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Conguration
Strobed MCF example
# Strobed Master Control File example.
# Provides the option of (1) loading a new le into memory for each mark
# or (2) marking the existing le stored in memory multiple times.
# The detection of a Strobe input ends the current mark session and begins a new session.
# OnBeforeMarkSession and OnAfterMarkSession events occur before/after each mark session.
# If a Strobe is not detected, the currently loaded le in Flyer memory continues to mark. In this case,
# OnBeforeMarkSession and OnAfterMarkSession events are not applicable and do not occur.
Type=1
# For the Strobe, look at IN1/IN0 and match on an “01” state (IN1 = “0”, IN0 = “1”).
Strobe=0x03 0x01
# Set output OUT7 = “1” and OUT6 = “0” to indicate that another input read/le match
# operation will begin after the InitialDelay command.
SetDigitalInit=0xC0 0x80
# Add a 5-millisecond (ms) delay to allow input states to transition and settle before read.
InitialDelay=5
# Add a NullFile command – if input states do not match a valid le, then wait 10 ms
# and check inputs again.
NullFile=10
# Add Error command keyword to set output state before mark session ends if
# error condition occurs. Set OUT7 to “0” and OUT6 to “1” on error.
Error=0xC0 0x40
# Set mask to specify inputs used for le selection. In this case, read inputs IN3 – IN0.
FileMask=0x0F
# Now for the mark les.
# With four inputs (IN3 – IN0) we can make 16 discrete matches; however, we will
# not use the 0 state where IN3 – IN0 are all “0” because this could indicate
# the inputs are disconnected or otherwise unavailable. We want to ensure that only
# an active input state causes lasing to occur.
# Remember path and lenames are case sensitive!!

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