Gilderfluke&Co old MACs 8 bit Digital Audio System User Manual

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BIT 5 = PA ZONE PRIORITY (ON = 1)
BIT 6 = not used
BIT 7 = not used

BYTE 62 & 63 = FLAG BYTE

BIT 0 - 3 = BAUD RATE SELECT

0001 = 110 BAUD
0010 = 150 BAUD
0011 = 300 BAUD
0100 = 600 BAUD
0101 = 1200 BAUD
0110 = 2400 BAUD
0111 = 4800 BAUD
1000 = 9600 BAUD
1001 = 19200 BAUD
1010 = 48000 BAUD
1011 = 96000 BAUD

BIT 4 = not used
BIT 5 = not used
BIT 6 = not used
BIT 7 = not used

BYTE 64 & 65 = FLAG BYTE

BIT 0 = GO BACK ON EARLY STARTS (1 = ON)
BIT 1 = BANK EARLY STARTS (1= ON)
BIT 2 = JUMP FORWARD ON EARLY STARTS (1 = ON)
BIT 3 = MUTE AUDIO WHILE STOPPED (1 = ON)
BIT 4 = PARITY ENABLED (1 = ON)
BIT 5 = SELECT SPIEL FROM AUX PORT (1 = ON)
BIT 6 = CLOCK ENABLED (1 = ON)
BIT 7 = LOOP ALL SPIELS (1 = ON)

BYTE 66 = CARRIAGE RETURN

BYTE 67 = LINE FEED

EXAMPLE: to poll the configuration for card 00:

r 0 0

s0020000A0431044000010200010203040506070100000000F0010100100A0864

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"s" (TRACK#) (STRING)

Load Configuration:

This command loads the string which follows it into the configuration EEPROM for the Digital
Audio Repeater specified by the TRACK#. This command is used to load the configuration
from another source into one or more Digital Audio Repeater. Since the Configuration Dump
command leads off its string with a 's5AA5', data saved in the Configuration Dump command
can be reloaded into the audio system by simply sending back to it.

To do this:

Tell your modem program to delay slightly between characters so you donÕt over run the input
buffer of the Digital Audio Repeater (or lower the baud rate 110 or so).

Tell your computer to send out the previously saved output string from the Configuration
Dump command.

Start Commands

"t" (TRACK#)

Start Track:

"u"

Start All:

"v"

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