Rogue Robotics Settings Configurator

Select your module:

You can save your configuration below.

Input Settings
Ignore
8-Button 8-Button mode sets each input as a single trigger for track playback.
7-Bit 7-Bit mode provides a 7 bit file selection on the inputs, and is triggered by the 8th input (negative edge).
S0
? This is the starting number for both the 8-Button and 7-Bit input modes.
N0
? ā€œDā€ pin becomes a hardware busy logic output (high = playing)
H0
? Used only in 8-Button mode, this setting will turn on a simple 40 ms debounce algorithm for the inputs.
M0
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
? Used only in 8-Button mode, this 8-bit mask indicates the polarity of input for each individual input pin (a 1 in the mask indicates positive edge triggering).
A0
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
? In 8-Button mode, this 8-bit mask indicates which buttons will be considered non-stop (a 1 in the mask indicates non-stop).

In 7-Bit mode, anything > 0 will indicate non-stop playback.

Non-stop playback means that a track is played to completion, without interruption.
U0
Audio Settings
-8.0 dB
? Sets the start-up volume. You can change the volume dynamically using the PC V command after start-up. Note that lower numbers are louder, and higher numbers are quieter.
V16
? Sets the start-up loop count for playback. This is the number of times a track is repeated. You can change the volume dynamically using the PC O command after start-up.
O1
? Provides a gain (or attenuation) for frequencies at and above the selected treble frequency.
B0
? Provides a gain for frequencies at and above the selected bass frequency.
File Settings
None
Progress hash "#" every 2048 bytes e.g. #########...####
Total bytes copied and copy rate e.g. nn..nn bytes copied at r..rr bytes/second
Progress hash, bytes copied, and copy rate e.g. #####...####nn..nn bytes copied at r..rr bytes/second
C0
CR RL and WL commands use a <CR> as a terminator.
LF RL and WL commands use a <LF> as a terminator.
CRLF RL and WL commands use <CR><LF> as a terminator.
E0
-- ms
? Amount of time the module will wait for data from the host before timing out during a write. (0 = no time-out, waits forever)
T0
Old Style Terse listing data.
New style Verbose listing data.
L0
Communication Settings
? Bit rate for serial communications.
D0
> Default
? This is the character used for synchronizing commands.
P62
0 ms
? Minimum delay before serial response.
R0
Output Save this file to the root folder of your flash card.
S0 N0 H0 M0 A0 U0 V16 O1 B0 C0 E0 T0 L0 D0 P62 R0