Crestron rave mode

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#Creston rave mode 

# instructions 

	1.	Create a SIMPL Windows Program:
	•	Start by creating a new SIMPL Windows program file.
	2.	Add a Touch Panel or Button Interface:
	•	Add a touch panel or a control interface to your program. This is where you will place your “Rave Mode” button.
	3.	Add the SIMPL+ Module:
	•	Import the SIMPL+ module you created into your SIMPL Windows program.
	4.	Create “Rave Mode” Button:
	•	On your touch panel or control interface, create a button and label it “Rave Mode”.
	5.	Logic Tie-In:
	•	Link the “Rave Mode” button to the StartStop digital input of the SIMPL+ module. This will be the trigger for starting and stopping the rave mode.
	6.	Link Output Signals:
	•	Map the LightControl and PlayAudio digital outputs from the SIMPL+ module to the appropriate control system outputs that manage your lights and audio system.

Example Code Snippet for the “Rave Mode” Button:

Assuming you have the button in your touch panel interface:

// In SIMPL Windows
// Button: Rave Mode
// Digital Signal ID for Rave Mode Button: 1 (example ID)

// Link the button to the SIMPL+ module
// Assuming your SIMPL+ module is named 'RaveModeModule'

// Digital Input
RaveModeModule.StartStop -> TouchPanelOrControlInterface.RaveModeButton_fb

// Digital Output (to control lights and audio)
RaveModeModule.LightControl -> LightSystem.ControlInput
RaveModeModule.PlayAudio -> AudioSystem.PlayInput


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#include "SIMPLDEF.H"

// Define the input and output interfaces
digital_input  StartStop;    // Digital input to start/stop the light toggling
digital_output LightControl; // Digital output to control the light
digital_output PlayAudio;    // Digital output to control audio playback

// Variables
int IsRunning = 0; // Variable to track if the light toggling is active

// Function to toggle light
void ToggleLight()
{
    while(IsRunning)
    {
        LightControl = !LightControl; // Toggle light state
        Sleep(1); // Wait for 1 second (1000 milliseconds)
    }
}

// Function to control audio
void ControlAudio()
{
    if(IsRunning)
    {
        PlayAudio = 1; // Start playing audio
    }
    else
    {
        PlayAudio = 0; // Stop playing audio
    }
}

// Event handler for the StartStop input
void StartStop_OnPush()
{
    IsRunning = !IsRunning; // Toggle the running state

    if(IsRunning)
    {
        ToggleLight(); // Start toggling the light
    }
    ControlAudio(); // Control audio playback based on the state
}

// Register event handlers
REGISTER_EVENT(StartStop, PUSH, StartStop_OnPush);