Q-Code User Manual
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TR1: PlayV(Ch0,$V0)
; Play Voice.
TR2: NoiseFilter_ON
;
Open Noise Filter.
TR3: NoiseFilter_OFF
; Close Noise Filter.
4.31.21 AGC_On
Enable the AGC function. When using VR or the Record command in
Q-Code
, AGC (Auto Gain Control)
can avoid excessive volume and signal saturation. On the other hand, it also can improve the
recognition rate of VR and reduce the Record noises.
Note:
1. NY4 / NY5 / NY5+ / NY6 / NY7 / NY9T do not support this command.
2. If the project contains VR, and the IC body is not NX12P44, the default is Enable.
4.31.22 AGC_Off
Disable the AGC function. When using VR or the Record command in
Q-Code
, AGC (Auto Gain
Control) can avoid excessive volume and signal saturation. On the other hand, it also can improve the
recognition rate of VR and reduce the Record noises.
Note:
1. NY4 / NY5 / NY5+ / NY6 / NY7 / NY9T do not support this command.
2. If the project contains VR, and the IC body is not NX12P44, the default is Enable.
Ex.
If the recording sounds noisy at high volume, user can reduce the noise by turning on the AGC.
[Path]
TR1: Record($Rec0,5s)
; Start to record
TR2: PlayV(CH0,$Rec0)
; Play the recording
TR3: AGC_On
; Turn on AGC
TR4: AGC_Off
; Turn off AGC
4.31.23 RampUp
The system will conduct RampUp for user automatically when
Q-Code
is about to play voice file or
melody file. If user has special requirements of conducting RampUp command manually,
Q-Code
language provides RampUp command.
Note:
1. NY4 / NY9T / NX1 do not support this command.
2. If RampUp command is executed, system will not execute RampUp procedure before IC
enter sleep mode or execute RampDn command.
3. No other step can be conducted during theexecuting. The next step can only be executed
after the execution is finished.
