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V Series Network Controllers Alcorn McBride February 25, 2014 User’s Guide

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 100 Device Control Events Built-In Events send a custom message to a specific Ethernet or serial de

V16Pro Page 101 V16Pro V16Pro Figure 1- Front View Figure 2 - Rear View Specifications Size and Weight: Standard 2U rack mount

V16Pro Page 102 Discrete Outputs DB-37F NTSC or PAL Sync Input BNC Power barrel jack LTC Input 3-pin XLR Female LTC Output 3-pin XLR Male

V16Pro Page 103 V16Pro Immunity Compliance: EN 55103-2:2009, Electromagnetic compatibility (Imuunity). Product family standard for audio

V16Pro Page 104 1. The programmer port is RS-232C only while the show control ports 1-16 have RS-232C as well as RS422/485. 2. Also pins

V16Pro Page 105 V16Pro

V16Pro Page 106 Programmer Ports The V16Pro has three ports that can be used to programming. RS-232 Programmer port, USB or Ethernet port

V16Pro Page 107 V16Pro Show Control Ports The Show Control ports are used to control other devices used to control show devices. These d

V16Pro Page 108 address conflicts arise or when testing show configurations apart from an operating show. You may control a

V16Pro Page 109 V16Pro Menu Wheel The Menu Wheel provides easy access to all of the configurable parameters of the V16Pro. By rotating t

Welcome Page 11 WinScript Welcome The V16Pro, V4Pro and VCore show controllers are the latest versions of our original, most p

V16Pro Page 110 LTC/SMPTE Mode . . . SMPTE Time Display Current Frame Time . . . SMPTE Status Stop, Start SMPTE: LTC/SMPTE C

V16Pro Page 111 V16Pro Function Description The menu definitions are described here. Some items are informational only and are configured

V16Pro Page 112 Real-Time Clock Time: – This is the real time of day and is used along with the date variable to trigger events

V16Pro Page 113 V16Pro LTC/SMPTE Mode . . . SMPTE Time Display Generate/Read shows the current mode of the SMPTE processor. The Display

V16Pro Page 114 Digital Inputs Input Connector The V16Pro has 16 opto-isolated inputs that can control the show operation. If desired,

V16Pro Page 115 V16Pro Two forms of inputs can be applied to the Parallel Inputs connector: Voltage Inputs, and Contact Closures. When

V16Pro Page 116 Input Configuration The inputs are configured by WinScriptLive software. Select Resources command from the main menu bar,

V16Pro Page 117 V16Pro Input Wiring Connecting a Voltage Input 1. Using a Female DB37 connector, attach the appropriate wire from the In

V16Pro Page 118 Connecting a Contact Closure 1. Using a Female DB37, attach the appropriate wire from the Input signal pin (pin 1 for In

V16Pro Page 119 V16Pro Using Front Panel Buttons The front panel buttons are configured by WinScript Live software. Select Resources comm

Welcome Page 12 Important Information Congratulations! You have purchased an extremely fine product that would give you thousands of yea

V16Pro Page 120 Digital Outputs Configuring Outputs The V16Pro provides 16 Dry-Contact Relay Outputs for discrete control. The initial s

V16Pro Page 121 V16Pro 13 Output 13 32 Output 13 Return 14 Output 14 33 Output 14 Return 15 Output 15 34 Output 15 Return 16 Output 16 35

V16Pro Page 122 Wiring Outputs Non-inductive load Non-inductive loads are resistive. Incandescent bulbs, LEDs and filament lamps do not r

V16Pro Page 123 V16Pro Inductive loads Inductive loads have inductors, coils or transformers as part of the load or may be the load. Rela

V16Pro Page 124 Video Sync Input The V16Pro is designed to extract the vertical frame clock from an external video sync signal. This si

V16Pro Page 125 V16Pro Rear DIP Switches 75Ω Termination The first switch is used to terminate the sync input connector. Down (ON) will

V16Pro Page 126 Firmware The V16Pro’s operating system is called ScriptOS. It is stored in internal memory. Occasionally we

