirmation as shown below 12 When the Information dialog box step 11 is received please wait for the control board in the sign to make an audio response beep 13 Af...

Page 40: ...default IP address must be used for this step reference the Please Note item B affiliated with step 5 17 Once communications are successfully obtained select System Set as shown below 18 To edit un gr...

Page 41: ...ssful execution of steps 5 7 then a Sending bar chart like step 10 will appear When successful transmission an Information dialog box step 11 will appear 24 Cycle power and System Information will app...

Page 42: ...ess ESC until you get back to the display mode 7 Press ENTER 8 Press ESC until you get back to the display 2 The second method is utilizing FlexSender software Enter 0x01 Z00 0x02 E 0x04 in the messag...

Page 43: ...76H v 27H 37H 7 47H G 57H W 67H g 77H w 28H 38H 8 48H H 58H X 68H h 78H x 29H 39H 9 49H I 59H Y 69H i 79H y 2AH 3AH 4AH J 5AH Z 6AH j 7AH z 2BH 3BH 4BH K 5BH 6BH k 7BH 2CH 3CH 4CH L 5CH 6CH l 7CH 2DH...

Page 44: ...0 0x02 AA 0x0a IJin mode rotateright 0x04 29 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a IKin mode rotateleft 0x04 30 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a ILin mode center2corner 0x04 31 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a IMin mode corner2center 0x04...

Page 45: ...AA 0x0a O out mode Lft2RtDownCor 0x04 88 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a O out mode Rt2LftDownCor 0x04 89 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a O out mode Left2RtUpCor 0x04 90 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a O_in mode Rt2LftUpCor 0x04 9...

Page 46: ...0x02 AA 0x0a Ic in mode unveil up out 0x04 153 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a Id in mode splice acros 0x04 154 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a Ie in mode splice verti 0x04 155 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a If in mode fall left...

Page 47: ...2 E VR 0x04 230 0x01 Z00 0x02 E VL 0x04 231 0x01 Z00 0x02 E VC 0x04 232 0x01 Z00 0x02 E W0 0x04 233 0x01 Z00 0x02 E W1 0x04 234 Please Note Reference table __ for a complete listing and examples of cu...

Page 48: ...commands and referenced in section 6 3 10 Lines 94 100 are Speed commands and can be referenced in section 6 3 6 Lines 101 104 129 135 166 176 are Date and Time Stamp commands and can be referenced in...

Page 49: ...x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a II 0x04 Fan closing up RotateRight 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a IJ 0x04 Rotation to right RotateLeft 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a IK 0x04 Rotation to left Center2Corner 0x01 Z00 0x02 AA 0x0a IL...

Page 50: ...section 6 4 4 0E 0x0E Hold section 6 4 10 0F 0x0F Extended File Addressing section 6 10 0x10 Call STRING File sections 6 1 2 6 1 4 6 1 6 11 Not used Was In Modes Replaced with 0x1B I_ 12 Not used Was...

Page 51: ...ages Added new command 6 4 14 Embed Date into Messages Added new command 6 4 15 Embed a string file within text Added new command Page 30 Note Please note improvements to string file update with firmw...

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