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Maestro — Channel Branding User Guide
Appendix A — Text Display Formatting Sequences
%m
Minutes Value
Inserts the formatted 2-digit numeric minute with
leading zeros in the range of 00-59.
%c"[red-
value>,
Change font color. Font color change
supersedes the font color defined dur-
ing template configuration. The color
change is active until the end of the
current line. Default template font
color is asserted at each update repe-
tition of the template.
range of 0-255
range of 0-255
range of 0-255
For example:
%c[255,0,0] = RED Font
%c[0,255,0] = GREEN Font
%c[0,0,255] = BLUE font
%c[0,0,0] = BLACK font
%c[255,255,255] = WHITE font color
%c[]
Restore Default template font color.
%c[] = Default Template Font Color.
%E
Drop Shadow Effect = ON
Enables Drop Shadow Effect as defined in the default
template. Remains in effect until turned OFF by %e
command.
%e
Drop Shadow Effect = OFF
Disables Drop Shadow Effect. Remains in effect until
turned ON by %E command.
%%
Insert Literal “%” Character
Literal Text Ele-
ments
Insert ASCII Text Characters
Any ASCII alphanumeric character including spaces,
Cr, Lf, etc., encountered in a text template or data file
that do not meet the definitions of a Control or For-
matting Sequence is inserted as literal text element at
the current position is the text display.
%c[red-
value>,
Change drop shadow color. Drop
shadow color change supersedes the
drop shadow color defined during
template configuration. The color
change is active until the end of the
current line. Default template drop
shadow color is asserted at each
update repetition of the template.
range of 0-255
range of 0-255
range of 0-255
value in range of 0-255
Restore Default template drop shadow
color.
%c[255,0,0,255] = RED Font
%c[0,255,0,255] = GREEN Font
%c[0,0,255,255] = BLUE font
%c[0,0,0,255] = BLACK font
%c[255,255,255,128] = WHITE font color with 50%
transparency
%c[]
Restore Default template drop shadow
color.
%c[] = Default Template drop shadow Color
%f[dx,dy]
Set drop shadow offset. Defines the
placement of the drop shadow with
respect to the associated character.
Minus (-) values lead the character, to
the left and above.
Non-minus values lag the character to
the right and below.
%f[3,3] = Drop shadow positioned 3-pixels to the
right and 3-lines below the upper left corner of the
associated character
%f[]
Restore default drop shadow offset
Table 3. Branding Engine Text Display Formatting Sequences
Formatting
Sequence
Description
Example