Elk 129 specifications Programming

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7.In the Directories window, double-click on the ELK120 directory (located under the COOL directory).

8.In the File Name window, click on the file ELK120.SCP, then press OK (see Figure 5).

Figure 5.

9.Make sure the Pause at Dialogs and the Execute Relative to Cursor boxes are not checked. In the ELK Recording Utilities window, click on Embed Control Track, then click on Run (Figure 6). The ELK-120 Script will not run if any portion of the waveform has been "se- lected" (highlighted). If any of the waveform has been selected, press the Esc key to exit the script dialog box, then press Esc again to unselect the waveform.

Figure 6.

10.When the script has finished, you should see two distinct waveforms, similar to Figure 7. The right channel has the original waveform (with 30mS of silence added to the beginning). The left channel should appear as a constant 20 Hz sine wave that runs the entire length of the record- ing. Your waveform has now been processed and is ready to be "downloaded"!

You can now save the “scripted” ch1.wav to your hard drive if you wish to load this message into another Recordable Module at a later date. Click File, Save As, enter a different file name to keep the original file un- changed.

Figure 7.

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