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hold Temporarily hold MP3
This command will fade out and pause a currently playing mp3 file if
‘hold=1’.
This allows another mp3 file to be played such as an announcement and
then resume the original file once again. The original file will fade back in
when “hold=0”
/hold=1; Fade out and pause mp3
/hold=0; Fade back in and play the held mp3
trip Set value for trip input to wait for
This command allows you to set the value of a trip input to wait for or
branch on used by the “wtan”, “wtor” and “cond” commands.
/trip=0; Continue if all trips released
/trip=7; Continue if trip 7 activated
wtan Wait for all selected items to finish
This command will wait at this point in the command file until all
of the
selected items are satisfied.
Command format: /wtan=wxyz; Valid values for w,x,y,z can be 0 or 1
w= Wait for trip input 1= Wait for trip input to 0= ignore
equal value set by
trip in command file
If trip command is not
used, trip will default to the
value that started the command file.
x= Wait for Mp3 end 1 = Wait for MP3 end 0 = ignore
y= Variable timer time out. 1= Wait for time out 0 = ignore
z= Delay timer time out. 1= Wait for time out 0 = ignore
Example: To wait for the delay timer and an MP3 to finish;
/wtan=0101;
wtor Wait for any selected item to finish
This command will wait at this point in the command file until any
of the
selected items are satisfied.
Command format: /wtor=wxyz; Values for w,x,y,z can be 0 or 1
w= Wait of trip input 1= Wait for trip input to 0= ignore
equal value set by
trip in command file
If trip command is not
used, trip will default to the
value that started the command file.
x= Wait for Mp3 end 1 = Wait for MP3 end 0 = ignore
y= Variable timer time out. 1= Wait for time out 0 = ignore
z= Delay timer time out. 1= Wait for time out 0 = ignore
Example: To wait for either the variable timer or the MP3 to finish;
/wtan=0110;
cond Conditional branch
This command allows you to branch to one set of commands if the condi-
tions are true or a different set of commands if false. When using this
command, you must use the true=1 and endc=1 commands also.
If the conditions are not met then the commands following cond and upto
the next true command will be run followed by the commands after endc
If the conditions are met then the commands following true and upto the
command named endc will be run. This command is not nestable.
/cond=wxyz; Values for w,x,y,z can be 0 or 1
w= Check for trip input 1= Check for trip input
equal to value set by
trip in command file.
If trip command is not
used, trip will default to
the value that started the
command file.
x= Check for Mp3 end. 1= Check condition 0= ignore
y= Check variable timer 1= Check condition 0= ignore
z= Check delay timer 1= Check condition 0= ignore
Example: /cond=0100; Will branch to “true” if the MP3 has finished
The following three commands must all appear in this relative order
when using the
cond command within a command file.
/cond=xxxx;
/????=x; Other commands
/????=x; Other commands
/true=1;
/????=x; Other commands
/????=x; Other commands
/endc=1;
Example command file using cond
/loop=255;
/play=2; Play MP3 two
/wtan=0100; Wait for end of MP3
/cond=1000; Test if trip still held on. If true then goto “/true=1” cmd
If false then goto “/dlrg=000;” cmd
/dlrg=000;
/dltm=10; Start 10 second timer
/wtan=0001; Wait for timer to end
/play=3; Play MP3 three
/wtan=0100; Wait for mp3 to end then goto “/endc=1;”
/true=1;
Start of alternative commands if trip is still active.
/goto=2; Play it again
/endc=1;
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true Marker for conditional command
This command is a marker to indicate the start of the commands to run if
a conditional branch was true and the end of the commands to run if the
conditional branch was false.
/true=1;
endc Marker for conditional command
This command is a marker to indicate the end of the commands to run if
a conditional branch was true.
/endc=1;
gseq Multiple group message sequencing.
Multiple message sequencing allows upto 8 separate seuquencers to
run with upto 10 messages in each.
gseq=2 plays messages 21-29 from trip 2
gseq=5 plays messages 51-59 from trip 5
Set sequencer start and end limits to the number of messages in each
group being played at the start of each command file using the ‘gseq’
command. See below for syntax.
Note. The sequencers follow a common counter so if you play the first
message in sequencer group 1, the next trip received will play the 2nd
message in what ever group was selected with the trip.
mp3 files cmd file limits Trip input
011name.mp3 l ims=1 lime=3 1
012name.mp3
013name.mp3
021name.mp3 lims=1 lime=3 2
022name.mp3
023name.mp3
031name.mp3 lims=1 lime=3 3
032name.mp3
033name.mp3
Command files
DMS3000 V2.20
Digital Audio Playback Card
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