/Seqtrip
/Seqtrip1 =0;
Enable sequencer on trip 1
/Seqtrip2 =0;
Enable sequencer on trip 2
/Seqtrip3 =0;
Enable sequencer on trip 3
/Seqtrip4 =0;
Enable sequencer on trip 4
Set any of the four items above to ‘1’ to enable a sequencer on that trip input.
The audio files need to be numbered as follows:
Trip 1 sequencer, 101name.wav, 102name.wav, 103name.wav, 104name.wav etc
Trip 2 sequencer, 201name.wav, 202name.wav, 203name.wav, 204name.wav etc
Trip 3 sequencer, 301name.wav, 302name.wav, 303name.wav, 304name.wav etc
Trip 4 sequencer, 401name.wav, 402name.wav, 403name.wav, 404name.wav etc
The sequencer will reset back to the first number when a file is not found in the sequence.
All four sequencers are totally independent and can be used with different quantities of files.
The interrupt priority (/INTERUPT=?;) works on the trip numbers, NOT the audio file numbers.
If a trip is held on after the end of the audio track, that same track will LOOP. To prevent this, set the
ONE-SHOT bits in the init file.
Note: There is a limit to the number of files that the DSU500 will currently hold but this limit is depend-
ent on the length of the file names. If all file names are 8 characters or less (excluding the extension)
then you can have up to 64 files present in total but the total size of the files must also be under 8MB.
DO NOT USE INTERRUPT MODE 3 IF USING SEQUENCER AS THIS CAUSES
EVERY OTHER FILE TO BE SKIPPED
Random timer.
/RNDMIN
=10; Random timer minimum time (1 to 36000 seconds)
/RNDMAX=120; Random timer maximum time (1 to 36000 seconds)
/RNDTRIP=0;
Random timer triggers sequencer or trip input (set to 0-4)
This random timer can be used to trigger one of the four trip inputs which in turn can also activate a
sequencer on that trip.
The random timer is set up with a minimum time and a maximum time with the commands above.
The timer will then operate between those values. As soon as the timer times out, it will restart with a
new random value.
The /RNDTRIP command is used to define the trip input to activate. Set it to 1 to activate trip input 1 or
2 to activate trip input 2 etc. Set to 0 to disable the timer.
The ‘PLAY’ LED (blue) will flash if the timer is timing and no audio is playing.
Fixed Timer
/TIMER=30; Fixed timer time (set to 1 to 36000 seconds)
This command defines the running time of the fixed timer. If enabled, the timer will reload with the value
defined above as soon as it times out.
/TIMTRIP =0;
Fixed timer triggers sequencer or trip input (set to 0-4)
This command defines the trip input to activate. Set it to 1 to activate trip input 1 or 2 to activate trip
input 2 etc. Set to 0 to disable the timer.
The ‘PLAY’ LED (blue) will flash if the timer is timing and no audio is playing.
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