ID-AL EventPlayer mkII EP220 User Manual page 20

ID-AL - EventPlayer mkII - Audio and DMX player - User manual
[Jxxx]
designates the folder number to use after reading the current file.
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By adding this parameter within the file name, you define the conduct of the player at the end of the reading
of the current file in order to read another file.
- If the destination folder does not exist, the playback is stopped.
- If the designating folder does not contain a file and if a name contains an optional tag, this option is
executed. If no option is indicated, the player turns into stop mode.
Example:
My file [J002].mp3 - Jumps to folder 002 after reading file.
003 [J023][RL02].mp3 - Enable output 2 and jumps to folder 023 after reading file 003.
034 [J034].wav - Jumps to folder 034 after reading the file. It's not a loop with the file 034 but a jump to
folder 034.
This function allows for example to survey a file in order that he is followed by a Jump.
Several files can designate the same directory of jump.
Example :
001[J100].mp3 – After the reading of the file 001, Jump into folder 100
002[J100].wav – After the reading of the file 002, Jump into the folder 100
[NT]
- This option defines the interruption mode of the file currently read .
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If this option is registered in the file name, the file cannot be interrupted and instructions received are ignored.
Without this option, reading of the current file can be interrupted at any time by an external action
except if the option is included within the name of the file.
Example:
001 [NT].mp3 - The file can NOT be interrupted.
An action on one of the input contacts, through RS232 link or any other is ignored and the reading of the
current reading is not stopped. Caution! The action is not memorised and the triggering information is lost.
The files that can be interrupted and those that can not be interrupted can coexist in the same folder.
Note: the [NT] tag work exclusively on the change folder commands. The PLAY, STOP, NEXT FILE or
PREVIOUS FILE commands are immediately executed.
[RSxxx]
– This tag allows to send bytes through RS232 output.
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This tag allows to send bytes onto the RS232 output. When the file is called, a list of bytes is transferred
by the serial link in order to control other devices ( another player, switching grid, projector..) The bytes to
send are included in a text file that will be especially created for that purpose.
Value by default : 19200 Bauds - 8 bits – no parity – 1 bit start – 1 bit stop
(modifiable through the config.txt file - see chapter 5)
The xxx parameter of the tag [RSxxx] is the number of serial command to send (number of the line in the
«serial.txt» file). It is always written with 3 digits (example: 001, 045, 999). It is between 001 and 999.
The file definition of the bytes to send must be named : serial.txt
This file will be copied at the root of the media (SD memory card or USB flash drive)
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