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Instruction: J Parameters: n/a Description: Denotes Jukebox Mode for
this FOXCAST File
Instruction: R Parameters: n/a Description: Denotes Repeat Mode for
this FOXCAST File
Instruction: Q Parameters: n/a Description: Denotes Single Play Mode
for this FOXCAST File
Instruction: ; Parameters: Any Description: Represents the start of a
comment line.
A typical FOXCAST sequence file may look something like the following
example (note that the commands are all commented after the
semicolon to help you understand the flow):
Example FOXCAST Sequence File Layout
V 20 ; Set Volume to 20
S 15 2 ; Play sound 15, 2 times
P 90 ; Pause for 90 seconds
L 10 ; Start of 10-minute loop
V 30 ; Set volume to 30
S 80 3 ; Play Sound 80, 3 times
D 1 ; Turn on decoy
V 25 ; Set volume to 25
S 44 ; Play sound 44 one time
D 0 ; Turn off decoy
V 20 ; Set volume to 20
P 30 ; Pause for 30 seconds
E ; End of loop
Q ; Quit the sequence
A FOXCAST sequence must always begin with a volume or pause.
Without defining a volume level, the caller will default to volume level
0. A FOXCAST sequence file must always end with a specific ending
statement. “J” represents jukebox mode.
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