ID-AL ChronoPlayer - User Guide V1.0
written with 3 digits (example: 001, 045, 999). It is between 001 and 999.
The file defining the bytes to send must be named
serial.txt
. This file must be located at the root of the
storage device (SD card or USB flash drive).
This file is a text file (raw text, without formatting) that can be created with any simple text editor like
“Notepad” from Windows, or similar. This file must be saved with the “ANSI” encoding. Do not use special
characters.
The file
serial.txt
of RS-232 codes is a text file containing one or several lines. Each of these lines
includes a sequence of bytes expressed in hexadecimal (from 00h to FFh) and separated with a space. Only
the two characters of the wished hexadecimal value are required.
Each line of this file must start with the following parameter:
#xxx
: the xxx ID of the line containing the bytes to send related to the xxx of the tag.
[RS002] → line
#002
– The tag [RS002] will send the sequence of bytes of the line
#002
of the
serial.txt
file.
Example of lines contained in the
serial.txt
file
It is also possible to append comments to the lines of this file with two slashes (
//
comment).
Example
Example to allow the triggering of the playback of the folder 001 of another ChronoPlayer
Example
Folder Name
Action Performed by the Tag
001[RS001]
Send the bytes of the line
#001
of the file
serial.txt
at the beginning of the playback
of the folder 001.
002[RS064]
Send the bytes of the line
#064
of the file
serial.txt
at the beginning of the playback
of the folder 064.
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© 2016, Waves System
#001:45 85 63 21 78 A5 B2
#002:98 75 21 35 45 98
#100:21 35 45 78 A5 B2
// example file
#001:05 A1 FF E4 // inline comment
#005:45 85 63 21 78 A5 B2
#100:98 75 35 45 98 // my command
// other command
#064: 48 25 Ce 8b
#128:4C 8E D9 5A //
#999:a4 Fc 48 3e 8B
// comment at the end of the file
#001:80 01 01
