; DecaBox Protocol Converter
; Engineering Solutions Inc
; www.response-box.com
;
; Firmware for converting MIDI NOTE ON messages into
; MIDI Show Control messages, in a user-configurable way.
;
; This file is called patch.txt and should be edited
; in either TextEdit (OS X) or Notepad (windows).  Other programs,
; such as Word, may introduce unwanted garbage characters in the file.
;
; Note that lines which begin with a semicolon are comments, and
; are ignored by the firmware. A line can contain a comment or a command,
; but not both.
; 
; In MIDI show control messages, the target device (in this case, the 
; lighting console, has a 'device address.'  This is similar to a DMX
; address for lighting equipment.  This should be something which can be
; set or changed in a menu on the lighting console.
;
; We'll assume the address is 1, but it can be changed if needed.
; Since this is a command to be parsed, there is no semicolon at the 
; beginning of the line.
;
; This is a three digit decimal number, and leading zeros are allowed.
; IE channel 2 is 002, channel 15 is 015, etc
;
I=001
;
; We also need to define the MIDI address that the notes will
; be sent to.  MIDI notes received on other channels will be ignored
; Valid range here is [01 16], and it needs to be a two digit decimal
; number.
;
; Here's we've set the MIDI channel to 2
;
A=02
;
; Next, define the cues which will be transmitted. These are always numerical.
; They can be a single number, or 'subcues' which might be three layers
; deep, separated by periods.
;
; Here also note that the MIDI notes can range from 001 to 128.  The note
; number is followed by a colon, then a space. The numerical cue string
; is next.  In this example file, cues are sent when MIDI notes 67, 69,
; 71, 72, 54, 6, 10, 11 and 15 are received.
067: 10.2.3
069: 500
071: 5.02
072: 17.4.3245
054: 5
006: 6
010: 19.2234.5543
011: 8
015: 87545.2344.1231
019: 234.76555.2
024: 11.12.13
030: 12.12.0004