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Chapter Four • LD-V8000 Level II
DIN
62) DIN (Data Input)
Function: DIN provides information about the viewer's response to the last Input-type
command (INPUT, FIN, TIN, FTI, or IIN).
Argument
[Ignored]
Explanation: DIN generates a value to be used as an argument by the command which
follows it. DIN generates a value of 0 through 20, depending on the last input received.
A 0 - 9 numeric-digit button generates the corresponding value, 0 - 9. A function key
input generates a value of 10 through 19 (see FIN). A timeout generates the value 20.
It can be used after any of the input commands to determine which input was received.
Example #1: Digit 6 input shows frame 200. Other inputs are ignored.
Address
Argument
0000
0002
0003
0005
0007
0008
0011
0012
Example #2: Following a button press of a 0 - 9 digit button, place the associated
numerical value in Register 0.
Address
Argument
0000
0002
0004
4-54
Hex Code
1E
Command
1
INPUT
BRANCH
6
GET
DIN
COMPARE
BRANCH
12
BRANCH
BRANCH
200
SEARCH
Command
1
INPUT
4
BRANCH
DIN
GET
TP 114 v. 1.1
Mnemonic
DIN
Hex Code
Comment
F8
Make the player wait for input
CF
0-digit: ignore, go to address 0
08
Set R0 = 6
04
Compare R0 with input #
CF
6 > #, ignore
CF
6 = #, go show frame 200
CF
6 < #, ignore
F7
Show frame 200
Hex Code
Comment
F8
Accept viewer input
CF
0-digit
08
digits 1-9: R0 <-- digit number
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