V16Pro Page 127 V16Pro V16+ or V4+ Compatibility One of our goals in designing these show was to make then a drop-in hardware replacemen

V4Pro Page 129 V4Pro V4Pro Figure 9- Front View Figure 10 - Rear View Specifications Size and Weight: Standard 2U rack mount (3.5&q

Quick Start Guide Page 13 WinScript Quick Start Guide Download WinScriptLive (www.alcorn.com/support/software) and get online with contr

V4Pro Page 130 Power barrel jack Ethernet Jack A Ethernet Jack B Serial Ports: (4) RS-232C, RS-422/485, individually software configur

V4Pro Page 131 V4Pro EN 61000-4-2, Electrostatic Discharge, Immunity Compliance EN 61000-4-3, Radiated Electromagnetic Fields, Immunity C

VCore Page 132 VCore Figure 11 - Front View Figure 12 - Rear View

VCore Page 133 VCore Figure 13 - Top View Figure 14 - Bottom View

VCore Page 134 Specifications Size and Weight: 8” W x 4.75” H x 2” D (20.32 cm W x 12.07 cm H x 5.08 cm D), 2RU 3 lbs. (1.4 Kg) Power:

VCore Page 135 VCore Setting VCore IP Address The three different ways to set the IP address are listed below. DHCP (Automatic Assignment

VCore Page 136 8. If your device cannot be reached, try clicking "Send Again." 9. If it still cannot be reached, try a diff

VCore Page 137 VCore Ethernet Ports There is one Ethernet port available on the VCore. For additional information on configuring and usin

VCore Page 138 Digital Inputs Input Connector The VCore has 4 inputs that can control the show operation Two forms of inputs can be app

VCore Page 139 VCore Input Wiring Connecting a Voltage Input 1. Attach the wire from the Input signal pin to the + terminal of the ex

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 14 WinScriptLive Tutorial In this tutorial, the show controller that will be used is the V16Pro. The tutoria

VCore Page 140 Connecting a Contact Closure 1. Attach the appropriate wire from the Input signal pin (pin 1 for Input1, pin 2 for Inp

VCore Page 141 VCore Digital Outputs Configuring Outputs The VCore provides 4 Dry-Contact Relay Outputs for discrete control. The initi

VCore Page 142 Wiring Outputs Non-inductive load Non-inductive loads are resistive. Incandescent bulbs, LEDs and filament lamps do not

VCore Page 143 VCore Inductive loads Inductive loads have inductors, coils or transformers as part of the load or may be the load. Relay

VCore Page 144 LED Indicators Script/Comm - usually solid green, frequently solid yellow LED Connection Off No script is loaded, Script

VCore Page 145 VCore Power Supply The VCore includes an external universal power supply that allows connection too many domestic as well

VCore Page 146 Closure Reset Will restore certain settings back to factory defaults. These settings include: IP Address, Date/Time and r

Ethernet Step by Step Page 147 Ethernet Ethernet Step by Step The following discussion and example will provide a view toward

Ethernet Step by Step Page 148 different from a RS232 connection in the fact that Ethernet requires addressing and controls t

Ethernet Step by Step Page 149 Ethernet IP Addressing If we think about the connections to a network, we will need to know how the device

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 15 WinScript Configuring the Script It is always best to document the function and purpose for the script,

Ethernet Step by Step Page 150 servers and gateways that need an IP address down low in the address range (1-99) and devices to control s

Ethernet Step by Step Page 151 Ethernet monitors together. You may have several network connections here so look for the one that refers

Ethernet Step by Step Page 152

Ethernet Step by Step Page 153 Ethernet Show Controller Configuration The configuration of the show controller should be setup

Ethernet Step by Step Page 154 You can alternatively just click on the product’s entry if it is automatically found with our produ

Ethernet Step by Step Page 155 Ethernet Ethernet connection is selected you will see the other parameters mentioned before. Select Ethern

Ethernet Step by Step Page 156 Try It Out Now that the hardware is setup, the next steps are to write a script, load it into the show c

