Path_Command

Description

Mi:[Path1, Path2,

Path3, .... Pathn]

Path1 is executed when Mi=1;

Path2 is executed when Mi=2;

....

Pathn is executed when Mi=n

Random(Mi)

Get a random code and put it to Mi

Timert: timer_path

Initial the timer. If time out then timer_path is executed, t=0.1~65 sec.

TimerON

Start the timer counter

TimerOFF

Stop timer counter

n*soundfile, n*#N or

#N

Play the soundfile n times

#N is the N¢th soundfile which is defined in the audio file declaration part.

The starting number is 0

[n*soundfile] or

[repeat *soundfile]

Play the soundfile n times or repeatedly via channel 2 and simultaneously

execute the next path command.

Wait

Stop executing the next path command until the channel 2 soundfile is

terminated.

Note: The n of TRn ranges from 1 to 32

²Volume_1=15² is equal to ²Volume=15²

²Samplerate_1=4000² is equal to ²Samplerate=4000², ²4000² means that the sampling rate is

4kHz.

The Mi, Mj are working registers (i, j=0, 1, 2, ..., 10), the M0~M4 are dedicated for users, the

others are shared with VAR and Timer command.

Register

Command

Comment

M0~M4

¾

Normal register

M5, M6

VAR

If the VAR instruction is used, the M5, M6 will be invalid.

M7~M10

Timer

If the Timer instruction are used, the M7~M10 will be in-

valid.

Example:

EASY 4

INPUT STATES

;

TR1

TR2

TR3

TR4

start:

/P1

X

X

X

PATHS

POWERON:

start

END

where ²POWERON² is a reserved pathname and provides the initial setting. When the power is

turned on, a falling edge trigger in TR1 is accepted and others are all ignored.

HT84XXX

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April 26, 2000