C80prox Marklin Digital Control Program for PC's

C80prox – Marklin Digital Control Program for PC’s
Other Commands
Most of these commands can be used in Terminal Mode or used when creating and
running a sequence using the C80prox Editor.
Sleep Function
This command will sleep for the specified number of seconds. The general format of
this command is:
z {tt}
p {tt}
p w
where {tt} is the number of seconds to sleep (1 to 99). When used in a layout
sequence, the sleep command can be used to wait a few seconds before the next
command is issued. The sleep function can be interrupted by pressing the ESC key.
Control will then pass back to TERMINAL MODE. The 'p' command functions the
same as the 'z' command except that {tt} defines the number of 1/10th second
intervals to sleep. The 'pw' command will pause and wait for any key to be pressed
before continuing.
Goto Function
This command is used to start a layout sequence from the specified label. The
general format of this command is:
g {ll}
where {ll} is a valid label within the layout sequence. If {ll} is not specified in
TERMINAL MODE, execution will start at the first statement in the sequence. While a
sequence is running, there are two keys that can be pressed. These keys are
• 'F10 - emergency stop'
• 'ESC - quit to terminal mode'
A statement label must be used as a argument to a 'g' command. Statement labels
are defined by placing a ':' after a numeric label between 1 and 1000. An example of
this style of branching is as follows:
1: 10:
2: ..
3: ..
4: ..
5: g 10
Branching Randomly Within a Sequence
This command is used as a random multi-way goto function. The general format of
this command is:
g r {b}
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