How to use the bit pattern selector dialog
- Last UpdatedAug 30, 2024
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You use the Bit Pattern Selector dialog to configure a condition using a bit pattern. This pattern will be verified against the integer reference and will trigger an animation when the condition is true. You can configure multiple conditions, each with a bit pattern.
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Click the Bitmask or Bitmatch field to launch the Bit Pattern Selector dialog.

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To set one bit:
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For each bit selection control, click the small button to change the value: X, 0, 1 or use tab key with up/down arrow keys.
The white background color indicates bit value 1 and gray background color indicates the bit value ‘0’. The Ignore bit ‘X’ will be displayed by using the dialog background color.
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To set all the 32-bit controls, use the 3 "Set All" buttons:
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Button "0": Set all 32 bit values to "0"
Bitmask = 0xFFFFFFFF; Bitmatch = 0x00000000; -
Button "1": Set all 32 bit values to "1"
Bitmask = 0xFFFFFFFF; Bitmatch = 0xFFFFFFFF; -
Button "X(Ignore)": Set all 32 bit values to "X"
Bitmask = 0x00000000; Bitmatch = 0x00000000;
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