Scheduler (Web-based) Page 157 Scheduler Scheduler (Web-based) Schedule files are text files with a .xml extension. Schedule files can b

Scheduler (Web-based) Page 158 Enter the name of the schedule and click “Create” Select the schedule file to edit and click “Edit”

Scheduler (Web-based) Page 159 Scheduler Editing Schedule Entries Click “Edit” to change the new entry created. The entry is empt

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 16 Working with Resources – Clicking and Drag & Drop A list of available Resource categories appears on

Scheduler (Web-based) Page 160 In this example, the sequence “Turn On All Outputs” will start at 7:30am every day starting on April 21s

Scheduler (Web-based) Page 161 Scheduler Select the schedule to use and click “Set Active”. The active schedule will always be shown

WEB Server Quick Start Page 163 Web Server WEB Server Quick Start This quick start will demonstrate how to connect to the web server f

WEB Server Quick Start Page 164 Step 2: Configuration  Select the "Web Server" link to display web server settings. The foll

WEB Server Quick Start Page 165 Web Server  This page demonstrates how to start sequences, turn on and off outputs, and set the value o

WEB Server Quick Start Page 166 Hypertext Transfer Protocol The show controller’s have a built-in HTTP server for serving web pages to r

WEB Server Quick Start Page 167 Web Server Show Controller Web-Script The show controller’s HTTP server supports a scripting language wi

WEB Server Quick Start Page 168 Variables There are three global variables: $_POST, $_ENV, and $_SERVER. These variables are used in a s

WEB Server Quick Start Page 169 Web Server $_SERVER index name Description dnsb The DNS server address of port B dhcpb The state of the D

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 17 WinScript Naming Resources You can assign unique names to your Show Controller’s Inputs, Buttons, Outputs

WEB Server Quick Start Page 170 $_SERVER index name Description example: <V16Pro> "[email protected]" HTTP httpa The sta

WEB Server Quick Start Page 171 Web Server Name Params Description works if no data has been sent. Access requirelogin 1. Minimum user

WEB Server Quick Start Page 172 Name Params Description page to load when no page is specified by a request setcustauth 1. The customer

WEB Server Quick Start Page 173 Web Server Function Params A function parameter can be a string, number, variable, or combination there

WEB Server Quick Start Page 174 Web Server Configuration The web server can be enabled or disabled on any of the Ethernet ports.

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 175 Control

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 176 Message Response: SMPTE vx.xx<0D> Example: Send Command: ?S<0D>

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 177 Control Example: Send Command: PS<0D> Response: R<0D> IS Pause

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 178 Set command: (0-49)ID<0D> Message Response: R<0D> Example: Send Command: 1ID<0D

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 179 Control Message Response: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx<0D> Example: Send Command: GW<0D>

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 18 1. Double Click on "button1" and rename it to "btnRunShow". You may add comments ab

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 180 US Get/Set User Name Description: This command will get or set the user login name. Comments:

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 181 Control Example: Send Command: 1SD<0D> Response: R<0D> DT Get/Se

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 182 Message Response: R<0D> Example: Send Command: "Display Text"|4|10DI<0D>

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 183 Control Example: Send Command: var1|"Hello World"VA<0D> Response: R<0D> VT

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 184 Comments: The sequence number is the first field in the form. WinScript Live assigns the number.

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 185 Control SS Send Message Description: This command will send a message to the selected port. C

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 186 NE Enable/Disable the NTP Function Description: This command will enable or disable the NTP f

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 187 Control Example: Send Command: TS<0D> Response: -5<0D> SF Get/Set

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 188 Example: Send Command: FT<0D> Response: 2009-02-13 23:31:30<0D> Get co

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 189 Control Example: Send Command: ASJ<0D> Response: R<0D> SA Get

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 19 WinScript Devices In WinScript, the audio, video, lighting and other show systems controlled by the V16P

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 190 Get command: SU<0D> Message Response: (current name)<0D> Example: Send Command:

