4U2SEE
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Enhanced Version Advanced Display Protocol (ADP) • Version 4.0
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6.5.2 Clear RAM Memory
Clear RAM Memory (“$” 24H)
The command clears the messages stored in the RAM memory (E Drive in 4U2SEE). It will also
clear the play list from the default play list location based on the Default Display Setting (Either
C or E Drive in 4U2SEE).
This command has been modified from the previous version of protocol. The command used to
clear messages from both the Flash and RAM memory (D and E Drives in 4U2SEE).
For Example,
In the Default Display Settings screen below, the play list is saved in C. The following command
will clear the RAM memory of the display and the play list saved in the C drive in this case.
<0x01>Z00<0x02>E$<0x04>
6.5.3 Clear Flash and RAM
Clear Flash and RAM Memory (“$$$$” 24H (four))
The command clears the messages stored in both the Flash and RAM memory (D and E drives
in 4U2SEE). It will also clear the play list from both the Flash and RAM memory (C and E drives
in 4U2SEE) regardless of where the play list is saved based on the Default Display Setting.
For Example,
The following command will clear the Flash and RAM memory and the play list from the display
<0x01>Z00<0x02>E$$$$<0x04>
The command clears the messages stored in both the Flash and RAM memory but does not
delete the playlist from the Flash memory (C drive in 4U2SEE) on firmware 9721-01. The Playlist
will be deleted with this command in next firmware release.
6.5.4 Set Day of Week
Set Day of Week (“&” 26 Hex)
The command for setting day of week is
<0x01>Z00<0x02>E&W<0x04>
Where W is the day of week as given below.
“1” 31 Hex = Sunday
“2” 32 Hex = Monday
“3” 33 Hex = Tuesday
“4” 34 Hex = Wednesday
“5” 35 Hex = Thursday
“6” 36 Hex = Friday
“7” 37 Hex = Saturday
For example,
The following command calls the day of week in text file A.
<0x01>Z00<0x02>AA<0x0B>9<0x04>
The following command sets the day of week to Sunday.
<0x01>Z00<0x02>E&1<0x04>
6.5.5 Set Time Format
Set Time Format (“’” 27 Hex)
The command for setting time format is
6.5.5 • SET TIME FORMAT
