betabriteconsole port# message<\/strong><\/p>\nSimple Examples:<\/h2>\nExample #1:<\/h3>\n
betabriteconsole 1 “This is a test”<\/p>\n
Example #2:<\/h3>\n
The message text can be either plain text, or pseudo-XML format code to control colors, newlines, speed, etc.<\/p>\n
betabriteconsole 1 “<color=red>This is a test<newline><color=green>This is another test!!!”<\/p>\n
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Advanced Message XML Syntax:<\/h2>\n
The examples below show some of the functionality that can be customized on the display.<\/p>\n
<charattrib=wide,on>wide <charattrib=wide,off>off<newline>
\n<charattrib=doublewide,on>dwd <charattrib=doublewide,off>off<newline><\/p>\n
<color=red>Red<newline><color=green>Green<newline><color=amber>Amber<newline>
\n<color=rainbow1>Rainbow1<newline><color=rainbow2>Rainbow2<newline>
\n<color=auto>Automatic<newline><color=red> ‘–Automatic will be a random color.<\/p>\n
<font=five>Five<newline>
\n<font=fivebold>FiveBold<newline>
\n<font=fivewide>FiveWide<newline>
\n<font=fivewidebold>FiveWideBold<newline><\/p>\n
<font=seven>Seven<newline>
\n<font=sevenserif>SevenSerif<newline>
\n<font=sevenbold>SevenBold<newline>
\n<font=sevenboldserif>SevenBoldSerif<newline>
\n<font=sevenshadow>SevenShadow<newline>
\n<font=sevenshadowserif>SevenShadowSerif<newline>
\n<font=sevenwide>SevenWide<newline>
\n<font=sevenwideserif>SevenWideSerif<newline>
\n<font=sevenwidebold>SevenWideBold<newline>
\n<font=sevenwideboldserif>SevenWideBoldSerif<newline>
\n<font=seven><newline><\/p>\n
Line One<newline>Line Deux<newline>Line Tres
\n<flash=1>Flash <flash=0>NoFlash<newline>
\n<wideon>wide<wideoff>off<newline>
\n<speed1>speed1<newline><speed2>speed2<newline>
\n<speed3>speed3<newline><speed4>speed4<newline>
\n<speed5>speed5<newline><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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<\/a>The BetaBrite Display Interface Console is a Windows Command Line Utility\u00a0that allows direct communication between a Windows PC and a BetaBrite or Alpha Display. \u00a0The Display must be connected to the PC via a serial RS-232 connection. \u00a0This project is a extension\u00a0of the BetaBrite API created by Jeff Antwood. \u00a0More info on his original project can be found here<\/a>.<\/p>\n