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 191 Control MA Send E-Mail Description: This command will send the e-mail Comments: <to&g

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 192 HP Get/Set the HTTP WEB Page Description: This command will get or set the default HTTP WEB ad

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 193 Control Set command: (n)RX<0D> Message Response: R<0D> Example: Send Command: ARX&

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 194 JP Jump to Timecode Message. Description: This command jumps a sequence to a specific poin

Serial and Ethernet Control Page 195 Control output 8 button 9 sequence 10 percent 11 label 12 timecode 13 lcdstring

Product File Creator Tool Page 196 Product File Creator Tool The "Product File Creator" tool found under the "Tools"

Product File Creator Tool Page 197 Product Files On the next screen, check that the device has a serial port. It will then show fields to

Product File Creator Tool Page 198 Next, we are going to set our only data parameter, the integer that determines which track on the fir

Product File Creator Tool Page 199 Product Files After creating our event, click Next until you hit Save and Finish. Save your .prd file

Table of Contents Page 2 Document Revision 2.1 February 25, 2014 Copyright  1996-2014 Alcorn McBride, Inc. All rights reserved. Every

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 20 4. Click “Next” to advance to the next dialog to set up the connection type. The default is serial, and

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 200 Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML The "Product File Creator&quo

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 201 Product Files Product Section The beginning of the product section is for informa

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 202 The details about each port are stored as a "port_option". If a

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 203 Product Files Command Parameters Each command will have a set of parameters. The

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 204 Rule Description Parameters Integer An integer value Min and Max (optional) Deci

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 205 Product Files ! Logical Not (use for bool types) * Multiply / Divide - Subtract +

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 206 For a boolean value, false returns true. compl(<parameter>) <parameter&g

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 207 Product Files Replace(<string>,<find>,<replace>) <string>

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 208 Format: The "printf" style statement that defines the outgoin

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 209 Product Files Incoming: indicates that this is an Incoming message. If this param

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 21 WinScript Writing The Script At some point it’s often a good idea to map out what the show is going to d

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 210 Character groups any 1 character from the group [aAeEiou] any character listed f

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 211 Product Files Init: An initial value for the variable (optional) Setup: If “True”

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 212 A comment may also be set if desired. TCP Status Variable In additio

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 213 Product Files The prompt for the above example would look like this: Username&g

Creating/Editing Your Own Product File via XML Page 214 Any number of device variables can be "pulled out" of any message wit

Live Mode Protocol Page 215 Live Mode Protocol Live Mode Protocol Live Mode communication is used by the show controllers to give updat

Live Mode Protocol Page 216 s - the ASCII letter 's' <index of sequence> - the zero indexed number of the sequence in th

Live Mode Protocol Page 217 Live Mode Protocol Message Ack Response: R Watch Sequence #100 (To get frame counter and events recently exe

Live Mode Protocol Page 218 Resource Status Examples V16Pro's LTC Timecode Variable #1 is 00:00:00.02: v|0|0|00:00:00.02|-1LV Devi

Troubleshooting Tips Page 219 Trouble Shooting Troubleshooting Tips The following table provides some possible reasons for behavior of

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 22 You give each Sequence a unique name which normally includes some indication of its purpose or function.

Troubleshooting Tips Page 220 WinScriptLive

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 23 WinScript The Timeline view allows you to edit the events of a sequence in an easy and intuitive manner

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 24 3. Next, drag and drop the desired event on top of the Timeline; for this tutorial we will use Display a

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 25 WinScript 6. The display editor gives the user a graphical view of how the text will be displayed as it

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 26 2. The Sequence Triggers form will open. This form contains all the triggers that you have defined so

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 27 WinScript 3. Click the drop-down menu under the Name in the Discrete Input or Output section. Select th

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 28 7. Go into the "Event Wizard" by right-clicking the first row and fill in the event parameters

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 29 WinScript 11. Click “Next” and advance to the next step which allows you to specify the command. Select

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WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 30 13. Add one more Event to this Sequence. This last Event is simple and contains a Label “lblPlayEnd” whi

