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| − | |((virtual sensor input number | + | |(((virtual sensor input number % 8) << 2) + ((virtual sensor input number & 31) >> 3) |
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Latest revision as of 23:55, 7 March 2022
CLEAR CONFIG (105, 69h)
The CLEAR CONFIG command sets all settings stored in non-volatile memory to default values and re-initializes all internal parameters to the initial values for a WiDig set to stand-alone mode (see RESET – note that the RESET is not executed). See the EDIT NAME, EDIT CONFIG commands for default values of settings stored in non-volatile memory. Upon completion of the command the WiDig sends the same command.
The [BODY] of the CLEAR CONFIG command:
| 00000001: | 1; configuration number |
Default values for each sensor input and all actuator outputs are re-instated:
| MIDI running status | 1; disabled (each channel voice MIDI message includes a MIDI status byte) |
| System exclusive ID: | 0 |
| Mode of operation: | 1; stand-alone |
| Configuration name: | “WiDig” |
| Sensor sampling rate: | 10 ms |
| Sensor input MIDI mapping type: | if (virtual sensor input number < 32) then control-change else note-on |
| Sensor input MIDI channel: | 1 |
| Sensor input MIDI control-change or note-on number: | (((virtual sensor input number % 8) << 2) + ((virtual sensor input number & 31) >> 3) |
| Sensor input impulse end notification: | 0; off |
| Sensor input impulse maximum set to constant: | 0; off |
| Sensor input cont. and/or impulse signal differentiation: | 0; off |
| Sensor input continuous signal averaging: | 0; off |
| Sensor input impulse signal processing: | 0; off |
| Sensor input continuous signal processing: | 0; off |
| Sensor input threshold: | 0 |
| Sensor input ceiling: | 127 |
| Sensor input noise gate: | 0; off |
| Sensor input time window: | 0; off |
| Sensor input minimum value of MIDI output MSB | 0; |
| Sensor input maximum value of MIDI output MSB | 127; |
| Sensor input function number: | 0; off |
| Sensor input function parameter 1: | 0; |
| Sensor input function device address / parameter 2: | 0; |
| Sensor input to Actuator output mapping: | 0; off |
| Actuator output status: | 0; off |
| Actuator output continuous control status: | 0; off |
| Actuator output pulse interval: | 20 ms |
| Actuator output pulse width range: | 1-2 ms |
The virtual sensor input number ranges from 0 to 63 because in stand-alone mode each physical sensor input, if configured for an I2C sensor, can have 8 virtual inputs.
