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Play sound 12 one time
Pause for 60 seconds
Set volume to 23
Play sound 1 one time
End
The above example uses the following syntax to deNOTE instructions for the
Prairie Blaster. All possible commands are shown below:
Instruction
Value
Description
S
0 – 499
DeNOTEs numerical value of sound on unit
V
0 – 40
DeNOTEs numerical value of volume level
P
1 - 99999
DeNOTEs delay value in seconds (approx.)
J
n/a
DeNOTEs Jukebox Mode
R
n/a
DeNOTEs Repeat Mode
Q
n/a
DeNOTEs Single Play Mode
Any time you author your own sequence file manually, make certain that each
instruction code is followed by a space and then the value.
NOTE:
Each file must begin with a P or V value—if you start the sequence with
a sound, the Prairie Blaster will not know at what volume level to play the
sound.
Also make sure that you end the instructions with a capital J, R, or Q. If you
end the file with J, the Prairie Blaster will move on to the next available
sequence. If the file ends with R, the Prairie Blaster will repeat the current
sequence. Ending the file with a Q will result in the sequence playing one time.
If you desire to have a sound play more than one loop, you will need to have
the sound listed as many times as you wish it to play. Example:
V 10
S 16
S 16
S 16
V 15
S 16
Q
This example shows that the volume is set to 10 for three loops playing sound
number 16. The volume then switches to level 15 and plays sound 16 one last
time.
After creating your sequence file in NOTEpad (or basic text editor), be sure to