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 31 WinScript 20. In the first line if the DayNightMode Sequence add the following Event: Label = (blank) T

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 32 The event to handle the On event is entered next: Label = lblNightMode Device = V16Pro Event = Display Da

WinScriptLive Tutorial Page 33 WinScript Error Check and Send We’re done! Now, it is time to check for errors and download the script t

WinScript Live Resources Page 34 WinScript Live Resources The actions performed by the show controller are created by using the show con

WinScript Live Resources Page 35 WinScript Sequence is running when highlighted, will start the sequence if it is stopped. Each seque

WinScript Live Resources Page 36 Events Each sequence is made up of lines called "Events". An event is a single step that is

WinScript Live Resources Page 37 WinScript Timeline allows you to view and edit events in a more intuitive manner. Events can be drag

WinScript Live Resources Page 38 Date/Time The month/day/year followed by time in military style : ie: 10/15/09 13:45. Decimal A decimal

WinScript Live Resources Page 39 WinScript This form will configure the show controller for the kind of device to be connected such as

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WinScript Live Resources Page 40 Ethernet Types:  "UDP" – a protocol with no "handshaking." The Show Controller&

WinScript Live Resources Page 41 WinScript Inputs Rear inputs can be configured in WinScript Live as either Voltage or Contact Closure.

WinScript Live Resources Page 42 can be found under the "Scripts" directory of the C:\Program Files\Alcorn McBride Inc\WinScrip

WinScript Live Resources Page 43 WinScript 5. Enter the number of "Inputs" and "Outputs" you will be controlling i

WinScript Live Resources Page 44 6. Click "Finish" Your IO will now show up in the "Inputs" and "Outputs"

WinScript Live Resources Page 45 WinScript To view a specific device's output, select the device from the drop down list at the top

WinScript Live Resources Page 46 3. Select the Make, Model and version of the IO 4. Enter the IP Address information, the V16/V4Pro

WinScript Live Resources Page 47 WinScript after an "On", "Off" or "Toggle" command). If you prefer more c

WinScript Live Resources Page 48 Buttons Buttons refer to the front panel buttons found on the show controller. By default, these button

WinScript Live Resources Page 49 WinScript Trigger Types Triggers can start, reset (stop), pause or stop looping a particular sequence.

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Timeline Page 50 Timeline Timeline allows for the intuitive editing of sequence events. Elements are displayed in the order they happen o

Timeline Page 51 WinScript Current Time Marker In Live Mode, the Current Time Marker marks the current time as a sequence is playing. It

Timeline Page 52 New Event, New Sequence, Delete New Event: This button creates a new event. The event is by default named “Nop” (no o

Timeline Page 53 WinScript Delete: This button deletes the selected event. Display Options These options allow you to customize the

Timeline Page 54 Groups In Timeline each group is represented by a row. These can be customized using the Groups button on the tool bar.

Timeline Page 55 WinScript Delete Group: To delete a group, select a group from the list then click on the “-” symbol. This will delete

Timeline Page 56 Markers Markers allow you to mark a specific time on the Timeline. They can be accessed and edited by clicking on the Ma

Timeline Page 57 WinScript Event Buttons These buttons help you to easily navigate your events. Select First Event: This button will

Timeline Page 58 Data Params: The list of parameters changes depending on the type of the event that has been selected. Explanations on w

WinScript Live Timecode (SMPTE/EBU) Page 59 WinScript WinScript Live Timecode (SMPTE/EBU) The following section will explain the differ

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WinScript Live Timecode (SMPTE/EBU) Page 60 Internal Timecode Settings The internal clock frame rate settings determine what rate a seque

WinScript Live Timecode (SMPTE/EBU) Page 61 WinScript The frame rates available for LTC are 23.976, 24, 25, 29.97, 30D (drop frame), an

WinScript Live Timecode (SMPTE/EBU) Page 62  Preroll Time: Occurs once, on initial start, before reaching the “Start Time.” Any further

