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Wolf Cinema Owner's Manual
B-40
3.131 RTE
Real Time Events
RTE Real Time Events
Use RTE to specify actions to be initiated at a certain point in time or by an external stimulus. This
action can be anything supported in the projector, as long as the action itself is not embedded
within an RTE command (such as GIO input simulation and others). There are four types of
RTEs:
T = Timed event
D = Scheduled/delayed single event
G = GPIO port change
S = System Status Change
F = FUNC key event
X = Delete event
If P1 = T or t Description Meaning
P1 = T or t
P2 – P7 = Date/Time
P8 = Schedule
P9 = ASCII message
Timed event
yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm:ss
S = Single one-time event
D = Daily
W = Weekly
Any valid ASCII command
This is a “timed” (scheduled) event
Dateandtimeforrstoccurrence
Frequency of the event
Activity in the event
If P1 = D or d Description Meaning
P1 = D or d
P2 – P4 = Amount of delay
P5 = ASCII message
Delayed event
hh:mm:ss
Any valid serial protocol
This one-time event is scheduled
to occur at a certain point in the
future.
How long to wait before starting the
event
Represents action taken during the
event
If P1 = G or g Description
P1 = G or g GPIO port change. This is a real-time I/O event.
P2 = I/O bit 1-255, depending on hardware (in the case of masking, this
represents the starting pin number).
P3 = Level H or h = high (transition to active state)
L or l = low
“LHxxxHLx” combines multiple inputs and trigger occurs when
all conditions are met.
P4 = Which ASCII
command
Any valid serial command
If P1 = S or s Description Meaning
P1 = S or s
P2 = Type of system event
System event
0 = Boot
1 = Power*
2 = Error *
3 = Signal Valid
4 = Signal Bad / No Signal
5 = Signal Input Change*
6 = Signal Channel Change*
* May also include P3 info
(below)
This one-time event is
scheduled for a certain point in
time in the future.
Deneseventsinternalto
the hardware that can trigger
command sequences.
AppendixB►SerialCommunications