NyQuest Innovation Labs Q-Code, User Manual

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Q-Code User Manual
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MISC Command
Input State Action Mark State Wave Mark State Melody Mark State NoteOn State
QFID State Key_CLR Key_ON Key_OFF Stop
Pause(n) Resume(n) ReadChannel PauseDown ResumeUp
Audio_ON Audio_OFF AudioMode NoiseFilter_ON NoiseFilter_OFF
AGC_On AGC_Off RampUp RampDown AutoSleep_On
AutoSleep_Off WDT_CLR Repeat Slow SlowOff
END ChMode(n) ReadRollingCode(Ri:Rj:Rk:Rl:Rm) ReadRadj(Ri)
SW_Reset Debounce(Time) Direct_Debounce(Time) Matrix_Debounce(Time) Ri = LVD
4.31.1 Input State
This command is for changing current key corresponding pattern. User can set different input states in
[Input State]
to control requirements of different key triggered.
Ex.
[Input State]
KEY1: TR1 TR2 X /TR4
[Path]
PowerOn : KEY1 ; Set Input State as KEY1.
4.31.2 Action Mark State
User can insert marks in action files while editing file through Q-Visio . When Q-Code accesses the
marks, it will execute the corresponding path of current Action Mark state.
There can be as many as 255 such marks from A1 to A255. After Action Marks are defined, users just
have to insert corresponding Action Mark path and .vio file into
Q-Code to activate Action Mark feature.
User can define the sets of corresponding states up to maximum 255.
Ex.
[Action Mark]
；
A1 A2 A3 A4
ActionMark1: AM1 AM2 AM3 AM4
[Path]
PowerOn: ActionMark1, PlayA(PF.3, CH1, $VIO1.A1)
[Background1]
AM1: PB=0x1 ; When system reads ActionMark A1, AM1 is executed.
AM2: PB=0x2 ; When system reads ActionMark A2, AM2 is executed.