Hall Research CC-101-PRO - Manual (Page 13)

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. . How to use “Delay to Next String” and invoke repeat loop
A “Delay to Next String” wait time can be added to the end of each stored
string. This wait time can be anywhere from 0 to 65,535 seconds (~18
hours). When these stored strings are displayed by the CC-101(-PRO),
they will be displayed in order from 1 to 10. After each individual string
is shown, the CC-101(-PRO) will wait the amount of time specified in the
“Delay to Next String” field for that string. After that wait time is
complete, the CC-101(-PRO) will display the next string.
After string 10 is displayed, if there is a wait time specified in “Delay to
Next String” for string 10, the CC-101(-PRO) will wait that amount of
time then it will loop and begin displaying the stored strings again starting
with string #1. If there is no wait time specified in “Delay to Next
String” for string 10 the CC-101(-PRO) will not loop back to string #1.
Whatever text is currently overlaid on the screen will remain until the CC
Selection button is pressed.
Important note on Delay or Wait Times
The “Delay to Next String” wait times are not exclusive. This
means that during the wait time period, other actions can take
place like changing the input or output.
The “Wait Frames” command is an exclusive wait. During this
time, the CC-101-PRO will be unresponsive to any button press
or Serial communication. Use it sparingly!
. . Set CC Alt
It is used to set the current CC Alternate by selecting the desired option
button.
. . Show strings on power-on
When this checkbox is checked, the CC-101(-PRO) will always display
the stored strings immediately on power-up.