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Scheduler commands

Scheduler commands

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Scheduler commands

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List of available scheduler commands.

 

Note: the event window has a wizard that can enter most of the commands for you automatically. Most of the time, there's no need to enter commands manually.

 

play X

play track number X in the playlist

stop

stop playback

next

proceed to the next track

prev

return to the previous track

generate preset_name

generate [pro] preset_name

create a playlist from a playlist template called preset_name (created earlier in the playlist generator). For example, we have a template named "ROCK 2 Hours" (without quotes). To generate a playlist using a template, use the command: generate Rock 2 hours.

 

to generate a playlist using Playlist Generator pro, the command will look like this:

generate [pro] preset_name

setvol x

set volume to X (0 to 100), i.e. setvol 70. Moreover, you can specify the length of time (in milliseconds) for the volume to reach the desired level (syntax: setvol X time_ms). For example, setvol 70 500 will set the volume level to 70 over a period of 0.5 second.

fadeout time_ms

fade out playlist playback in time_ms milliseconds. Example: fadeout 500

profile name

load profile "name"

set / clr com (1-9) (dtr|txd)

set/clear value at the com-port out; out can be either dtr (pin 4) or txd (pin 3). For example, set coml dtr - set high dtr com1 level. clr com2 txd - clear (set low level) at txd com2 out. Low com-port level corresponds to -12V and high level to + 12V.

set/clr func_name

enable/disable the func_name mode. For example, set shuffle - enable shuffle (random playback); clr repeat_track - disable track repetition. func_name can be one of:

 

repeat_track

break

shuffle

repeat_list

 

(these names correspond to the four modes that can be set by way of the buttons buttons shown below the playlist)

load filename

load the filename file. The file can contain profile (.prf), playlist (.m3u), or scheduler task list (.sdl). If the full pathname is not specified, the program looks for a profile in the \Profile folder, for a playlist in the \Playlist folder, for a scheduler list in the \Presets\Schedule folder. A playlist is loaded into the Main list.

getrandomplaylist folder_name

load a random playlist from the folder_name folder. For example,

"getrandomplaylist d:\music\playlists".

The loaded playlist will be added to the end of the current playlist.

read_folder path_to_folder

clear a playlist, add files from the specified folder in the random order. Example: read_folder c:\music\day

clearplaylist

clears the playlist

reboot

restart the system

poweroff

shut the system down and turn off the power

connect

disconnect

connect - connect to the broadcasting server. If the parameter is not specified, the program connects to all the servers specified in the settings. As a parameter, you can set a value from 1 to N to connect to a specific server.

disconnect - disconnects the server. Parameters are the same as for connect.

scheduler on

scheduler off

commands to temporarily turn the scheduler on and off; useful for live shows.

scheduler off command puts the scheduler in a suspended state - no events will be started except for events with the "scheduler on" command.

scheduler on command turns the scheduler on from the suspended state. The command works only if the scheduler was turned off using the "scheduler off" command. It doesn't work when the scheduler was manually turned off by unchecking the "On" checkbox.

 

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