WinScript Live "Live Mode" Page 63 WinScript WinScript Live "Live Mode" When operating in "Live Mode", all

WinScript Live "Live Mode" Page 64 Watches All resources can be added to the watch list. This list allows for easy viewing of i

WinScript Live "Live Mode" Page 65 WinScript The button will check all of the “Enable Force” column rows at once. Live Log C

WinScript Live "Live Mode" Page 66 If you were unable to successfully ping it, you may have put incorrect connection info for

WinScript Live "Live Mode" Page 67 WinScript Setting Device Addresses After the scan, once you select the device you wish to

WinScript Live "Live Mode" Page 68 To change address back to 0.0.0.0, the DIP switches must be toggled and at least one cold

Show Controller External Control Page 69 WinScript Show Controller External Control Many methods exist for sending commands to your show

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Show Controller External Control Page 70 Webpage Control Sequences can be started using form buttons in HTML. Variable values can also b

Show Controller External Control Page 71 WinScript 4. Choose the Ethernet connector (A or B) that you will be connecting do. Select the

Show Controller External Control Page 72 3. Click on "Incoming Message" radio button. 4. Fill in "iPhone" for the

Show Controller External Control Page 73 WinScript 3. Use the "terminal" or "macro" of the TCP/IP Remote software t

Show Controller External Control Page 74 change it to anything you'd like. 2: Add Incoming Message Triggers After you've creat

Show Controller External Control Page 75 WinScript 2. Fill in "puttyTerm" for the device name. 3. Click on the "Custom&

Show Controller External Control Page 76 Type "on" or "off" into the terminal window and press enter.

Show Controller External Control Page 77 WinScript Redundant Mode Redundant mode allows a 2nd "slave" controller to monitor t

Show Controller External Control Page 78 4. Edit the "Redudant IP Address" to enter the 2nd V16Pro's address. Click &qu

Show Controller External Control Page 79 WinScript 8. All sequence status is "shared" by default between master and slave. If

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Show Controller External Control Page 80 Check the box for "Secondary Controller" and enter the IP address. It doesn't m

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 81 WinScript Reference WinScript Live Command Reference The events available within the show cont

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 82 Blink Blinks an Output. Blinking an Output causes it to turn on (for the specified Blink Time)

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 83 WinScript Reference Out Port Sets a group of eight Outputs to a single binary value. The lowes

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 84 Logical Events Logical Events perform operations on Variables in the Show Controller. To Do Th

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 85 WinScript Reference Event Data1 Toggle Name of Boolean Type Variable Add Adds a value to a Vari

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 86 BitAnd Take the bitwise AND of a Variable and a value. This value can be a constant value or an

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 87 WinScript Reference Event Syntax Event Data1 Data2 Data3…. DataN Format Name of Variable to st

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 88 Save Variable Stores the value of a Variable in non-volatile memory so that it can be recovered,

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 89 WinScript Reference Program Control Events Program Control Events can be used to control the f

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WinScript Live Command Reference Page 90 Start Starts a sequence. If the sequence is not currently running and was never paused in the m

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 91 WinScript Reference 00:00.00 Skipped Events Event Label 00:00.00 Some Event Example Label T

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 92 Time Event Data1 00:00.00 If Off NightMode Boolean Type Variable 00:00.00 Play Ldp1 00:00.00 End

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 93 WinScript Reference 00:00.00 End If The Play event is executed if ShowVar  5. Example #2 T

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 94 Nop Used as a branch placeholder. “Nop” stands for “No Operation”. Event Syntax Event Data1 No

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 95 WinScript Reference Display Events Display Events display custom text messages as well as Bool

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 96 Decimal %f Inserts one decimal place OR number of places specified after "." preceding

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 97 WinScript Reference Timecode (LTC, SMPTE, EBU) and Internal Time Events Timecode (LTC, SMPTE, E

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 98 Timecode Start Starts the timecode running at its current location if it's paused. If it wa

WinScript Live Command Reference Page 99 WinScript Reference Disarm Disarm is similar to a sequence "Reset" command. The Seq