Q-Code User Manual
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3.9.29 Background1
Background paths can be divided into “Background1” and “Background2”, while “Background1” is for
defining the first background path, and “Background2” is for defining the second background path.
Each background path consists of the name of path, a “:
”, and one or more steps. The execution of a
path usually results from external trigger events in “Foreground Path” or the direct call from other
background paths.
Ex.
[Path]
P0: R0=0, PlayV(Ch0, Indian,8K) & [BG1, X], PlayV(Ch0, ABC,7K) & [BG3, X]
[Background1]
BG1: output1, delay(200ms), output2, delay(200ms), BG1
BG3: output3, delay(200ms), output4, delay(200ms), BG3
3.9.30 Background2
This section is almost the same as the “Background1” except for different location. “Background1” is
placed at the first location while “Background2” is placed at the second location.
Ex.
[Path]
P0: R0=0, PlayV(Indian,8K)&[X, BG2]
P1: BG(X, BG2)
[Background2]
BG2: PlayV(Ch0, $V0,12k)
3.9.31 Background3
As mentioned Background2.
Note: NY4 / NY5 / NY5+ / NY6 / NY7 / NY9T do not support Background3 section.
