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AM3: PB=0x3
; When system reads ActionMark A3, AM3 is executed.
AM4: PB=0x4
; When system reads ActionMark A4, AM4 is executed.
4.31.3 Wave Mark State
This feature is for user to add action according to the Wave Mark in
Quick-IO
file while playing Voice
file. User can insert Mark anywhere in Voice file to manage the background actions while using
Quick-IO
for editing files. There can be as many as 15 such numbers from [M1] to [M15]. User can
switch Wave Mark State to change actions to be taken while playing voice. There can be as many as
255 Wave Mark States.
Note: NY6 / NY7 / NY9T do not support WaveMark State.
[Wave Mark]
;
M1
M2
M3
M4
WaveMark1: WM1
WM2 WM3 WM4
[Path]
PowerOn:
WaveMark1, PlayV($V0)
[Background1]
WM1: PB=0x1
; When Wave Mark M1 is reached, WM1 is executed.
WM2: PB=0x2
; When Wave Mark M2 is reached, WM2 is executed.
WM3: PB=0x3
; When Wave Mark M3 is reached, WM3 is executed.
WM4: PB=0x0
; When Wave Mark M4 is reached, WM4 is executed.
4.31.4 Melody Mark State
This feature is for user to add the background path action according to the Melody Mark in
MIDI file
while playing Melody file. User can insert Mark anywhere in the Voice file to manage the background
actions while using
Q-Melody
/
Q-MIDI
for editing files. There can be as many as 255 such numbers
from [M1] to [M255] with 255 background actions attached to each number. There can be as many as
255 Melody Mark State.
Note: NY4 / NY9T do not support Melody Mark State.
[Melody Mark]
;
M1
M2
M3
M4
MelodyMark1: MM1 MM2 MM3 MM4
[Path]
PowerOn:
MelodyMark1, PlayM($M0)
[Background1]
MM1: PB=0x1
; When system reads Melody Mark M1, MM1is executed.
