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AUDIO 1/2 - Audio Output Control
CODING
HEX
EQUIVALENT
DSPLY
ARGUMENT
MNM
VAL
RCU BUTTON
MNM
(Integer)
Al
F4
AUDIO llL
Al
(Inteser)
A2
FC
AUDIO 2LR
A2
AUDIOl controls output from Audio Channell (Left), and
AUDI02 controls Audio Channel 2 (Right).
When the command
is preceded by an even argument (i.e., 0, 2, 4 ••• ),
audio from that particular channel is turned "OFF"; an
odd argument (i.e., 1, 3, 5 ••• ) turns the audio channel
"ON".
If there is no preceding argument, the commands
act as a toggle switch to turn audio on or off, depending
on its previous state.
When both audio channels are ON, each signal is available
at its own audio output jack, and the combined signal
is put into the VHF output.
When only one channel is
on, it's signal appears at both audio outputs.
Example:
Play from frame 1000 to frame 3000 with Audio
output 1 off and Audio output 2 on; from frame 3000 to
frame 5000 with Audio output 1 on and Audio output 2
off.
ARGUMENT
MEMORY
AND
LOCATION
COMMAND
0013
0 AUDIOl
0015
1 AUDI02
0017
1000 SEARCH
0022
3000 AUTOSTOP
0027
AUDIOl
0028
AUDI02
0029
5000 AUTOSTOP
DESCRIPTION
Turn off Audio 1.
Turn on Audio 2.
Search to frame 1000.
Play to frame 3000.
Toggle Audio 1 (on)*.
Toggle Audio 2 (off)*.
Play to frame 5000 and
freeze frame.
* This would actually be poor programming practice if it was
really desired to force AUDIOl on and AUDI02 of 'f.
The viewer
might have toggled either audio channel during the AUTOSTOP.
TP109' Version 2.0
- 18 -
April '1984
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