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  1. 12-30-2008, 07:25 #11
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    tip top thanks, got it working
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    Quote Originally Posted by gottaluvlasers View Post
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    For those of you that have got an LCC medialas avatar:
    Use the text [RTC] (with the brackets) for a real time clock.
    You have to put it on the CF card by pc software, because these caracters can't be entered directly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DZ View Post
    Not sure about the FB3, but for those with a QM2K, if you look in the LD2000 directory under "Demos", then under "ShowClock", the program there can be set to output the current time or a countdown. As well as several other nifty features.
    Care to post directions... I am having the same problem as...

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    I've just sent an e-mail to Bill to ask how the ShowTime sync mode works for Showclock...

    Anybody?

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    What settings do I have to make in Showtime and in what playstate should Showtime be to get the sync with Showclock working?

    ShowClock says "ShowTimeSync in progress: 00:05:23 (for example)
    but in ShowTime nothing happens, and if I press "Play All" in ShowTime it starts playing from 00:00:00 and doesn't sync.

    Maybe I've just forgotten a simple setting..
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    Default Stand Alone Analog Clock Display

    Hi,

    A little bit late reply, but you can use the attached Zip file for another occasion of course.
    Its an 'analog clock' display, done with the EasyLase DAC.
    Just place it in the folder of the DLL and it can be used.

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    PS: HE-LaserScan has a Countdown function as well.
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    For the sake of completeness, LDS (Laser Design Studio) also has real time clocks in analog and digital forms.
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    Quote Originally Posted by drlava View Post
    For the sake of completeness, LDS (Laser Design Studio) also has real time clocks in analog and digital forms.
    That's almost funny. I remembered that about 10 minutes till, but when I tried to open LDS on my QM2000, I saw your EzAudDAC (sp?) file pop up and remembered I was going to try to get the soundcard DAC going with LDS... and knew I wouldn't get that sorted in time and get a broadcast going. I need to look back into that for LaserMame...
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  10. 01-04-2009, 21:27 #20
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    Hello,

    The free version of HE LaserScan has a digital clock (HH:MM:SS) as one of the "test frames". This is what we used for the New Years Eve countdown!

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