A sound Script releating to the AP Signal

jamie112 · 01-16-2004

Is it possibile to create a sound script that would indicate the strenth of the signal. For instance if you were far away you would here a beep every few seconds, but if you were right beside the ap you would hear a constant beep..... anyone have any ideas?

-jamie

Mr.White · 01-16-2004

Try the default script or enable the midi output. Aslo, try searching. This is easily found in the FAQ.

Thorn · 01-16-2004

Sure. The default script does it with different sounds. Those sounds change in pitch. If you look in the default script, you'll see a series of if/then statements:

Code:

If BestSNR >= 60 Then
PlaySound "ns-signal-6.WAV"
ElseIf BestSNR >= 50 Then
PlaySound "ns-signal-5.WAV"
ElseIf BestSNR >= 40 Then
PlaySound "ns-signal-4.WAV"
ElseIf BestSNR >= 30 Then
PlaySound "ns-signal-3.WAV"
ElseIf BestSNR >= 20 Then
PlaySound "ns-signal-2.WAV"
ElseIf BestSNR >= 10 Then
PlaySound "ns-signal-1.WAV"
Else
PlaySound "ns-signal-0.WAV"

Do do what you want you'd have to:
1) Change all the sounds to the same file.
2) Insert an increasing time delay of some type at each if/then.

An alternative is to just use the default script. Just replace the sound files with a new ones. Each would be a beep followed increasing amounts of silence after the beep.

It just depends on what's easier for you: Programming or recording sounds. Being a true geek, I'd do the programming.

01-16-2004	#1 (permalink)
jamie112 Registered Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 16	A sound Script releating to the AP Signal Is it possibile to create a sound script that would indicate the strenth of the signal. For instance if you were far away you would here a beep every few seconds, but if you were right beside the ap you would hear a constant beep..... anyone have any ideas? -jamie

01-16-2004	#2 (permalink)
Mr.White OH such tacos will I give Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Minnesota Posts: 1,049	Try the default script or enable the midi output. Aslo, try searching. This is easily found in the FAQ. __________________ A good way to threaten somebody is to light a stick of dynamite. Then you call the guy and hold the burning fuse up to the phone. "Hear that?" you say. "That's dynamite, baby." -Jack Handey

01-16-2004	#3 (permalink)
Thorn Did you do the math? Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Villa Straylight Posts: 10,032	Sure. The default script does it with different sounds. Those sounds change in pitch. If you look in the default script, you'll see a series of if/then statements: Code: If BestSNR >= 60 Then PlaySound "ns-signal-6.WAV" ElseIf BestSNR >= 50 Then PlaySound "ns-signal-5.WAV" ElseIf BestSNR >= 40 Then PlaySound "ns-signal-4.WAV" ElseIf BestSNR >= 30 Then PlaySound "ns-signal-3.WAV" ElseIf BestSNR >= 20 Then PlaySound "ns-signal-2.WAV" ElseIf BestSNR >= 10 Then PlaySound "ns-signal-1.WAV" Else PlaySound "ns-signal-0.WAV" Do do what you want you'd have to: 1) Change all the sounds to the same file. 2) Insert an increasing time delay of some type at each if/then. An alternative is to just use the default script. Just replace the sound files with a new ones. Each would be a beep followed increasing amounts of silence after the beep. It just depends on what's easier for you: Programming or recording sounds. Being a true geek, I'd do the programming. __________________ Thorn "Lawyers should never marry lawyers. This is called inbreeding. It produces idiot children and more lawyers." Last edited by Thorn : 01-16-2004 at 09:35 AM.

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